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Money in the Bible

1.) What was the value of two sparrows in Jesus day?

2.) A man whose 10,000 talent debt was written off, failed to forgive a debt of

3.) How much was Judas Iscariot given to betray Jesus?

4.) The love of money is the root of...?

5.) Who did Jesus send fishing to get money for taxes?

6.) Who offered Delilah silver to find out the secret of Samson's strength?

7.) According to Luke, the price of five sparrows was:

8.) For how much was Joseph sold to the Ishmeelites?

9.) As Jesus watched, how much money did the poor widow throw into the treasury?

10.) What prophet's sons were greedy, and took bribes?

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Clarendon Charity Gives Back-To-School Supplies To Needy Students

Jamaica Gleaner The Free Town Church of God of Prophecy Outreach Foundation in Clarendon on Friday distributed tablets, two laptops and back-to-school supplies to struggling students from the community and nearby areas. Director and pastor for the church, Dr Rev Zebulah Aiken, expressed joy at the overwhelming support given by friends of the foundation, as a drive was carried out to source tablets and laptops. “The support we got exceeded our expectations, as we are still in COVID times with limited resources. We also handed out three scholarships valued at $20,000 each, courtesy of Rula Brown and Jannice O’Shea from Atlanta. We can’t thank them enough,” she told The Gleaner . Over 40 students who were carefully selected based on their needs, benefited from backpacks and other school supplies. Aiken also express gratitude to Free Town stalwarts Tanya Taylor and Melonie Sterling, who, although living abroad, have never forgotten to give back to their community. “The two have been send

Free Town Church of God of Prophecy Outreach Foundation brings cheer to students

The Free Town Church of God of Prophecy Outreach Foundation in Clarendon brought good cheer to students and residents on Friday. Three students received scholarships valued at $20,000 each, courtesy of Pencils4Kids and a resident from the community who migrated, Tanya Taylor, while 20 students received tablets. Pastor Valerie Campbell-James, who cited the initiative as an important cause, told The Gleaner that a community-based survey revealed that several students were at a disadvantage, which hurdled to their access to virtual school. “We were really catering to those who cannot or hardly can afford getting a tablet, and when we asked around, we realised that persons within the community have been using their parents’ phones to do their schoolwork,” she said. Florida-based charity foundation Poverty Escape International Inc was lauded for their contribution to the tablet drive. Two of the tablets were donated specifically to Clarendon College students, courtesy of a graduate from t

Telecommunication companies make students day in Clarendon

Thanks to telecommunication companies LIME and Digicel students at the Miracle Tabernacle Free Town Church of God of Prophecy in Clarendon enjoyed some well need back to school supplies. On Sunday following their children service the students eagerly collected their back to school supplies. For lay minister Valerie Campbell-James it was a joy with a tinge of sorrow. Scenes from Back to school giveaways “I wish we had enough so that every single person in the church and the surrounding environs could receive but the reality is that things are tight,” she said. Thanks Digicel! However, with the goal being to impact one life at a time, the outreach arm of the church presses on. The church also received contributions from an overseas based artiste Anthony Malvo who shared in the vision and thought it great to give back to his country. Honey Bun contributed snacks. With this treat behind us now, we are looking forward to our next project which is the ann

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