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The monthly Global Communion Service with the man of God, Reverend Chris Oyakhilome DSc., DSc., DD is set to take place in July 2025. Excitement is building as multitudes prepare to partake in this special service, scheduled for Sunday, July 5th, 2026, at 3 PM GMT+1. With heightened expectations, the global audience eagerly anticipates the Spirit’s direction for this gathering. The service will be filled with heartfelt prayers, uplifting praise, and powerful testimonies, celebrating God’s wondrous works.

The monthly Global Communion Service with the man of God, Reverend Chris Oyakhilome DSc., DSc., DD is set to take place in June 2026. Excitement is building as multitudes prepare to partake in this special service, scheduled for Sunday, June 7th, 2026, at 3 PM GMT+1. With heightened expectations, the global audience eagerly anticipates the Spirit’s direction for this gathering. The service will be filled with heartfelt prayers, uplifting praise, and powerful testimonies, celebrating God’s wondrous works.

The powerful Rhapathon with Pastor Chris Oyakhilome continues from May 4th to May 8th, 2026, and it’s already been an incredible journey of the Word! ✨ Day 1 was impactful, filled with inspiring moments, deep revelations, and a global outpouring of God’s truth through Rhapsody of Realities. Lives are being transformed, and the reach keeps expanding! 📅 Day 2 kicks off today: 🕙 10:00 AM (GMT+1) 🕕 6:00 PM (GMT+1) Don’t miss your chance to be part of this global movement—whether you’re joining live or catching the highlights, there’s something powerful for everyone. 📖 Let’s keep the momentum going as…

REFORM UK TARGETS SCOTLAND AND WALES – Farage expands campaign as party looks beyond England  Nigel Farage has signalled a major expansion of Reform UK’s political ambitions, setting his sights on Scotland and Wales as the party looks to build support beyond England. Farage said the next phase of campaigning would focus on challenging what he described as “political complacency” across the devolved nations, where Labour, the Conservatives and nationalist parties have traditionally dominated.  Reform UK, which has gained traction in parts of England in recent elections, is now positioning itself as a UK-wide alternative on issues including immigration, taxation…

REEVES WARNED EV TAX PLAN COULD BACKFIRE – Pay-per-mile proposal risks costing Treasury up to £4.8bn  Rachel Reeves has been warned her plans for a pay-per-mile tax on electric vehicles (EVs) could end up losing the Treasury as much as £4.8bn. In a letter to the Treasury, a coalition of trade bodies representing EV drivers, renewables companies and charging businesses said the Chancellor’s new electric vehicle excise duty risked causing a slump in new car sales that could end up costing the Government money. In a worst-case scenario, the Treasury could suffer a £4.8bn hit in 2028 if drivers delay…

STARMER PLEDGES ACTION ON ANTISEMITISM – UK prime minister hosts meeting following attacks and calls for stronger response   British Prime Minister Keir Starmer convened leaders from across society on Tuesday (May 5) to tackle antisemitism in the wake of the stabbing of two Jewish men and a string of other assaults. The attacks have left communities fearing for their safety and piled pressure on the governing Labour Party, particularly ahead of local elections on May 7th. The leader of the opposition Conservative Party has called antisemitism a “national emergency”. The government has since raised the national terrorism threat level to…

US THREAT TO RAISE GERMAN AUTO TARIFFS – Trump’s planned auto tariffs are ‘bad news’ for markets, says German financial analyst  The tariff hike on cars and trucks from ​the European Union announced by U.S. President Donald Trump could cost Germany ‌ nearly 15 billion euros ($17.58 billion) ‌in output, an economic institute told reporters. The estimate from ⁠the ⁠Kiel Institute for the World Economy (IfW) highlights the exposure of ​the EU’s largest economy to U.S. import tariffs, which have already cost the German automotive industry billions. “The effects would be substantial,” IfW President Moritz Schularick ​said, with output losses…

CAMBRIDGE CRITICISED OVER THREATS TO STUDENT – No suspensions after alleged death threats linked to Israel trip The University of Cambridge is facing criticism after it did not suspend students accused of making death threats against a classmate following a trip to Israel. The undergraduate, who had taken part in what was described as a Gaza fact-finding visit, said he feared for his safety after receiving threats and was forced to move out of his college accommodation. He claims the intimidation followed disagreements over the trip, amid heightened tensions on campuses linked to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.…

WELFARE OUTPACES WORK FOR 600,000 HOUSEHOLDS – Conservative analysis raises pressure for reform of £155bn benefits budget   More than 600,000 households in the UK are now receiving more in welfare payments than they would earn from work, according to new analysis by the Conservative Party. The figures, based on government data, highlight growing concerns about the structure of the benefits system and its impact on incentives to work. Critics argue that the current system risks trapping people in long-term dependency, particularly where housing support and additional payments significantly increase total income. The Conservatives say the findings strengthen the case for…

LABOUR NET ZERO PLAN UNDER FIRE – Miliband accused of manipulating green data costs and benefits  Labour’s Net Zero strategy is facing renewed scrutiny, with claims that Energy Secretary Ed Miliband has overstated progress on key environmental targets. Critics allege that official figures on emissions reductions and green investment have been selectively presented, raising questions about the transparency of government data. The Conservative Party also accused the Energy Secretary of burying documents which reveal his decision to scrap significant market reforms in order to aid his controversial green policy. A proposal for regional electricity pricing last year was abandoned as…