Be who you are. Love who you are.
On Transgender Day of Visibility, know that your President and I are proud of your courage and are fighting for you every day.
We honor the women who made us, and the women we make.
#WomensHistoryMonth
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Bono rocks, and I don’t just mean his music. He’s a caring, global-minded citizen who uses his talents for good. Thank you, Bono, for stopping by the
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to discuss global health and humanitarian issues with us.
couldnt post last 3 pics
error of some sort
we must be getting attacked
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/corona-based-pastor-arrested-after-sexual-assault-allegations/ar-AAVQPLf?ocid=msedgntp&cvid=4dfa70e4b69c436994ed47a9b214245c
Between December 2021 and January 2022, the Corona Police Department investigated two separate allegations of sexual assault involving the same suspect.
Both victims named 48-year-old Giovanny Aguilar from Perris, Calif. as the suspect involved in the incidents. Aguilar is the pastor of the Restoration Agape Church, located in Perris. The alleged incidents occurred within the jurisdiction of the Corona Police Department, and as a result, the department has assumed the role of the lead investigating agency.
On March 24 the Corona Police Department arrested Aguilar for charges related to sexual assault. Aguilar was transported and booked in the Robert Presley Detention Center in the City of Riverside and was later released on bail.
The investigation is ongoing and will be forwarded to the Riverside County District Attorney’s Office to review and prosecute the charges against Aguilar.
Based on the timeline provided by the victims and Aguilar’s position in the church, detectives believe there is potential for additional victims.
The Corona Police Department is asking anyone with additional information that may be relevant to this investigation to contact Detective Michael Placencia at (951) 736-2348 or at Michael.Placencia@CoronaCA.gov.
https://www.mysuncoast.com/2022/03/30/venice-nonprofits-plane-burned-by-haitian-rioters-staffers-stranded/
VENICE, Fla. (WWSB) - Several members of a Venice nonprofit that supports missionaries in the Caribbean are trapped in Haiti after rioters burned their aircraft Tuesday, the organization said.
Agape Flights, which transports supplies to Christian missionaries in Haiti, the Dominican Republic and the Bahamas, told ABC7 Wednesday that six members of their organization were in Les Cayes, on the nation’s southern coast, when rioting broke out.
The organization operates aircraft out of Venice Municipal Airport.
One of Agape’s aircraft, a Piper Chieftain, was burned by rioters at the airport at Les Cayes, according to Agape’s website.
Agape’s communications manager, Abby Duncan, told ABC7 that the team is safe with missionary partners on the ground in Haiti. “Plans are in place to get them out safely.” Duncan would not identify which staff members or pilots were involved.
A statement on the nonprofit’s website said concerns for safety for staff and affiliated missionaries has prompted them to cancel this week’s supply run to Haiti.
these agape missionarys were in haiti in 2010
their plane was burnt by haitians last week