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A Most Important Man
by Francis Frangipane

There are just a few world leaders today that I
consider crucial to the outcome of world affairs. Certainly, the policies and actions of President Bush or, to a lesser degree, Prime Minist er Tony Blair affect untold millions around the world; Vladimir Putin of Russia and Chinese President Hu Jintao are also pivotal players in the unfolding of world events. These individuals, by virtue of their positions of influence alone, are in obvious need of faithful and visionary intercession.

Yet, in my opinion, there is another man whose role is more crucial than all. That man is Pervez Musharraf, president of Pakistan.

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Announcing Facedown 40 (www.facedown40.com). Lou Engle, Mike Bickle, Dutch Sheets, and Francis Frangipane call for 40 Days of Fasting and Prayer from March 1 to April 9 for Revival, Reformation, Muslim Nations, and Israel

REVOLUTION
The Crisis
The earth stands in a pivotal, but precarious, moment in history. All around the globe, the earth seems to be convulsing with natural disasters, lawlessness, wars and rumors of wars.

As you read this, Islam-dominated nations are violently reacting and baring their fangs over a simple cartoon depiction of their prophet, Mohammed.

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"SEEKING GOD ACROSS THE U.K FOR A SPIRITUAL AWAKENING"

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This week, pray for Worcestershire

The earliest Anglo-Saxon settlers of the area were the Hwicce tribe in the 6th century CE. By 679 the Hwiccean kingdom formed a separate diocese with its seat at Worcester, which became not only an ecclesiastical centre but also the chief point of trade and military communications between England and Wales. The region was subsequently part of the kingdom of Mercia and was temporarily conquered by the Danes in the 9th century.

The shire (county) itself originated as an administrative area after the Anglo-Saxons had recovered Mercia from the Danes. Local towns specialised in the manufacture of needles and hooks. Droitwich Spa, being situated on large deposits of salt, was a centre of salt production from Roman times, one of the principal roman roads running through the town.

Probably Worcester's most famous citizen was composer Sir Edward Elgar. Every three years, Worcester becomes home to the Three Choirs Festival, which dates back to the 18th Century and is credited with being the oldest music festival in Europe. more»

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