Racheal Wyettey Writes

"Truth" is one thing can't be hidden and the truth is, "Whatever is done in love is done well".  Vincent Van Gogh said it right when he said, "Whoever loves much, performs much, and can accomplish much, and what is done in love is done well." He couldn't have said any better, and I wholeheartedly buttress him on that, as his quote isn't just deep or true, it as well practical, and most of us are living testimonies to that. Many at times, when we find ourselves doing things we are not passionate about, we don't do it well. Not because we can't do it well or don't want to do it well, but because we are not doing it with joy or with all our will. While in junior high school, I was well known for doing a number of things including reading, writing, reciting poems, dancing and acting. I was also known to be very good in art related subjects such as English Language and  Social Studies. I wasn't known for doing all these j...

Written by Sean Paul Murphy and Timothy Ratajczak,  and directed by David A. R. Wnile,  The Encounter Part One is one of the most refreshing Christian movies I have watched in a long time that touched on real life situations people face and how God takes a tough decision to allow certain things to come their way so that they might be saved. The movie that touched my heart (and the heart of many who have watched it), tells a story of how five strangers were compelled by the closure6 of a road to come together at a eatery, had an encounter with Jesus (the owner) - an encounter that brought them to a life changing decision. The strangers were: - Nick a former NFL player and owner of burger restaurants. - Hank and Catherine, a married couple whose marriage is at the point of collapsing. - Melissa, a Christian on her way to meet her boyfriend (an atheist)  with the hope that he will propose to her. - Kayla,  a young girl escaping the ugly living conditions in Los ...

What is volunteering? According to  Cecilia Acheampong , Volunteering is the act of offering yourself to undertake a service or a project with a deep passion towards that project. Read on as I disclose some of the things I've learnt about  volunteering  that I consider most important. 1. Everyone has something to offer.   One   doesn't need to be young or old or rich or poor, before he or she can volunteer. When it comes to  volunteering , the greatest requirement is passion and willingness, not qualifications or age range. As a volunteer, I've come to acknowledge the fact that volunteering has to do with "what you can offer" and not "what you can't offer". "...I believe everyone has something to offer when it comes to volunteering so don't underrate your ability." says Cecilia Acheampong. Subsequently, ranging from money down to skills, you can offer something.    2. You are able to impact lives.  Do you know what it ...