 complimentary cards to the start up. Subsequently, he organised his first live concert at the age of 17 and with the success, he realised that he could be whatever he dreamt to become! Kept at this through the university also.
About 3yrs later, He made it official, THOBBS ENTERTAINMENT was registered with the Copyright Affairs Commission(CAC). The company which is into branding, concept development, artist management, promotion, event management, music productions, and consultancy.
Him becoming a Music Director at age 16 prepared him to serve much better, Having ministered along side World renowned artistes like Kim Burrell, Donnie Mcclurkin, Ron Kenoly, Don Moen and several African/Nigerian music ministers.
He was the Judge at The GreatPath Music Talent Show Season 1 in Lagos, in 2013 he Won the category "Touch of Excellence in music" at the Greatpath Award and got nominated in the category "Best worship song " in Mega awards and National Gospel award Today, Thobbie is a Gospel artist whose songs have gained acceptance, Author of great worship songs like "YOU ARE, LORD I THANK YOU, HERE I AM TO WORSHIP, among others. He also has songs in his EP Album (Follow you Go & Na so) that are gradually creeping into the hearts of music lovers all over the world. With a full compilation of his album in-view for 2016. He releases a new single from the awaited album in March 2016.
Thobbie has organised 13 concerts to his credit.
Recently God gave him a vision "WORSHIP WITHOUT WALLS " to unite the globe in worship- 1 vision, 1 worship experience, 1million partakers across the Globe. 1 GOD "Worship without Walls"...unifying the world in worship, where Over 50 countries come together in worship joining our live stream wherever they are in this worship experience strictly to reach lives via the Internet waves.
We have had 3 editions so far July 30th, October 18th and 22nd December, 2015.
I'm a gun owner too, only I own a couple ARs. 

I went to school to be a preacher in the 80s, but don't consider myself a Christian now, nor have been for a long time. I'm not a classic atheist or agnostic though. I do think that there is an "other side," but I don't think that any of the world's religions give an accurate portrayal of the way things really are. 

Sorry I don't recall the OT verse that would have related to the sword. Perhaps Googling or a look at the NT verses in the Amplified Bible might shed light. I'm not interested in searching for it, sorry. Too much time, I'd expect.This form allows you to notify us of after hours emergency interruptions to an MRI SaaS service. To report an outage during normal support hours, or for assistance with issues unrelated to an outage, please contact Client Support or log a case through the myMRI Client Portal.
Once submitted, notifications will be sent to our on call resources, who may reach out to you for additional information during the investigation process. If no additional information is needed, updates will be posted to the SaaS Status Center as they become available.Faculty emerita Marilyn Nelson's latest book for young adults, How I Discovered Poetry, was released last month by Dial.
In 50 unrhymed sonnets I look back at my life during the decade of the 1950s. In the first poems I am 4 years old; in the last, I am 14.
At first I thought of it as a book "about the 1950s." Gradually I had to accept the fact that the book is more "about me" than it is about the decade. I didn't keep track of it, but I think it took about a year to write it.
I read all copies of all popular magazines I found in special collections archives of the university library.
Without naming names, tell us who your first readers are.
Sometimes my poetry group, but more often my best friend.
I recommend Helen Frost's books to students.
We were lucky to hear Marilyn read some of these poems at a residency a while back. Now I'm eager to read the book!At Esrum Abbey and Millyard you can bring your whole family and experience how life was in the Middle Ages. Here, you can learn about the daily life of the monks. You can also participate in one of the many child-friendly events arranged during the season.
The area with the historical buildings and the peaceful meadows ooze of the tranquillity the monks lived in and the greatness contributing to the considerable impact of the abbey in North Sealand.
Visit Esrum Abbey – find information on admission and driving instructions.
The abbey building (is closed until spring 2020 due to renovation) – Behind the red walls, you find a history about power and religion but also about the contemplation and meditation of the monks. Come along on an evocative tour through light and sound installations, interactive plays and get a chance to see the belongings of the monks.
The abbey garden – With more than 200 plants, the garden by Esrum Abbey demonstrates how the monks wished to create Paradise on earth. The plants were used either for medical or religious purposes. The garden contains signs telling the story about the various plants in the garden.
The abbey in the landscape – The red brick building is the only remaining wing of Esrum Abbey. On the experience trail you walk around the landscape surrounding the abbey and signs and visualisations give you an impression of how huge the complex was.
The shop in the basement of the abbey (temporarily moved to the Mill Café due to renovation) – Here, you can explore the large selection of Esrum Abbey’s own specialities, local products, and products from other European abbeys. Moreover, you find goods inspired by the Middle Ages, e.g. platters and lambskin.
The Mill Café – Eat lunch at the Mill Café, where they use seasonal ingredients and primarily serve organic food and beverages.
Nature playground – A playground for children and adults inviting to movement with its inspiration from the Middle Ages.
Esrum medieval days – Step into the Middle Ages and meet monks and nuns, combative knights and silly jesters. Go visit the stalls and taste special beer, see riding at the ring and try holding a falcon.
Beer festival – Taste abbey beer, hand-brewed, and micro-brewed beer. Find your inner beer nerd by listening to stories and facts about everything from medieval brew to spontaneous fermentation.
Christmas at Esrum Abbey – Get in the mood for Christmas and buy nice presents for the family at the Abbey Christmas market.
See all events at Esrum Abbey.
Esrum Abbey is an obvious place to visit with your children. All summer you will find activities for children. Here, they can weave, learn combat techniques, and cook food over the fire, just like in the Middle Ages. There are many different events where the abbey is brought to life by actors and performances, and the nature playground is also perfect for the children.
Other activities for children in North Sealand.
In the Middle Ages, Esrum Abbey played an important role in Scandinavia. In 1151, the Abbey was consecrated by the Order of Cistercians (a Catholic order) and had daughter abbeys in Denmark, Germany, and Poland. It was not long before Esrum Abbey was the largest landowner in North Sealand. The monks prayed for the Christians and presented knowledge, among other things, about medicine and herbs.
However, during the Reformation in the 1600th century, the abbey was dissolved, and the buildings torn down. In 1996, a large renovation lead to the public opening of Esrum Abbey in 1997.
Find out more about the history of Esrum Abbey.
You can drive to Esrum Abbey in your own car and park at the parking lot by the Millyard. You can also take bus 390R from Elsinore. Moreover, Esrum-Tisvildevejen runs through Esrum Abbey.
Driving instructions, tickets, and admission to Esrum Abbey.
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Full of fresh air and plenty of sunshine, the Harbour seems to attract the types of mice who boast of sea salt in their veins.
Description and Requirements
The Harbour is a location in the Gnawnia region requiring a minimum rank of Apprentice to enter. It is the first area encountered by new hunters where mice may steal points, gold, or multiple pieces of cheese if not captured.
Shops
These are the shops that can be found in the Harbour:
Harbour Mice
- Highlighted mice are less than 1% of the population and are infrequently encountered in this location.
- *Special event mouse available only for a very short period of time after The Great Winter Hunt '09.
Hunting Strategy
As the Harbour is the first place where hunters can lose gold, points, and cheese, new hunters should avoid using a weak trap as this can be very costly. The hunter has several Trap Setup Options for the Harbour. At the minimum, the Mouse Trebuchet or Mouse Rocketine should be used. For those with the Mouse Rocketine, this location is a good place to start collecting Stale Cheese for future use as it is the only purchasable trap with the very stale cheese effect.
With a stronger trap such as the Swiss Army Mouse Trap, hunting in the Harbour will be more worthwhile