What to Expect From Mathias Ranegie

Published January 13, 2014

What to expect from Mathias Ranegie
He played for Levallois SC 2002 and continued to smoke and drink and was sent home to Gothenburg in 2003. He ended up going to a few different treatment centers and summer of 2004, he quit the drugs after reaching the Christian treatment center Linnea … Read more on Vitalfootball

Women find help with addiction at Teen Challenge
Cindy Sue, 49, has been living in the center since early December. Ordinarily, she would have to wait 30 days to receive visitors, but she considered it an “extra blessing” that center leaders allowed her to have her husband and children with her on … Read more on Herald & Review

Lebanon Prelate–saying 'Arab Spring' Never Was–eyes Syrian Peace Conference
His jurisdiction straddles the western border of Syria and is currently home to 800 Syrian Christian refugee families–a total of more than 6,000 people–who have fled their homeland where they were caught in the fighting between the Syrian regime and … Read more on AINA

China votes to abolish notorious re-education camps
The largest group of people detained without trial in China is made up of drug abusers; over 100,000 of them are undergoing compulsory treatment in “rehabilitation centers” which are often housed in former “re-education through labor” camps. They can … Read more on Alaska Dispatch