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gyamfperpetual :

Please can you send me this song

2025-07-03 21:24:13

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Miss Becca♥️❤️❤️ :

I love my church ❤️

2025-07-05 13:47:53

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💎𝓑𝓪𝓻𝓸𝓷💞𝓑𝓲𝓵𝓵𝓼💶🕊️ :

Where are my Saviour families 👏

2025-07-04 12:38:38

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90 :

please can you send me full

2025-07-03 22:26:51

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Nana Osei Bosompem :

My favorite

2025-09-10 17:42:44

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nanaama9940 :

Love this song please send it to me please 🙏🙏🙏

2025-07-03 12:01:55

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Dic~ta😊🩵 :

i wish the church is still the way it was when i left i would have come back again

2025-07-29 16:18:20

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uuu :

please how are you doing

2025-07-03 13:40:03

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THE_BOYZ_QUATERZ👕👖👔 :

best church

2025-07-03 11:51:03

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Lizzy :

A proud saviour member

2025-07-15 21:14:42

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Awurama123🖤 :

Oseim young boysco

2025-07-03 20:06:32

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Angola jnr :

I'm proud to be a member of saviour church

2025-07-26 04:22:26

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NEW REAL MADRID CLUB 💯🐐🥇🏆 :

Saviour Church Of Ghana

2025-07-31 00:57:39

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Skyglorygee ❣️❣️❣️ :

Saviour Church

2025-07-05 06:47:21

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captain smart :

Savior members

2025-07-04 13:52:56

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KK PEPRAH ROOF ENGINEER/INST :

please my name is Arhin Adusei Abraham from Greater Accra Medie Kotoku

2025-07-04 23:28:53

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Adam Will Make ❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏 :

i love my church so much 😘😘😘😘🌹❤️❤️💖

2025-07-07 14:15:12

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Nana Agyemang :

I love Kwaku Boateng song rough

2025-07-05 15:18:27

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queen lilly :

savour church song

2025-07-09 19:14:12

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critical :

My church ooo 🥰🥰🥰

2025-07-05 20:09:41

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LIL PRINCe 👽 🇬🇭〽️ 🎮 :

Saviour group

2025-07-09 15:21:35

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Milli baby :

Osiem young boysco

2025-07-31 11:48:47

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Seth6060 :

Savior 💋❤️❤️❤️

2025-07-09 01:08:20

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uuu :

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2025-07-03 13:40:25

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Akonoba mystical 🖇💕💕 :

Favorite song

2025-07-04 22:17:16

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Hasta para hablar con una mujer hay que gastar JAJAJAJAJ ya no aguanto más #humor #mamasluchonas #solteroenusa #interesadas

Hasta para hablar con una mujer hay que gastar JAJAJAJAJ ya no aguanto más #humor #mamasluchonas #solteroenusa #interesadas

He was helping protect a military supply convoy through Vietnam when a truck suddenly appeared in front of his jeep. Within seconds, an ordinary night of duty became a tragedy. Private First Class Joseph Hardee would never regain consciousness. In February 1970, Hardee was serving as a military policeman with the United States Army in South Vietnam. His assignment involved escorting supply convoys, an essential responsibility that rarely received the attention given to soldiers serving on the front lines. But the work carried dangers of its own. Military supplies had to travel between transportation facilities and bases, often along roads where theft, ambushes, and unexpected obstacles were constant concerns. Hardee's unit participated in a mission known as Operation Overtake. The purpose was to protect shipments and prevent supplies from disappearing before reaching their destinations. According to fellow serviceman Thomas Ramlet, the convoys frequently operated at night. The military vehicles traveled with restricted lighting to reduce their visibility to enemy forces. That meant drivers had to navigate dark roads while maintaining their positions and watching for unexpected movements. The escorts carried an enormous responsibility. They were protecting valuable supplies, but they also had to keep the convoy moving safely. On the night of February 6, 1970, Hardee was riding in the passenger seat of the lead escort jeep. The convoy was traveling from the Newport transportation facility toward Long Binh, where the soldiers were based. It was a familiar assignment. But something happened that nobody in the jeep could have anticipated. A truck suddenly pulled onto the highway directly in front of them. With limited visibility and almost no time to react, the vehicles collided. The jeep overturned. Hardee was critically injured. The driver and another soldier traveling with him were also seriously hurt, but both survived. Hardee was taken to a military hospital, where medical personnel worked to save him. He never regained consciousness. According to Ramlet's recollection, Joseph passed away the following day. His life had ended while carrying out a mission intended to protect the people and supplies supporting American forces in Vietnam. The tragedy was not the result of a famous battle. There was no dramatic final stand or widely publicized military operation. It happened during a convoy movement on a dark road. And that is part of why his story deserves to be remembered. War places service members in danger in ways that extend far beyond direct encounters with enemy forces. Transportation, communications, maintenance, and military police duties are all necessary to keep an army operating. The people performing those jobs often work without recognition. But their responsibilities matter. Joseph Hardee was one of those soldiers. He served as a military policeman, helping ensure that supplies could reach their destinations. He was part of a team that depended on one another during difficult nighttime movements. And on February 6, 1970, that responsibility placed him on the road where his final mission would end. For the soldiers who survived the collision, the memory of that night remained. Thomas Ramlet's account preserves details that might otherwise have been lost to time. The dark highway. The unexpected truck. The overturned jeep. And a fellow soldier who never woke up. Decades later, those memories help tell the story of a young American whose service might otherwise be overlooked. Private First Class Joseph Hardee. United States Army Military Police. February 1970. Vietnam. He was carrying out his duty when an unexpected collision ended his life. His story reminds us that not every military sacrifice happens in battle. Some happen on the roads between bases, during missions that rarely make history books. Rest in peace, PFC Hardee. Lest we forget.for education #fyp #suppourtourvetrans #supportoursoldiers #foryourpage

He was helping protect a military supply convoy through Vietnam when a truck suddenly appeared in front of his jeep. Within seconds, an ordinary night of duty became a tragedy. Private First Class Joseph Hardee would never regain consciousness. In February 1970, Hardee was serving as a military policeman with the United States Army in South Vietnam. His assignment involved escorting supply convoys, an essential responsibility that rarely received the attention given to soldiers serving on the front lines. But the work carried dangers of its own. Military supplies had to travel between transportation facilities and bases, often along roads where theft, ambushes, and unexpected obstacles were constant concerns. Hardee's unit participated in a mission known as Operation Overtake. The purpose was to protect shipments and prevent supplies from disappearing before reaching their destinations. According to fellow serviceman Thomas Ramlet, the convoys frequently operated at night. The military vehicles traveled with restricted lighting to reduce their visibility to enemy forces. That meant drivers had to navigate dark roads while maintaining their positions and watching for unexpected movements. The escorts carried an enormous responsibility. They were protecting valuable supplies, but they also had to keep the convoy moving safely. On the night of February 6, 1970, Hardee was riding in the passenger seat of the lead escort jeep. The convoy was traveling from the Newport transportation facility toward Long Binh, where the soldiers were based. It was a familiar assignment. But something happened that nobody in the jeep could have anticipated. A truck suddenly pulled onto the highway directly in front of them. With limited visibility and almost no time to react, the vehicles collided. The jeep overturned. Hardee was critically injured. The driver and another soldier traveling with him were also seriously hurt, but both survived. Hardee was taken to a military hospital, where medical personnel worked to save him. He never regained consciousness. According to Ramlet's recollection, Joseph passed away the following day. His life had ended while carrying out a mission intended to protect the people and supplies supporting American forces in Vietnam. The tragedy was not the result of a famous battle. There was no dramatic final stand or widely publicized military operation. It happened during a convoy movement on a dark road. And that is part of why his story deserves to be remembered. War places service members in danger in ways that extend far beyond direct encounters with enemy forces. Transportation, communications, maintenance, and military police duties are all necessary to keep an army operating. The people performing those jobs often work without recognition. But their responsibilities matter. Joseph Hardee was one of those soldiers. He served as a military policeman, helping ensure that supplies could reach their destinations. He was part of a team that depended on one another during difficult nighttime movements. And on February 6, 1970, that responsibility placed him on the road where his final mission would end. For the soldiers who survived the collision, the memory of that night remained. Thomas Ramlet's account preserves details that might otherwise have been lost to time. The dark highway. The unexpected truck. The overturned jeep. And a fellow soldier who never woke up. Decades later, those memories help tell the story of a young American whose service might otherwise be overlooked. Private First Class Joseph Hardee. United States Army Military Police. February 1970. Vietnam. He was carrying out his duty when an unexpected collision ended his life. His story reminds us that not every military sacrifice happens in battle. Some happen on the roads between bases, during missions that rarely make history books. Rest in peace, PFC Hardee. Lest we forget.for education #fyp #suppourtourvetrans #supportoursoldiers #foryourpage

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Adam sees no race ❤️ #jonerikhexum #looks #beauty #bp #fyp

Adam sees no race ❤️ #jonerikhexum #looks #beauty #bp #fyp

Ас бергенде, құдайы оқытқанда дастарханның сән-салтанатына емес, ниеттің тазалығына мән берген дұрыс. Құдайы ас — жарысатын, бір-бірімізбен бәсекелесетін жер емес. Ол — өмірден өткен жақындарымызды еске алып, рухына Құран бағыштап, дұға жасайтын, сауаптан үміт ететін қасиетті дастархан. Өкінішке қарай, кейде құдайы дастарханды той дастарханынан асырып, неше түрлі тағам қойып, бір-бірімізден қалмауға тырысамыз. Ал мұның бәрі кім үшін? Марқұмға керегі — дастарханның молдығы емес, артында қалған ұрпағының дұғасы, шын ниеті мен жасаған жақсылығы. Құдайы ас қарапайым, ысырапсыз, берекелі болғаны жөн. Дастархан басында артық мақтан емес, имандылық, сабыр, бірлік пен ізгі тілек үстем болсын. Тойда қуанышымызды бөлісейік, ал құдайы аста өткендерге құрметімізді көрсетейік. Өйткені дәстүрдің қадірі — дастарханның молдығында емес, оның мәні мен ниетінде. Ысыраптан сақтанайық. Ниетімізді түзеп, дәстүріміздің шынайы мағынасын ұмытпайық. 🤲

Ас бергенде, құдайы оқытқанда дастарханның сән-салтанатына емес, ниеттің тазалығына мән берген дұрыс. Құдайы ас — жарысатын, бір-бірімізбен бәсекелесетін жер емес. Ол — өмірден өткен жақындарымызды еске алып, рухына Құран бағыштап, дұға жасайтын, сауаптан үміт ететін қасиетті дастархан. Өкінішке қарай, кейде құдайы дастарханды той дастарханынан асырып, неше түрлі тағам қойып, бір-бірімізден қалмауға тырысамыз. Ал мұның бәрі кім үшін? Марқұмға керегі — дастарханның молдығы емес, артында қалған ұрпағының дұғасы, шын ниеті мен жасаған жақсылығы. Құдайы ас қарапайым, ысырапсыз, берекелі болғаны жөн. Дастархан басында артық мақтан емес, имандылық, сабыр, бірлік пен ізгі тілек үстем болсын. Тойда қуанышымызды бөлісейік, ал құдайы аста өткендерге құрметімізді көрсетейік. Өйткені дәстүрдің қадірі — дастарханның молдығында емес, оның мәні мен ниетінде. Ысыраптан сақтанайық. Ниетімізді түзеп, дәстүріміздің шынайы мағынасын ұмытпайық. 🤲

Hey guys 💕 #amara

Hey guys 💕 #amara

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