Discover the rich history and belief systems of the Kikuyu tribe, the largest ethnic group in Kenya. Learn about their creation story involving Gikuyu, Mumbi, and the god Ngai, who resided on Mount Kenya. Explore how traditional Kikuyu beliefs, rituals, and cosmology have been integrated with modern Christianity, shaping the cultural identity of the Kikuyu people.

The PTA president at an elementary school in Queens, New York has allegedly stolen at least $40,000 intended for kid’s programs and used it for vet bills, Amazon purchases and Uber Eats. 

Two alleged Tren de Aragua members were arrested in New York with items belonging to a man murdered in Connecticut. Moises Alejadro Candollo-Urbaneja, 22, and Gregory Marlyn Galindez-Trias, 24, are suspects in connection with the homicide of a 59-year-old man, Angel Samaniego, at the Super 8 motel located off the I-95 Exit 6 southbound ramp in […] The post Trend de Aragua Members Tied to a Murder in Connecticut appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

President Biden declined to restore the most effective Donald Trump-era border policy — and blamed America’s southern neighbor for the massive flood of migrants into the US, House Speaker Mike Johnson recalled Thursday. According to the NY Post, Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) told The Post in an interview that Biden, 81, refused to reverse course and reinstate […] The post This Is the Reason Biden Wouldn’t Bring Back Title 42 appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Jessica McClure was only 18 months old when she fell 20 feet into an abandoned well while playing in her Midland, Texas yard 37 years ago. Crews worked for nearly 60 hours trying to rescue the toddler safely.  Trapped without food or water the story captivated America. The entire country watched and prayed, hoping Jessica would survive. Miraculously, emergency crews pulled her out safely on October 16, 1987, and immediately rushed her to the hospital. Today, “Baby Jessica” is Jessica Morales a married mother of two with no memory of her fall. She believes her life is a miracle. “Baby Jessica” Has Physical Scars From Her Time Trapped In The Well According to People, Jessica endured multiple surgeries after her fall and has a small scar on her face. Her right foot is smaller than the left after developing gangrene following the fall. Jessica explained that she realized what happened when she was 4 years old watching an episode of Rescue 911 at her stepmother’s house. “It was overwhelming. I remember crying. She said, ‘You do realize that is about you?’ My dad said, ‘We were waiting until she was a little bit older to tell her.'” She added that although she doesn’t remember the fall, many people do. “My reputation precedes me,” she told People. “One guy said to my husband, ‘You’re married to Baby Jessica!’ It’s part of my life, but it doesn’t define me. Still, I was going through Facebook with some friends the other day, and I said, ‘These pictures were in People.‘” She said some kids teased her growing up, but many were in awe. “I was picked on because of it, but most people are kind and think what happened is an amazing miracle. It is. I don’t believe that any of it would’ve happened without God,” she said. You can find this story’s featured image here. The post 37 Years After She Fell Into A Well “Baby Jessica” Says Her Life Is A Miracle appeared first on InspireMore.

Human rights advocate Ethel Kennedy died on October 10 at age 96. She was the wife of the late Robert Kennedy and the sister-in-law of President John F. Kennedy. Robert and Ethel married in 1950 18 years before his assassination and shared 11 children. Ethel was three months pregnant at the time of her husband’s death in 1968. She never married again and raised her children as a single mother who devoted much of her time to social issues.   Many gathered at the Cathedral of St. Matthew the Apostle to bid Ethel Kennedy farewell during her funeral on October 16, including dear friend Stevie Wonder. Among the attendees were family, friends, dignitaries, and performers who wanted to pay their respects to a woman who helped make the world a better place. Stevie Wonder, Sting, And Kenny Chesney Played at Ethel Kennedy’s Funeral According to Fox News, President Clinton gave a eulogy and Ethel’s grandson, Joe Kennedy III announced, “We have a surprise that’s not on the program, but we are incredibly grateful and honored to have a singer who my grandmother loved,” he said as he introduced Sting. Sting performed his hit song Fragile and Joe joked, “Sounds just like that at our family singalongs, right?”  “The moment I walked into Ethel’s home she and I shared a soulful bond and I have so much gratitude for that friendship,” Kenny said before he sang. “Every time I was around your mother she made me feel great because she felt like sunshine.” Prior to President Biden’s eulogy, Joe made a surprise announcement and said Steve Wonder, a “dear friend of my grandfather and grandmother,” would sing next. Stevie sang The Lord’s Prayer, followed by a beautiful rendition of Isn’t She Lovely. Stevie inserted Ethel’s name, into the song, and received an incredible round of applause. You can find this story’s featured image here. The post Stevie Wonder & Sting Make Emotional Surprise Performances At Ethel Kennedy’s Memorial, Watch appeared first on InspireMore.

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