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Two Poems by Ifunanya Angelique | PAROUSIA Magazine

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Clutching Hope Whenever you feel like vanishing remember all those times you wanted to pause it all but your God kept sending one more breath your way.                                Hold on   For When it Feels too Heavy I know it may feel like your God has failed you left you with not even a voice to challenge the pain but darling, maybe your God is just too busy unpacking all the joy kept in store for you. Biography:   Ifunanya Angelique was born in Lagos, Nigeria. … Continue reading Two Poems by Ifunanya Angelique | PAROUSIA Magazine

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Call For Submission PAROUSIA Magazine The Glorification Issue #8

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  PAROUSIA Magazine is calling for submissions for it 8th Issue to be published by April 2018 during the Easter Celebration. The theme of this forthcoming Issue is the Sufferings of Christ and the Glory that should follow – The Glorification Issue. 1 Peter 1:11 “Searching what, or what manner of time the Spirit of Christ which was in them did signify, when it testified beforehand the sufferings of Christ, and the glory that should follow.” KJV In the ancient prophesies from the old testament, God promised a Saviour who would suffer and then be glorified. The Life, Death, Burial … Continue reading Call For Submission PAROUSIA Magazine The Glorification Issue #8

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Poetry from Adebote Seyifunmi

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You can read this publication in PDF format of PAROUSIA Magazine Easter Issue  by following this link A HOPEFUL ALTERNATIVE We run into another day; “of sorrows, shames and frets” We wake to printed headlines; “of bombs, disease outbreaks, and deaths” We return to recount tales; “of woes, of mistakes, of yesterdays” On these, we feed our starving souls for tomorrow, Little wonder, the rest of our many days are filled with sorrow. Elders, Teach Us! Teach us- To count the cowries, Arrange them On wooden trays, and Gaze with concentration Teach us- To rub our middle finger Against our … Continue reading Poetry from Adebote Seyifunmi