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Reggae music originated in Jamaica, where the music started with the roots of African and indigenous music. Reggae music is a blend of African, Caribbean, and European music traditions. If you as any race about Reggae Music and to name a artists the first name will pop on they mind bob Marley the reason for that he was the one that pave the way for all dancehall and Reggae Artist right now and millions years to come I believe Reggae will be apart of the the public worldwide.
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Where is all started from Reggae music is a class and stage performance based on the popular Reggae music genre. The musicians are also engaged in a social activism; they are working to redefine the Reggae music genre and its related genres many Jamaica believe that Reggae music started in Africa if you restudy history you realize it all started in Jamaica thinking of our ancestors singing and the plantation way before they create instrumental and radio you will understand that Reggae music Born in us.

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How did Reggae music come about ? How did it change from its roots to what it is today ? Where does it come from ? How does it differ from other types of music? What about the lyrics ? What is the difference between Reggae and other types of music? The answers are
Foundation artist toots and the maytals,
Peter toch, bunny wailer, Bob Marley, and lot more top yard artist that build up the music for what it is today.

Who is the founder of reggae music. Where is all started from reggae music. Learn about all about reggae music.listen what I am speaking about in my Timeline where it all started from.

This short clip of two 90-year-old army veterans sharing a heartwarming reunion is sure to touch many hearts! In fact, that’s the focus of all the video clips you’ll find at “Poke My Heart,” a YouTube channel whose mission is to share videos that “celebrate[s] moments that make your day brighter.” This one certainly will!

Watch as this pair of Airborne Army Veterans reunite in Normandy where they fought together nearly 8 decades ago. Dressed in semi-casual military garb, the gentlemen wear pins, medals, badges, patches, cords, and other regalia on their uniforms. Both are equipped with canes, and one holds a cigar between two fingers on his left hand. They sport garrison caps, which are also called side caps, flight caps, or wedge caps, depending on the wearer’s country of origin.

While both World War II paratroopers appear to be in great shape, the man facing the camera looks a bit sprier. He transfers his cane to his cigar-holding hand and strides open-armed and all smiles into an embrace with the man whose back is to the camera. It is a beautiful moment!

Sharing the experience of war must be like nothing else. Serving one’s country in such high-stakes situations undoubtedly creates a bond that is unique and different from any other. There is a small crowd of family and friends around the two; they clap and take pictures. But, as the veterans shake hands and share a short exchange shown here, they look like best friends—as if they could sit and talk for hours without missing a beat after so very many years apart.   

The D-Day operation began on June 6, 1944 , also known as Operation Overlord, and utilized land, air, and sea forces of the allied armies in what became recognized as the largest military invasion in human history. On that day, 160,000 troops arrived in Normandy, and, by the end of August 1944, over two million Allied troops were in France. The Battle of Normandy was critical in the ultimate defeat of the German forces and the victory by allied forces in World War II.

These two men represent bravery and heroism, character and patriotism! What a joy it is to see them reach an advanced age and share this sweet reunion with one another! Thank you, sirs, for your service!

“Join with me in suffering, like a good soldier of Christ Jesus.” 2 Timothy 2:3

Check out this pint-sized Dorothy, the 9-year-old who stuns judges with her “Wizard of Oz” dance audition on Britain’s Got Talent! She is one cutie patootie!

Miss Mischa Palor appears before BGT’s judges sporting a huge kid smile, and bright white teeth of various sizes and shapes. She’s wearing a blue checked dress adorned with two glittery, red bows, and her hair is in braids. She tells them that she is from Birmingham. When the audience applauds her home city, Mischa giggles in the most adorable way!  

Simon asks Mischa what she dreams of doing one day. Mischa says that she hopes to sing, act, or be a BGT Judge. How about that! The little charmer is cute and smart! 

And, though singing is one of Mischa’s aspirations, she tells Simon that she is going to dance for them. He wishes her luck, and Mischa turns around, scampers toward the back of the stage, and gets into position. 

Amanda Holden’s recording of “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” starts and Mischa impresses Judge Amanda right away with her first jump. Mischa’s moves are graceful and flowing, her dance beautifully conveying the story of daydreaming Dorothy. 

All of a sudden, though, the storm comes! We hear thunder and see lightning strike! The judges are startled, and Mischa’s routine instantly switches from sweet to sassy! She’s “not in Kansas anymore.” 

Mischa delivers a series of twirls, jumps, kicks, fist pumps, and a front walkover—a merging of hip hop moves and gymnastics. Judy Garland never did it as Mischa does! Synchronizing her moves expertly to the music, Mischa drops into a perfect split as the last note lands, and she’s still smiling ear-to-ear!

As Mischa stands to hear from the panel, Simon tells her that she is the “happiest contestant” that they have ever had! Simon, Amanda, David, and Alesha are smitten with Mischa. We think there may be a couple of handsome lads in the audience that are likewise afflicted! The judges give Mischa four “yesses,” and she claps her little hands in front of her and covers her mouth in excitement. She leaves the stage waving and smiling! 

Keep waving and smiling, Miss Mischa! Those two simple actions will make life so much sweeter for you and those you meet along the way!

“A happy heart makes the face cheerful, but heartache crushes the spirit.” Proverbs 15:13

From thousands of feet in the sky to landing safely on the ground, it’s a miracle story of epic proportions. An unconscious Florida pilot was saved by an unlikely passenger who says, ‘God was with them.’ 

Kenneth Allen was flying two passengers back from the Bahamas when he knew something was off. He began to feel ill, his head was pounding and he began to get light headed. Kenneth tried to shake it off and focus on getting Russ Franck and Darren Harrison back to Florida in his Cessna 208 plane safely to the ground when he fell unresponsive behind the plane's controls.

Now if you haven’t had the opportunity to fly a small airplane, it’s not as easy as it sounds. Flying takes years of training and education. Even then, it takes experience too. When Kenneth passed out, neither Russ nor Darren had any experience. 

But Darren remained calm and contacted air traffic control about the stunning emergency situation. Thankfully not only was Darren able to “fly” the plane safely to the ground, he was able to get Kenneth the help he needed. 

As things seemingly took a turn for the worse, the medical team didn’t think Kenneth was going to make it because he was suffering from an acute aortic dissection. They gave Kenneth a chance to FaceTime his wife to say goodbye but that wasn’t the end of this story. 

Kenneth made it through surgery to repair his heart and less than a month later, he was able to thank Darren and Russ for getting the plane on the ground. He commented, “No doubt God was with them, guiding them every step of the way.” 

God’s presence and guiding hands definitely kept this plane in the air and got them to the ground. It was a miracle story made of miracle moments. 

Psalm 121: “The Lord will keep you from all harm—he will watch over your life;the Lord will watch over your coming and going both now and forevermore.”

In this sweet audition, we see a group of brave kids celebrate the sacrifices of their parents. A precious children's choir sings 'Stand Up' in honor of their hero parents.

We see children in white and red adorably standing on the Britain’s Got Talent stage. A little girl begins to sing in the sweetest voice. The entire choir starts singing together and it is adorable. 

Their lyrics say that they are proud of what their parents do as they stand confidently with smiles on their faces. As they sing about standing together there are pictures of each individual choir member with his or her parents behind them on a slide show.

The ages range from kindergarten through middle school and each one is passionate and enjoying this opportunity. The chorus sings out and changes keys. They use arm motions and end their performance with excitement. 

The audience cheers loudly. All four of the judges and the audience stand in ovation as children tear up on the stage and family members in the audience cheer them on. The judges rave about their performance being courageous and emotional. They tell them that they are proud of them. 

These kids showed great bravery in their performance, but ultimately with their lives. It  is a great sacrifice to have family members who serve in the military and these children live this every day. They are little heroes. 

When we think about sacrifices that are made to protect freedom and safety in a nation, it reminds us that God sees us and cares for us. Jesus is our greatest Hero and He has already fought for us and won. We can celebrate Him and stand up for Him each and every day.

“It is for freedom that Christ has set us free. Stand firm, then, and do not let yourselves be burdened again by a yoke of slavery.” Galatians 5:1

Prepare to view incredible talent. In this video, judges FaceTime a contestant's mom after his 'Better Days' audition which blows everyone away.

At the start of this video, Lee Collinson FaceTimes his mom to tell her that he is about to go on stage and he is so nervous. As he introduces himself he shares that he is from England. 

He shares that he is singing “Better Days” in honor of coming out of COVID. He lost a friend during the hard times. As he prepares to sing, he is clearly nervous.

Lee starts singing and his voice is rich in tone. He is very easy to listen to and leaves you on the edge of your seat about what he will do next. As he sings, his voice is pure, confident, and natural. 

The judges and audience members clap along and smile as he shines in his performance and shares encouragement that better days are coming. The message of the song is moving and powerful after some very difficult days in our world. 

At the end of the performance, the judges and audience give a standing ovation.

The judges rave about how incredible this audition was and ask if they can call his mom with him. He walks over to the judges and FaceTimes her to hear all four judges give him yeses. It is an emotional moment for Lee as the judges include his mother in a different time zone across the ocean in his results. 

As we reflect on Lee’s song choice, we know as believers there will be trials, but we can take heart because Jesus has overcome the world. We know that our future in heaven is secure and we will have better days.

“I have told you these things, so that in me you may have peace. In this world, you will have trouble. But take heart! I have overcome the world.” John 16:33

It is so important that we do not listen to the voices of others, but only allow God to define us. In this video, a teen saxophone player was bullied for his looks, now he’s a golden buzzer winner.

While being interviewed, Avery Dixon shares that it was not his choice to audition because he did not believe that he was very good. His mom signed him up to audition for America’s Got Talent and pushed him to try it. 

There is a sweet moment before he goes on stage when his mom tells Avery, “You worked hard for this and you deserve to be here.” Her encouragement of her son is inspiring. 

As he speaks with the judges, he is kind and witty. Avery is from Atlanta, Georgia. Avery shares that he got into playing the saxophone because his voice was different and his looks and his nickname in elementary school was “hammerhead” since he was born prematurely and has knots on his head. 

It is so heartbreaking to hear where he has come from. In his darkest moments of contemplating suicide, he started to learn the saxophone and focused on something positive. He says that if he won he would provide a better place for his family to live so he could practice his instrument. 

Avery begins his performance and he is absolutely spectacular. He is an incredible instrumentalist and performer. He plays with style and grooves. All of the audience end up on their feet and the judges too. 

He is fantastic. It is emotional watching him after hearing his story. When everyone cheers and stands, Avery cries in shock. The judges tell him that they love him and that he will be a world changer. 

They tell him that he plays with his heart. As the judges are voting, the host comes out and hits the golden buzzer for Avery. Everyone cheers at this victory.

People might tell us who they think we are, but we need to be reminded that God defines us. We do not have to believe the lies of the enemy, we can overcome evil with good because of Jesus. 

“Do not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good.” Romans 12:21

This is a powerful performance. In this video, the London Community Gospel Choir sings 'Faith (Can Move A Mountain)' on BGT.

At the start of this video, we see a talented woman surrounded by a choir of people all in black clothing with sequence. They have smiles on their faces and joy radiating as they audition for Britain’s Got Talent. They sing in worship to the Lord and have everyone in the audience clapping and dancing along. 

The lead vocalist has an incredible voice that brings the house down. The choir has great zeal, harmonies, and passion. The instrumentalists are even dancing around while they play their instruments. 

The performance is exhilarating and brings out the joy of the Lord. At the end of the audition, everyone cheers for this stellar gospel song.

As the judges share their thoughts, they tell the London Community Gospel Choir that they have seen a lot of gospel groups on the show, but theirs is the epitome of what a gospel choir should be. The judges talk about the power of the audition. 

As they do, choir members have tears streaming down their eyes in excitement. You can imagine how hard they must have worked to get there as a team. They are told that they are the real deal and amazing. One judge says that having faith should be celebratory. 

Watching this gospel choir reminds us of the impact that faith in Jesus makes on others. It is contagious and we should not hide our joy, but share it with the world in hopes that they will know Christ. 

“Your love has given me great joy and encouragement, because you, brother, have refreshed the hearts of the Lord’s people.” Philemon 1:7

This could very well be one of the most uplifting and inspirational performances as teens share an anti-bullying message through a powerful shadow dance. On Britain's Got Talent, the group called ‘Attraction’ brought the audience and the judges to tears. 

The group of teens performed a tear-jerking rendition of Annie which touched on the dangers of bullying and social media as they used their silhouettes to spell out God’s universal message to “be kind.” We don’t know what struggles or battles another person is facing and we all know have moments when it’s too easy to listen to the lies we tell ourselves or what others tell us: ugly, lonely, stupid, and feeling like a loser. 

Yet, the kids of Attraction showed the world how to combat those lies. We do it together through hope, love, and kindness. That’s how we combat hate and bullying–if we stand up together to fight for those who are being harassed and bullied. The group not only moved the audience and judges to tears but also received a standing ovation as their message touched the hearts of those who watched the performance. 

Their stance on anti-bullying is a reminder that the world needs to take to heart with so much animosity, division, and hate crimes filling the news–we need a breath of fresh air–a breath to remind ourselves just how powerful kindness truly is. 

Other viewers who watched the performance added their comments. One viewer wrote, “This was just amazing and so very emotional! Great job juniors!” Another viewer was stunned and posted, “Amazing performance, very important message. BE KIND. Thank you, Attraction Junior!!!” Another added, “Excellent. All-important theme nowadays!  Who's gonna win? You! Good luck!” 

We couldn’t agree more. What a beautiful way to show the world we can conquer all things through love. May this group continue to create awareness about the power of kindness!

Claudia loved acting. She felt like she was able to reach deep within and express parts of herself on camera because when the cameras were off, her alcoholic mother would tell her she was nothing. “My fun and joy was when the camera was on and I got to be a person,” she said. 

When she talked about her teen years with her mother, she recalled that honestly thought it was a normal thing to hear the phrase, “I regret the day you were born,” which her mother made sure Claudia heard often. As if that wasn’t enough of a challenge to navigate as a teenage girl, Claudia also had to deal with mother calling her fat. 

At fourteen Claudia couldn’t take the emotional abuse from her mother anymore. She wanted to end it all because she truly felt like she did not deserve to find joy or happiness or even breathe. Claudia overdosed on her mother’s prescription pills but thankfully it didn’t take her life. 

For the next few years, everything in her life would remain the same until she was cast in a show, Herbie The Love Bug with Dean Jones. It was then her life would begin to take root in someone greater than herself. Dean shared the Gospel with Claudia and learned what God’s saving grace truly meant. 

“It made all the difference in the world. He talked to me about the hole that was inside of me and if I don’t fill it with God, if I don’t fill it with Jesus Christ then it’ll be filled with men, and drugs, and problems.” Then one day at lunch with Dean, she said the sinner’s prayer and became saved. 

As her career raced towards fame with Back To The Future, her heart raced towards God when she found out her mother had been diagnosed with cancer. Claudia left showbiz because she knew in her heart it was the right thing to do.

Eventually cancer would claim her mother’s life while the Holy Spirit went to work claiming Claudia's heart to change how she saw herself. Through her walk with Jesus, he began to heal her heart and teach her that she was not a mistake. 

Today she runs a clothing store and still makes small appearances on shows. But the best part of her life is how Christ healed her brokenness and restored her life from the inside out. She is looking forward to the next chapter as she knows God is writing for her and she can’t wait to see the future. 

John 16:23-24 “In that day you will ask nothing of me. Truly, truly, I say to you, whatever you ask of the Father in my name, he will give it to you.  Until now you have asked nothing in my name. Ask, and you will receive, that your joy may be full.”

Maxwell Thorpe is taking Britain’s Got Talent by storm with his powerhouse voice. In this video, the opera singer brings the goosebumps with “Now We are Free.”

At the start of this phenomenal performance, Maxwell is on the stage in front of fire in the darkness. He is singing “Now We Are Free” from Gladiator. This performance is emotional and intense. He has great vocal control and passion with his song as fire and fake embers fly behind him. The judges and audience are intrigued and in the palm of his hand.

Maxwell sings with such passion as if he is in battle and fire. He is vocally building throughout the song and keeps you wondering what he will do next. He hits the high notes, soaring as if it is nothing. 

As he holds notes with natural vibrato, the judges are smiling. He ends the song in almost a vocal cry. The performance is exquisite. When he finishes, the crowd cheers loudly and all of the judges stand in applause. Maxwell looks and performs like a professional.

After his semi-final song, all of the judges agree that Maxwell deserves to go to the finals and that he has an incredible voice, an amazing story of hard work, and he has captivated the audience once again. Maxwell may have started out singing on the street corners, but now he is headed for exciting opportunities.

When we think about his story and the way that he takes us on his journey from being unnoticed and working so hard to now being seen and growing as a performer, it reminds us of what Christ has done for us. 

We were all sinners headed for eternal destruction yet, Jesus came and died and rose for us so that we could become co-heirs with Christ. We went from enemies of God to His adopted children. 

“Now if we are children, then we are heirs—heirs of God and co-heirs with Christ, if indeed we share in his sufferings in order that we may also share in his glory.” Romans 8:17

Grab a tissue before watching this groom share a last dance with his mom dying from ALS. The gentle giant of a groom is Anthony “Scooter” Hightower, and his beautiful momma is Terri. And, their tender moments together on the dance floor at his reception will touch your heart!

Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) is also known as Lou Gehrig’s Disease, and it is a progressive neurodegenerative disease that impacts nerve cells in both the brain and the spinal cord. ALS, in advanced stages, can cause those with the disease to lose their ability to eat,  speak, move, and even breathe. It is truly a tragic illness. 

In the video, which Terri’s family posted after her passing, we see Scooter honor his mother in the kindest and loving way. He gives her the gift of a mother-son dance at his wedding. Every mother with a son looks forward to having that special dance before giving their baby boy away to another. That certainly must have been the same for Terri, and Scooter made it happen.

Scooter wheels his mother to the middle of the dance floor. With help from his father, he lifts his frail mother from the wheelchair and holds her in his arms. Scooter slowly sways to the music, safely embracing his mother and crying on her shoulder—at once, a strong protector and a tearful, little boy.

As family and friends watch the two, no one is unmoved. This is a poignant moment. We can only imagine the emotions that are felt by Terri and Scooter, their family and friends, and the reception guests. 

Two things are certain. Terri taught her son well, and Terri loved her son well.

As the dance ends, Scooter gently returns his mother to her wheelchair. The guests clap and surround Terri with love and support. Terri died at the age of 59, having raised a good man, ten days after the wedding. We feel sure that Terri is dancing without limitation now.

Terri’s family shared this video so that people might learn more about ALS.     

“Listen, my son, to your father’s instruction and do not forsake your mother’s teaching.” Proverbs 1:8

One Southern breakfast chain can boast not only an excellent employee but a whole bunch of customers who raised money for their beloved Waffle House waitress with cancer!

With 2,100 locations in 25 states, and known for simple fare and low prices, the 24/7 greasy spoon can even brag about the fact that Anthony Bourdain was a fan. Waffle House has its own record label, Waffle Music, and some of their original songs can be found blaring through the stores’ jukeboxes. All interesting stats and factoids, the real story is about Cynthia Morrison, who has worked for Georgia Waffle House for 37 years!

Meet Cynthia and her loyal customer, Joey Godfrey. 

Cynthia shares that she has gotten to know her customers well over the years. She says that she regularly knows what they would like to order, as well as their names. She notes that customers really like it when their names are remembered. But, we don’t get the sense that Cynthia is remembering names for any reason other than her genuine care and concern for the patrons that she serves on a weekly basis.

Joey is one of those regular visitors. He and his family have been dining at their local Waffle House most Saturdays for five years, and when he noticed that Cynthia wasn’t working one Saturday, he became concerned. “She’s always there every Saturday,” Godfrey said. “She’s always smiling, always asking how I’m doing, how are my kids doing - it’s never about her.”

When she did return, Joey asked her if everything was okay, and, without intending to, Cynthia told him that she’d been diagnosed with stage 1 multiple myeloma and that her cancer treatments had caused side effects that prevented her from working.    

Joey was particularly bothered by the news, having just lost his step-father to cancer. So saddened by the situation, Joey gave Cynthia a large tip that day. He gathered all the money he had in his possession and left it—a $120 gratuity! Joey cried harder than he had at any time since his own mother passed away. 

But, Joey didn’t stop with his one-time big tip. He set up a GoFundMe page, confident that other customers would want to help out their favorite Waffle House server. Right he was. The fund raised $5,000 in just a few days, and it now sits at over $10,000! 

The money will help Cynthia cover expenses for days when she is unable to work due to treatments or after the bone marrow transplant that she will likely have. Cynthia appreciates the financial assistance, but she is especially grateful for the love, care, and prayers that have been sent her way!

“Cast all your anxiety on him because he cares for you.” 1 Peter 5:7

Simon said it was “like a scene from a great movie” when a musical duo who’d never met in person, became Golden Buzzer winners. There are a few stranger-than-fiction parts to this pretty incredible story. Check out the video and see for yourself!

Meet now 23-year-old Flintz and 17-year-old Taylor. The two appear on stage looking as if they’ve been performing as a duo for a bit, and, more than that, they look like they could be best friends. But, this is actually their very first meeting! And, they really aren’t (nay, weren’t) an established duo!

Flintz is from Croydon, which is a large town in South London, and Taylor hails from Birmingham. The two met while on lockdown in 2020 due to the COVID-19 Pandemic. They connected on social media, and, according to Flintz, they “bounced off of each other’s vibe.” 

After initial introductions, we learn a little through an interview about how the two came to meet and work together. The guys explain that Taylor provided the piano music, and Flintz wrote the lyrics to the rap. 

Back in front of the judges on stage at London’s Palladium, Flintz explains that he wanted to write something to encourage his younger brothers to make good choices and stay out of trouble. He had started down a wrong direction as a teenager but credits his parents with pulling him back from dangerous people and paths.

The two take their places. Taylor begins the accompaniment, which feels unique for a rap song. Flintz’ words, though, are also different from many rap songs. The lyrics are about detentions and suspensions, following the crowd and making parents proud. It’s Flintz’s story of his hard work to change his ways—to move from making poor choices to making a future for himself. The camera shows his parents and brothers, clearly moved by the performance! 

Behind the wonderful, positive words is a piano that somehow complements the beats, rhythms, and rhymes of the song with an original melody. Both Flintz and Taylor impress. There is at least five seconds of silence when the song ends and before the audience reacts. They are in awe!

When the applause begins, Alesha yells out in affirmation. She and the other judges stand. The crowd goes wild. Taylor comes forward and hugs Flintz in a way that demonstrates his support of Flintz and his willingness to remain in the background. But, by accident, producers have considered the two a duet rather than a solo act with piano backing. 

Flintz shared, “Then the producer asked if we both wanted a microphone, it just happened we came out and introduced ourselves and they thought we were a duo and it just worked.”

“I was the unnamed person in the background but everyone liked us as a duo,” added Taylor. 

When the judges comment, they use words like: passionate, phenomenal, important, real, brilliant, and perfect. In the audience, Dad removes his glasses and wipes his eyes. He is one proud papa! When Alesha gets her turn, she says that there’s no one on the show like Flintz, and, with that, she’s up and slamming her hands down onto the Golden Buzzer!   

The guys jump and hug in a storm full of gold confetti! They will now go to the live shows! It is a beautiful moment!

Two young, musical strangers brought together virtually during a pandemic and face-to-face for the first time on an enormous stage. Without playing together before and with an odd pairing of instruments, they blow away the judges. That might just make the movies!

“in all your ways submit to him, and he will make your paths straight.” Proverbs 3:6

A Memorial Day Tribute by the Bagpipe Preacher, the Rev. Steve Simpson.

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The survival rate of a COVID-19 patient on a ventilator is less than 1%.
In November-December 2021 Ann Carter survived a trip to the ventilator.
Not once...
Not Twice...
But THREE TIMES!!!
Listen to her powerful testimony

This is on old fashioned church service held at Christ Wesleyan Church Deltona Florida on May 15, 2022

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