Welcome to the City of Great Joy where Jesus Christ sits as King with a crown on his head. Here the Prince of Peace resides with fire in his eyes, and revival of the dead will spread to all France, Europe and to the Nations. From Paris to Paradise the people will praise the prince of peace, and prophesy of things to come. From Genesis to Revelations they will believe every word and promise. Come saints and you sinners, Come and see, and hear all the wonders the Lord is doing, for his kingdom is near and his glory has appeared.
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Come and seek the peace of the city with the love of God and the gospel of Jesus Christ. God has set before us an open the door to be light to the world and salt earth, and to be a pleasant fragrance of life to those who believe. So prophesy to this city built on dead bones life from the dead: Come Holy Spirit and breathe life into these slain by philosophy and lifeless ideology that they may live again. And great joy and gladness filled the city. God promised it in his word, and he is faithful to perform every word. God does'nt lie. So walk with God and talk with him, for the Father loves those who love him. (Jer 33.11; Eze 37.1 -11 and Acts 8.8).
Mayor of Paris
Anne (Ana) Hidalgo
Madame de Paris |
President of France
Emmanuel Jean-Michel Frédéric Macron Since 14th May 2017, born on 21 Dec 1977. Brigitte Marie-Claude Macron The First Lady of France born 13 April 1953. |
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Prime Minister
Edouard_Philippe
Prime minister France. |
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Of all the sorrows, and all the pain, and all the unthinkable things, that happenned to you, to your neighbor, or to anyone, Yes, nothing can compare to the blood, sweat and tears Jesus endured as King of the Jews, by the hands of his own people, whom he loved as a brother and a friend. No, I know no other pain, sacrifice or terror greater than the love God shown for towards us, while we were still sinners, Christ died for us. But joy came in the morning, on the 3rd day, when God theFather raised Christ his son from the dead and promised, never to leave or to forget those who love him and wait for his soon return. By whose tripes you are healed in Jesus name.
Paris infoFrance Population: 66,000,000
Time zone: CET +1.00 Region: Ile-de-France A Visitor and Foreigner's Guide Population: 2.25 million (12.29 mil in the urban conglomeration) There can be few cities that can claim to have been at the centre of history as Paris has.. Roman, English, Prussian and German armies have all laid siege, while kings, queens, communes and emperors have reigned and toppled as history played out within its walls. A centre of progressive thinking, modern Paris is recognised for its architectural beauty, Baron Haussmann famously carving 12 grand avenues into the city soil, radiating from the Arc de Triomphe, during the 1860s. Known as the City of Light, Paris still sets the global agenda for culture, cuisine, and fashion, as well as boasting an unmatched artistic heritage.. TRANSPORT
The Paris Métro commenced operations in 1900 and now comprises 16 lines. The comprehensive public transport network in Paris also includes five RER rapid transit rail lines, four tram lines and over 300 bus routes. Taking a taxi and cycling are also very good ways of getting around. Public transport tickets are usually bought in Métro or RER stations, but can also be purchased at many local retail outlets (newspaper and tobacco kiosks). A variety of ticket types are available. A single ticket for the Métro and RER costs €1.90. As France's capital, Paris is at the centre of a diversified, efficient transport network. The City of Light can easily be reached by road, rail or air. There are two international airports: Roissy Charles-De-Gaulle, the seventh busiest airport in the world with connections to 315 destinations, and Orly, that links Paris to 60 different countries. Paris is the hub of a comprehensive network of over 800km of motorways that connect to all France's main cities (A1, A3, A4, A6, A10, A13 and A15) as well as major European destinations. When approaching Paris, take the Périphérique ring road, which encircles the capital in a 35km loop. Thirty junctions give access to the different districts of Paris.There are six centrally located railway stations (Gare de Lyon, Gare St-Lazare, Gare Montparnasse, Gare de l'Est, Gare du Nord, Gare d'Austerlitz), making it the most easily accessed European capital by rail. The journey to Marseille by high-speed TGV train is a mere three hours, while Lyon can be reached in just two hours. Amsterdam is three hours by Thalys high-speed train, Brussels only 1 hour 20 minutes distant and London just 2 hours 15 minutes away by Eurostar. |
France borders with seven countries and bears the heart of Europe. And the heartbeat of France is Paris, a charming city for lovers, an architectural mystery and beauty. But sadly her beauty and glamour has faded, yet she remains elegant and charming. But, I see and hear that God has a special plan for this city and nation. From Paris to Paradise the name of the Lord will be praised. Again you will hear the voices of joy and gladness, and of the bride and bridegroom, and the voices of those who call the people to come and hear for themselves the wonders the Lord has done in the house of God. A city filled with the fragrance of love, hope, and faith in Jesus Christ the light of the world. A banquette table has been prepared with new wine on the table of the poor that will enrich this ancient city with new songs and spiritual hymns. From the poor at Resto’s du Ceour to the fine cuisines at the King's Palace, so will Jesus change the appetite of hungry souls in need of a baguettes from heaven and living waters turned into new wine, bringing joy and gladness to the Catacomb dwellers walking and living on the streets of Paris, where benevoles serve like angels, giving food and shelter, love and respect to total strangers, and the poor alike.
HISTORY
First known by the Gallo-Roman name Lutetia, the settlement was called Paris after the Celtic tribe that had settled in the area in the third century BC, and was declared capital in 508 by Clovis, king of the Franks, after the collapse of the Roman Empire. Paris continued to prosper and develop under Capetian (the House of France) rule, with a notable achievement being the founding of the Sorbonne, one of the most prestigious teaching establishments in the world. Renowned for the architecture of its avenues, the most famous of which is the Champs-Élysées, contemporary Paris was fashioned by Baron Haussmann in the 19th century who was given the task of reconstructing the city after the bloody period of the Paris Commune. The Eiffel Tower was subsequently conceived for the Universal Exposition of 1889 and became the symbol of Paris.From the storming of the Bastille to the events of May 1968, Paris has always been at the heart of momentous events in French history. As the capital city, past and present, Paris is multi-ethnic and always looks to the future. Paris has an artistic and cultural influence on the world that is beyond compare. |
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Your gift is a seed sown into our Fathers Vineyard to fulfill his will found in His Word, He has shown for the City of Great Joy. God gives us bread to eat and seed to sow. I ask that you will consider an once off or a regular monthly partner contribution. City of Great Joy is not finacially supported in part or whole by any other church or business and solely rely on the generosity of cheerful givers.
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