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Barbados was relatively unaffected by the storms and has been receiving cruise ships since shortly after  Irma  passed to the north.
St. Thomas was devastated by  Irma  and is closed to cruise ships for now. But officials on Tuesday said they were hoping a massive recovery effort currently underway would have the destination ready for vessels to return by late October. Royal Caribbean already has canceled all of its visits to St. Thomas through late October and replaced them with calls at such islands as St. Kitts and Bonaire  and at Labadee  the line's private beach getaway in Haiti. Two other lines  Norwegian and Celebrity  have canceled St. Thomas stops even further out  into November and beyond. Norwegian is replacing St. Thomas visits through the end of the year with calls in the Western Caribbean; Celebrity is shifting its ships to places like St. Kitts.
Martinique experienced some flooding and power outages last week in the wake of  Maria   but its port has reopened. Tours and tourist sites are expected to be up and running this week. No cruise ships are scheduled to call in Martinique until the middle of October.
St. Croix was relatively unaffected by  Irma  but early reports are that the island suffered significant damage from Maria  which passed by on Sept. 19. Damage assessments are underway. St. Croix isn't normally visited by cruise ships at this time of year. Before  Irma   the next scheduled cruise call for the island wasn't set to take place until Nov. 5  when a Celebrity Cruises ship was due to arrive. But in the wake of  Irma   several lines had been planning on using St. Croix as a substitute port for nearby St. Thomas and St. Maarten  which were heavily damaged by the storm.
St. Barts was hit hard by  Irma  and is in no shape to receive cruise ship visitors for now. But there are no ships scheduled to call at the island until late October. There's been no official word as to whether the overseas collectivity of France will be ready for cruise tourists by then.
Dominica was hit hard by  Maria  late on Sept. 18 through the morning of Sept. 19  with the island's prime minister saying there was "mind-boggling" damage  and it's not expected to reopen to cruise ships for some time. The good news for cruise operators: No ships are scheduled to call at the island until late October.
Samana was relatively unaffected by Irma and  Maria . On Friday  the Dominican Republic's Ministry of Tourism issued a communique that said the port and all others around the country were back open and operating normally. Even if the port area had suffered damage from the storm  it would have had little impact on cruise schedules as there are no ships set to visit Samana until November.
The port of San Juan bounced back quickly after  Irma  passed nearby  but it may take longer to resume its place as a major cruise destination in the wake of Maria. The storm made landfall on Puerto Rico on Sept. 20 as a powerful Category 4 hurricane — the first hurricane of that strength or higher to directly hit the island in 85 years — and reports are of significant damage in many locations. Both of the major lines that operate cruises out of San Juan  Royal Caribbean and Carnival  have canceled this week's sailings out of the city. Carnival also has canceled trips out of San Juan scheduled to start on Oct. 1 and Oct. 8. In addition  three Florida-based ships that were scheduled to visit San Juan this week have been re-routed to other ports.
Carnival said late Friday that its terminal in San Juan sustained extensive damage from  Maria  that will takes weeks to repair.
Santo Domingo was relatively unaffected by Irma and  Maria . On Friday  the Dominican Republic's Ministry of Tourism issued a communique that said the port and all others around the country were back open and operating normally.
Antigua suffered a glancing blow from  Hurricane Irma  which passed to the north along a path that devastated sister island Barbuda . Antigua still is on cruise schedules for the fall  with the next scheduled ship visit set for Oct. 3 — a call by Celebrity Cruises' Celebrity Equinox. The Equinox call originally was set for Sept. 30 but was pushed back as part of a larger shuffling of the ship's schedule due to the closures of St. Thomas  St. Maarten and Tortola.
The British Virgin Islands were hard hit by  Irma  and could be closed to cruise ships for many weeks if not months. Norwegian Cruise Line already has canceled all of its stops at Tortola through the end of the year  replacing them with calls in the Western Caribbean.
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In November 2017   Reinhard  shared  his  farewell messages with 1 700 000 people over 5 days in Lagos  Nigeria. They documented 845 875 people who made salvation decisions. The new converts were ushered into 8 000 participating churches to be followed up and discipled into the kingdom of God. Hundreds of pastors reported that on the first Sunday after the crusade they were flooded with thousands of new church members! Many churches near the former crusade site began meeting together on the vacant field. People started streaming to these informal meetings and have been reporting healings and miracles that are still taking place!
Once when  Reinhard  was preaching at a meeting  some of the people did not believe in the power of the Holy Spirit. Suddenly  in the middle of his service   Reinhard  says the spirit of the Lord fell and people began rejoicing as they were filled with the Holy Spirit. As  he  looked around   Reinhard  says 3 or 4 people were standing and looking around instead of participating in the supernatural event.  He  says  âThese people must be asbestos Christians. They were fireproof even when the fire of the Holy Spirit fell.â  Reinhard  says we need to be people who want to burn with the fire of the Holy Spirit.  He  reminds us that the book of Acts reads better than any modern-day novel.  Reinhard  points to the book of Mark 16:8 where the disciples  before Jesus ascended to heaven  did not believe. That unbelief is also shared in verse 13 â they did not believe. Then in verse 15  says Jesus said to them  Go into all the world and preach the Gospel to every creature. In verse 20  the disciples went out and preached everywhere  the Lord working with them and confirming the Word through accompanying signs. Something happened between verse 14 and 20.  Reinhard  says the disciples walked out of weakness and arrived with the power to do what Jesus commissioned them to do. âPower is the essence of the Christian witness. Christianity is either supernatural or nothing at all.â
 Reinhard  says when  he  preaches the Gospel  it becomes an event.  He  says being baptized in the Spirit changes our very nature and surroundings.  He  likens the power of the Holy Spirit to an electric cable. It looks tame until it is touched. âBeing filled with the Spirit is shown to have had a dynamic and energizing effect or power in the New Testament and in the lives of millions of people since then â  he  says.
Reinhard Bonnke has been an evangelist to Africa since 1967 and is one of the worldâs most successful promoters of the Christian message. Today  the Bonnke name is known around the globe and is synonymous with gigantic meetings in Africa where millions of people have been won to Christ â in a single meeting. Over 77 million people (and counting) in the last decade have committed their lives to Christ through his ministry. Men and women have been saved  delivered and literally rescued from certain death.  Reinhard âs life story and mission to spread the Gospel is captivating  including one story of his team escaping by a breath  with only their lives intact  from the Muslim city of Kano  in Nigeria. The âfireâ in Reinhardâs life refers to the continual partnership with and reliance on the Holy Spirit throughout his life and ministry.
When  Reinhard  tells of God calling him to a life of evangelism  it seemed God laid out what would be expected of him.  Reinhard  told God that he would obey and follow what God was asking of him  and before this extended conversation ended  God told Reinhard  âYou werenât my first choice.â  Reinhard  listened. âYou werenât my second choice either.â Later  there was a time when  Reinhard  hesitated to schedule a specific crusade.  He  says as  he  wavered  âGod said  âYou drop the vision and I drop you.ââ The evangelist attributes the tremendous responses he has seen in ministry to simple obedience to what God requires.
 Reinhard  says the crusades in Africa are always the same  and thatâs a very good thing. They are always the same in that the Holy Spirit woos the large crowds  and then large numbers of people respond to the gospel message of salvation and finally  signs and wonders of all sorts follow the salvations. Blind eyes see  deaf ears hear  the lame give up crutches and wheel chairs and get up from sick beds. Those with incurable diseases are made whole and those with demonic oppressions and possessions are set totally free.  Reinhard  just obediently does what the Lord has called  him  to do.  He  preaches the truth of Godâs Word and invites those in need to come.
 Reinhard  is the youngest son of a German pastor. He gave his life to the Lord at the age of nine and heard the call to the African mission fields before he was a teenager. After attending Bible college in Wales and pastoring in Germany for seven years  he began his missionary work in Africa.  Reinhard  began holding tent meetings that accommodated 800 people. As attendance steadily increased  larger tents had to be purchased. In 1984  he commissioned the construction of the worldâs largest mobile structure -- a tent capable of seating 34 000. This tent was destroyed in a windstorm just before a major crusade. There was a question as to how to proceed. The team decided to hold the crusade âopen air.â Instead of the expected 34 000 attendees  the event saw over 100 000 people  significantly more than the tent would have allowed. Crowds have been exceeding âtentâ size ever since.
 Reinhard  founded Christ for all Nations with office locations in Johannesburg  South Africa; Frankfurt  Germany; Birmingham  United Kingdom; Ontario  London and Orlando  Florida.  Reinhard  passed the baton of ministry to  his  successor  Daniel Kolenda  who is now CEO and President of CfaN.
Secret to Reinhard Bonnke's Success: Fire of the Holy Spirit

Former Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick was sentenced to up to five years in prison Tuesday for violating the terms of his probation stemming from his conviction for lying under oath about an affair with his chief of staff.
 Groner said Kilpatrick would have to serve at least one-and-a-half years in prison. He is still obligated to pay back the remaining balance of his $1 million debt to the city of Detroit.
 Shortly after the sentencing  Compuware Corp. said that Kilpatrick has being fired from his job as a medical software salesman for its Dallas-based subsidiary  Covisint.
 Groner ruled last month that Kilpatrick failed to report all of his assets and meet other conditions of his probation. In court Tuesday  Groner scolded Kilpatrick for his continued lack of candor about his finances.
 "Your continued attempt to cast yourself as the victim  your lack of forthrightness  your lack of contriteness and lack of humility ... clearly rehabilitation has failed " Groner told Kilpatrick after the former mayor spent about 15 minutes explaining why he should be allowed to return to his family in Dallas.
 "I want to go home your honor  where I belong " Kilpatrick told Groner. "I'm not here because of a gun charge  or a drug charge. I'm here because of my confusion over some of the written orders that have been before me."
 At issue is the restitution Kilpatrick was ordered to pay the city after he pleaded guilty in 2008 to obstruction of justice. Kilpatrick testified in a whistle-blowers' lawsuit that he was not romantically involved with his chief of staff  but text messages between the two later showed he was lying. Before the text message scandal broke  the city paid the two whistle blowers an $8.4 million settlement.
 After Groner announced the sentence  a loud  collective gasp rose from many of Kilpatrick's supporters in the packed courtroom. Kilpatrick appeared shaken.
 Kilpatrick has 42 days in which to file an appeal.
 After he was released from jail in February 2009  Kilpatrick found a job with Covisint. Since then  he has said he is working on his marriage and trying to be a better father to his three sons. He also has been making $3 000 monthly payments to the city of Detroit  saying he hopes to repay everything he owes.
 But prosecutors contend he continues to lie -- that Kilpatrick could afford to give more and has intentionally hid assets.
 Groner agreed  saying Kilpatrick failed to disclose $240 000 in loans from prominent businessmen. He also said Kilpatrick failed to surrender nearly $23 400 in tax refunds and a share of cash gifts from two people.

Ex-Detroit mayor gets up to 5 years in prison