Lewis Junior High School was a middle school serving 7th to 9th grade students in the Vancouver School District in Vancouver, Washington, located near the intersection of Plomondon and Falk Street, until the school was closed in 1985. The school building s were converted into Bagley Community Center, the overall property of which also houses modern-day Roosevelt Elementary School. The original building for the original Lewis Junior High School was the east wing, which housed classrooms and a separate gymnasium and was in later years to house primarily the 7th grade students. This structure was torn down during remodeling of the entire site into the Bagley Community Center in the late 1980s/early 1990s. The athletic mascot of Lewis Junior High School was known as the Rams. The school colors were green and gold. The school newsletter was known as the Rampage. The yearbook was known as the Ramual.
Kamal Karna Roy (also known as Kamal K.K. Roy and Rev. Dr. Joseph Geronimo, Jr.) is a prolific pro se litigant who, since at least the early 1990s, has filed numerous lawsuits throughout the United States and its territories under the names Roy and Joseph Geronimo, Jr., as well as under the names of entities that he is affiliated with, including International Siva Consciousness & World Religions, Reforms International, Handicap Interests International, and Jungle Democracy. Roy's lawsuits are often brought against multiple defendants, and feature long, unconventional complaints. Roy has filed lawsuits against God, U.S. Presidents, Supreme Court Justices, fast food restaurants, foreign leaders., and .
Roy's lawsuits have addressed, among many other things, actions taken by President George W. Bush, overcharging by telecommunication companies, the appointment of Chief Justice John Roberts to the Supreme Court, and "failure of democratic societies and God's role therein." In 2006 Judge Michael W. McConnell of The United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit described a typical Roy complaint:
Roy, a/k/a Joseph Geronimo, Jr. filed a 115-page complaint, a 144-page amended complaint, and a 40-page second amended complaint against over sixty defendants, including among many others President Bush, God as U.S.-based divine benefactor, several government agencies, The New York Times, and Kentucky Fried Chicken. In addition to pages of rambling discourse, the complaint contains numerous illegible handwritten remarks.
The Tenth Circuit went on to affirm the dismissal of the complaint holding that no discernible claim was apparent from the complaint. Judge McConnell also humorously noted that the court "strongly suspect at least one defendant was not properly served."
Most, if not all, of Roy's complaints have been dismissed. A 2006 United States District Court for the District of Delaware opinion, Jungle Democracy v. U.S., describes Roy as "no stranger to litigation" and provides a partial list of Roy lawsuits that have been dismissed since 1991.
Despite Roy's lack of success in the courts, his lawsuits have been discussed in law school classrooms and in law related blogs.
In April 2007 Roy filed a civil rights action against, among others, CBS Broadcasting Inc., MSNBC, the United States Government, and controversial radio shock jock Don Imus.
In October 2007, Roy filed a suit in the US District Court, Middle District of Florida, against " Encyclopedia, USA, All News Media, All State Board of Elections, Federal Election Commission". See Dkt. 3:07-cv-00994-VMC-HTS.
Roy's lawsuits have addressed, among many other things, actions taken by President George W. Bush, overcharging by telecommunication companies, the appointment of Chief Justice John Roberts to the Supreme Court, and "failure of democratic societies and God's role therein." In 2006 Judge Michael W. McConnell of The United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit described a typical Roy complaint:
Roy, a/k/a Joseph Geronimo, Jr. filed a 115-page complaint, a 144-page amended complaint, and a 40-page second amended complaint against over sixty defendants, including among many others President Bush, God as U.S.-based divine benefactor, several government agencies, The New York Times, and Kentucky Fried Chicken. In addition to pages of rambling discourse, the complaint contains numerous illegible handwritten remarks.
The Tenth Circuit went on to affirm the dismissal of the complaint holding that no discernible claim was apparent from the complaint. Judge McConnell also humorously noted that the court "strongly suspect at least one defendant was not properly served."
Most, if not all, of Roy's complaints have been dismissed. A 2006 United States District Court for the District of Delaware opinion, Jungle Democracy v. U.S., describes Roy as "no stranger to litigation" and provides a partial list of Roy lawsuits that have been dismissed since 1991.
Despite Roy's lack of success in the courts, his lawsuits have been discussed in law school classrooms and in law related blogs.
In April 2007 Roy filed a civil rights action against, among others, CBS Broadcasting Inc., MSNBC, the United States Government, and controversial radio shock jock Don Imus.
In October 2007, Roy filed a suit in the US District Court, Middle District of Florida, against " Encyclopedia, USA, All News Media, All State Board of Elections, Federal Election Commission". See Dkt. 3:07-cv-00994-VMC-HTS.
Berlin International Church is an evangelische freikirche located in Berlin, Germany. As of 2008, Berlin International Church has a weekly attendance of over 200 people representing more than 35 nations. Under the direction of current pastors Steve & Karen Mack the church has experienced steady growth and renewed church health with an intensifying focus on the worship arts as seen in the recent live worship event YOUR NAME. The young congregation has a vision for impacting the city of Berlin by building a church of influence and size capable of reaching out and changing the world "one life at a time." The church currently meets in the Wilmersdorf borough of Berlin.
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* Official Website
* Live Worship Event
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* Official Website
* Live Worship Event
Kenneth Wayne Hagin (September 3, 1939) is president of Kenneth Hagin Ministries.
Biography
Personal life
Kenneth W. Hagin was born in Farmersville, Texas, and is currently president of Kenneth Hagin Ministries. He is also the pastor of Rhema Bible Church.
He is the son of Kenneth E. Hagin and Oretha Rooker.
He is married to Lynette Hagin, and they have 2 children, a son named Craig Hagin, and a daughter named Denise Burns.
Although the idea of Rhema Bible Training Center was not from Ken, he wrote the curriculum for it, and did the actual work of creating it. Today there are over 24,000 graduates.
Kenneth W. Hagin is also known as Kenneth Hagin Junior. Ken says "I've used "junior" for so long that many people have no idea I'm not really a junior". The abbreviation Jr. he unofficially added to distinguish himself from his father Kenneth E. Hagin.
Works
Some of Ken's works are:
* God's Possibilities
* God's Irresistible Word
* Healing-Forever Settled
* Don't Quit!
* The Untapped Power in Praise
* Listen To Your Heart
* What Comes After Faith?
* Speak to Your Mountain!
* It's Your Move!
* God's Victory Plan
* Forget Not!
* Another Look At Faith
* Soaring With the Eagles
* How To Live Worry-Free
* Blessed Is . . .
* Jesus-Name Above All Names
* Fulfill Your Divine Destiny
* Executing Basics of Healing
* From A Pastor's Heart
* Built To Last
* Positive in a Negative World
* God's Greater Glory
* Overflow: Living Above Limits
* I Cannot Be Defeated
* The Table That Speaks
Biography
Personal life
Kenneth W. Hagin was born in Farmersville, Texas, and is currently president of Kenneth Hagin Ministries. He is also the pastor of Rhema Bible Church.
He is the son of Kenneth E. Hagin and Oretha Rooker.
He is married to Lynette Hagin, and they have 2 children, a son named Craig Hagin, and a daughter named Denise Burns.
Although the idea of Rhema Bible Training Center was not from Ken, he wrote the curriculum for it, and did the actual work of creating it. Today there are over 24,000 graduates.
Kenneth W. Hagin is also known as Kenneth Hagin Junior. Ken says "I've used "junior" for so long that many people have no idea I'm not really a junior". The abbreviation Jr. he unofficially added to distinguish himself from his father Kenneth E. Hagin.
Works
Some of Ken's works are:
* God's Possibilities
* God's Irresistible Word
* Healing-Forever Settled
* Don't Quit!
* The Untapped Power in Praise
* Listen To Your Heart
* What Comes After Faith?
* Speak to Your Mountain!
* It's Your Move!
* God's Victory Plan
* Forget Not!
* Another Look At Faith
* Soaring With the Eagles
* How To Live Worry-Free
* Blessed Is . . .
* Jesus-Name Above All Names
* Fulfill Your Divine Destiny
* Executing Basics of Healing
* From A Pastor's Heart
* Built To Last
* Positive in a Negative World
* God's Greater Glory
* Overflow: Living Above Limits
* I Cannot Be Defeated
* The Table That Speaks