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Enugu Govt Debunks Reports Of Arrest Of Ugwuanyi’s Special Adviser
The Enugu State government has debunked media report alleging that a Senior Special Adviser to the governor on Special Duties was quizzed by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) for embezzlement of over N200 million. Setting the record straight in a statement by Governor Ifeanyi....

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The Counties: Embu MCA tells voters to elect born-again Christians
“I believe in people who are born-again Mr Speaker, because even as they steal, they fear the Lord"- Steve Simba. A County Assembly Member (MCA) from Embu has urged the electorate to only vote for God-fearing politicians who profess their faith. The Runyenjes MCA, Steve Simba, claimed that “carefree....

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N.C. bathroom law's lesser-known provisions raise activists' concern
DURHAM, N.C. -- Church and civil-rights leaders in North Carolina say there's plenty else to worry about in the contentious law on transgender people's bathroom use. The Public Facilities Privacy and Security Act not only reverses a Charlotte ordinance that had extended some rights to gay and....

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Bushiri column ‘Bible Up-Close’: Understanding your real identity through Jesus Christ
I often encounter people who assume that God sees them as worthless throwaways, deserving to be cast into the nearest hellfire, or punished by His wrath. The truth is, God doesn’t see you or anyone else that way. He sees you as His beloved creation, with whom He desires to spend eternity.

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Dedham, MA
Worship tomorrow will be led by Pastor Bob Schipul. Pastor Butler is home sick with bronchitis. We pray the Lord will bless Please Pastor Schipul's message and will grant Pastor Butler a speedy... Worship tomorrow will be led by Pastor Bob Schipul....

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Alabama Prison Strike Organizer Speaks from Behind Bars: We Are Engaged in a Struggle for Our Lives
We go behind bars to get an update on the end of a 10-day strike by Alabama prisoners to protest severe overcrowding, poor living conditions and the 13th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, which bans slavery and servitude “except as a punishment for crime,” thus sanctioning the legality of forced, unpaid prison labor.

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Court to rule on forced radiotherapy for Perth boy Oshin Kiszko
They alleged doctors dismissed their questions and behaved in a bullying way that eroded their trust, claims Princess Margaret Hospital has not responded to except to say that the 'best interests of the child' were central to all decisions and doctors believed the treatment necessary.

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The Best Family PASTOR God makes it clear that His family includes people who are now physical men and women,...
God makes it clear that His family includes people who are now physical men and women, both sons and daughters. “For you are all children of God through faith in Christ Jesus. For as many of you as were baptized into Christ have put on Christ. There is neither Jew nor Greek, there is neither slave....

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Pastor wins $0 maintenance case
A GWANDA pastor stunned the court when he claimed that he was not offering a single cent as maintenance to look after his daughter who is epileptic, claiming that he was no longer getting anything from ministering the word of God since some members of his church who used to pay tithes had abandoned his ministry.

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From car dealer to prophet
Emmanuel Mwale, now of Unity Apostolic Church International, was used to a life of hustling and selling cars until the call to do the work of God reached him. "I started off as a fashion designer in 2007 designing shirts for Hifa (Harare International Festival of the Arts) and other prominent events.

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Titi Aikhomu is Back on her Grind
Death is never endearing. It is never splendid or replete with bliss. Thus everywhere it visits, it devastates, like the brute end of a bloody saber. At its intrusion in the world of Titi, widow of late Ehime Aikhomu, it flipped the ravishing lady inside out and rendered her a pathetic husk of her former vibrant self.

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Beneath the Mask… Farouk Lawan Adjusts to Life without the Exaggerated Panoplies of Power
The art of deception is indeed, a strenuous exercise, for those who are poor at it in particular. The latter are extremely poor at keeping up with their lies. When the truth finally catches up with them, it leaves a bitter taste for those who had to eat their words. Ask Farouk Lawan, he knows better.

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EFCC’s probe of ex-council chairman has nothing to do with Enugu government – Amoke
In a statement by Mr. Louis Amoke, the Senior Special Assistant to the Governor on Media, he said “in order to put the records straight, which is the hallmark of this administration, the government wished to state as follows: “That Pastor Sam Iyiogwe, is not a Senior Special Adviser to the Enugu State Government on Special Duties as was reported.

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Otabil Voted Most Influential Ghanaian
Pastor Mensa Anamuah Otabil, founder of both International Central Gospel Church (ICGC) and Central University College (CUC), has been adjudged Ghana's most influential personality for 2015. He is closely followed by the founder of Ashesi University, Patrick Awuah, popular investigative journalist....

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Painful goodbye - Tears flow as brother and sister are laid to rest
The tears were many, the distress and grief obvious, but somehow those inside the Faith Temple New Testament Church of God in Portmore, St Catherine, found the courage to celebrate the lives of Chevelle and Jermaine Lewis at their thanksgiving service yesterday.

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Jamaica is/not an extraordinarily violent country
Power 106 host Joan Williams, while interviewing Dr Abrahams, took a moment, in her irreverent and lovable style, to laugh at well-known and fine cleric and academic, Rev Gary Harriot, who had stated in an earlier interview that Jamaica was not a violent country.

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COMMUNITY EVENTS IN THE THREE RIVERS AREA
May 16. Youth Rally. CAVE CITY — The Spring River Association’s Youth Rally will begin at 7 p.m. at Ring’s Chapel Missionary Baptist Church, 2925 Arkansas 58, near Cave City. The Bonham Family of Bono, who sing and play a variety of instruments, will present the program. The pubic is invited. Light refreshments will be served following the program.

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Iran Wants To Eradicate Baha’is: We Should Demand Their Religious Freedom – OpEd
Dominated by an extremist interpretation of Shiite Islam, Iran’s government has a long-term goal to eradicate the more than 300,000-member Baha’i community, the country’s largest non-Muslim religious minority. While pursuit of that goal remains, its intensity ebbs and flows in response to the level of world attention and outrage.

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Mentally ill often turn to their pastor first
Program Coordinator Nick Hanges poses for a portrait at the Spencer Dream Center on Wednesday, April 20, 2016. Hanges found Alex Jacobsen in the bathroom of his room in a pool of blood after he attempted to commit suicide there. I resonated with Lee Rood’s article concerning faith-based treatment....

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Lawsuit alleging abuse by former Meriden priest heads to settlement conference
A settlement conference on sexual abuse claims against a former St. Stanislaus Church assistant pastor is scheduled this week in U.S. District Court in New Haven. The case is the third sexual assault on a minor claim against the Rev. Stephen Bzdyra, who served as assistant pastor at the Akron Street, Meriden church from 1979 to 1985.

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Perfect day for a Pancake race
Saturday morning road races in Montgomery can be too hot, too cold, too windy or too hilly for some, but that wasn’t the case at Old Cloverdale for the annual Pancake Missions 5k at the First United Methodist Church. In a word, it was perfect from start to finish, according to Pete Preston of the....

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Herdsmen: Cleric Calls On FG To Act Fast To Avoid Calamity
Francis Onoiribholo. BENIN. As the issue of killer herdsmen continues reverberate across the country, a Benin, Edo State-based cleric, Prophet Jordan Iwuala, has called on President Muhammadu Buhari to urgently address the matter as well as other ethnic agitations in the country to ensure that Nigeria remains united and indivisible.

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Alleged N200m Embezzlement: Enugu Clarifies Iyiogwe’s Status
Clement Danhutor. The Enugu State Government has clarified the status of one of its officials in a matter involving the alleged embezzlement of over N200 million and interrogation by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC). In a release issued and signed by the Senior Special Assistant to the Governor on Media, Mr.

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'Not about bathrooms': Critics decry North Carolina law's lesser-known elements
DURHAM, N.C. -- In this state where the modern bathroom wars began, some church and civil rights leaders have begun to spread the word that there’s plenty else to worry about in the controversial new law known formally as the Public Facilities Privacy and Security Act. The law not only reverses a Charlotte, N.

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Maitland council to spend $40k on skate park upgrades
Maitland City Council will spend $40,000 during the next four years to improve seven skate parks across the region. Councillors approved a plan to earmark money from the Draft Capital Works Program 2015-19 at this week’s meeting. The decision came after a council study of the skate parks found that the youth facilities needed upgrades.

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Jesse Edward Nash Jr., retired Canisius College professor, activist
Feb. 22, 1926 - May 11, 2016. Jesse Edward Nash Jr., longtime Canisius College professor, community activist and the son of the pastor of the historic Michigan Street Baptist Church, died Wednesday in Elderwood at Amherst following a short illness. He was 90. A Buffalo native, Mr.

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