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Jesus Painting Is All That Survives Massive Fire at Massachusetts Church
The painting, which was all that remained of the charred building, is now with a former pastor of the church. A painting of Jesus Christ was all that survived a massive blaze at a church just outside of Boston in what's being hailed a miracle. Flames engulfed the 150-year-old First Baptist Church....

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Madison Square Garden Co., LA Clippers owner wage expensive fight over Inglewood mayor’s race
Owners of The Forum and Los Angeles Clippers are waging an expensive proxy war in Inglewood, pumping nearly $1 million into the race for Inglewood mayor in a bitter dispute over potentially competing arenas on each side of a new NFL stadium. Battle lines are clearly drawn in the fight between Steve....

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Madison Square Garden Co., LA Clippers owner wage expensive fight over Inglewood mayor’s race
Owners of The Forum and Los Angeles Clippers are waging an expensive proxy war in Inglewood, pumping nearly $1 million into the race for Inglewood mayor in a bitter dispute over potentially competing arenas on each side of a new NFL stadium. Battle lines are clearly drawn in the fight between Steve....

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At least 11 dead following shooting at US synagogue
A gunman has killed at least 11 people after opening fire during a baby naming ceremony at a Pittsburgh synagogue. The suspect has been identified as Robert Bowers, who is said to be in his 40s, a law enforcement official confirmed to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity.

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Unto the nations
Tens of millions of evangelical Christians from 192 countries tuned into God TV on October 7 to watch the annual Day of Prayer for the Peace of Jerusalem, organized by Bishop Robert Stearns through his organization Eagles’ Wings. The lively event on the Haas Promenade overlooking the Old City and....

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Redemption and second chances after divorce - Part 2
Women aren’t the only ones suffering in silence as a result of the shame and pain of toxic marriages void of love and compassion, or the torments that comes after divorce. Men too, are dealing with navigating this painful terrain. Ask Dexter Scott, for instance.

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Pastor's dog, Angel, dies in fire
Pastor Gabriel Hamilton, left, shares words of comfort to pastor David Andrews, left, after a fire destoryed his home in Princes Town on Saturday morning and also killed his pet dog, Angel. PHOTO BY ANSEL JEBODH. Just moments before he was about to deliver a sermon at church, a pastor received the....

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Pride urges people to ‘vote for equality’
Nearly 140,000 people from home and abroad yesterday marched through the streets of Taipei in support of better protection of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) rights, calling on Taiwanese voters to “vote for equality” in the five LGBT-related referendums tied to next month’s local elections.

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Massive Taiwan Gay Pride parade pushes key referendum vote
Flamboyant drag queens and horned devils rubbed shoulders with Christian pastors and supporters Saturday as tens of thousands of people took part in Taipei's Gay Pride parade -- the biggest in Asia -- ahead of a landmark vote next month on LGBT rights on the island.

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NGO Offers Free Cervical Cancer Screening in FCT
Women of Great Grace International, an NGO, on Saturday offered a free cervical screening exercise for women in Abuja. Mrs Deborah Whyte, the Leader of the group, said cervical cancer is one of the leading causes of death among women in the country. She said there is every need for women to go for early screening and detection.

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The Weekly Rundown: A Global Arms Race, Bracing for Bolsonaro and the Battle for Russia's Periphery
On the Record. Russian President Vladimir Putin "As far as I remember, the U.S. coat of arms features a bald eagle that holds 13 arrows in one talon and an olive branch in another, which is a symbol of a peace-loving policy. This is my question. It appears your eagle has already eaten all the olives; are the arrows all that is left?" U.

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Parsonage Showdown In Seventh Circuit This Week
What's It All About? The Seventh Circuit heard oral arguments on Gaylor v Peecher  on Wednesday, October 24.  At stake is the constitutionality of Internal Revenue Code Section 107(2) commonly referred to as the parsonage allowance.  Here is all of Code Section 107.

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'60 Minutes' to feature Swormville pastor who says he was abused as a teen
The pastor, the Rev. Robert Zilliox, said in a letter to parishioners that he was interviewed by “60 Minutes” for a story that is slated to air on Sunday and also includes an interview with Siobahn O’Connor, Bishop Richard J. Malone’s former administrative assistant who was identified this week as....

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Why Turkey is going after Saudi Arabia
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has put his personal reputation in line by declaring he is "determined not to allow the murder (of journalist and Saudi critic Jamal Khashoggi) to be covered up and for those responsible — from the person who gave the order to those who executed it — not to escape justice".

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27 Filipino war veterans awarded US Congressional medal
GOLD MEDAL AWARDEE. World War II veteran Corporal Cato Pulac, who turned 100 years old in March 2018, is one of the recipients of the United States Congressional gold medal from Ambassador Sung Kim in a ceremony held at the Philippine Military Academy on Saturday (October 27, 2018).

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Aunt Sister: ‘Who ya gonna call?’
I think fate was laughing back at me after my last column about receiving a how-to book for laying out our post-mortem wishes. Fred almost had need of it a week later. I share his close call as a cautionary tale … mostly because I almost killed him. Well -- technically, some yellow jackets – but I sent him into battle.

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Showcasing civil rights leader Wyatt Tee Walker's collection
The keys to the City of Petersburg, City of Richmond, Virginia and his sailing suit are part of the display at The University of Richmond School of Arts & Sciences which hosted a Wyatt Tee Walker Symposium on Monday, Oct. ... By JUSTIN MATTINGLY - Associated Press - Saturday, October 27, 2018. RICHMOND, Va.

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Hate crime considered in Kentucky grocery shooting
JEFFERSONTOWN, Ky. (AP) — The fatal shooting death of two black grocery patrons by a white gunman is being investigated as a possible hate crime, a U.S. official said Friday. Federal investigators are examining if there were any violations of federal law, "which includes potential civil rights violations such as hate crimes," said U.

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Kumuyi, Sani-Bello preach peace at Deeper Life Crusade
The General Superintendent of the Deeper Life Christian Ministry, Pastor William Kumuyi has called on Nigerians to make peace with God and themselves in order to experience supernatural connection with the God of wonders. The Niger state Governor, Alhaji Abubakar Sani Bello has also stressed the....

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Massive Taiwan Gay Pride parade pushes key referendum vote
Participants take part in a lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) pride parade to support same-sex marriage in Taipei, Taiwan, October 27, 2018. — Reuters pic. TAIPEI, Oct 27 — Flamboyant drag queens and horned devils rubbed shoulders with Christian pastors and supporters today as tens of....

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Massive Taiwan Gay Pride parade pushes key referendum vote
Flamboyant drag queens and horned devils rubbed shoulders with Christian pastors and supporters Saturday as tens of thousands of people took part in Taipei's Gay rights on the island. Taiwan's top court in May 2017 legalised gay marriage, the first place in Asia to do so, and ruled its decision must be implemented within two years.

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Suspected herdsmen attack hunter, farmers in Ondo
Gunmen suspected to be herdsmen have reportedly attacked a hunter at Nirowo Forest, along the Benin-Ore express way in Odigbo local government area of Ondo State. According to reports, some farmers were also shot during the attack and are currently receiving treatment at an undisclosed hospital.

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There's a murder scene depicted on one of N.J.'s county seals. Here's the backstory
A bald eagle. The scales of justice. A farmer and his plow. They’re the typical symbols found on governmental seals that hang in meeting chambers, can be found on letterhead, or are emblazoned on the back of business cards. But in Union County, they chose to go with something different a grisly....

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Latin American drivers facing long road to F1
MEXICO CITY (AP) — Sergio Perez will climb into his Force India car on Sunday at the Mexican Grand Prix and race in front of an adoring home crowd. For weeks, his face beamed on billboards across this teeming metropolis of 21 million as part of a campaign by local organizers to maximize Mexico's favorite son in a global racing series.

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Christian leaders attend gay pride parade in Taipe...
Taipei, Oct. 27 (CNA) Around three dozen gay clergymen and women from across Taiwan and abroad took to the streets of Taipei Saturday to call for an equal right to marriage for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex and queer (LGBTIQ) people. Religious work should be about encouraging people to liberate, not suppress, said Bishop Yvette A.

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29 Filipino war veterans awarded US Congressional medal
GOLD MEDAL AWARDEE. World War II veteran Corporal Cato Pulac, who turned 100 years old in March 2018, is one of the recipients of the United States Congressional gold medal from Ambassador Sung Kim in a ceremony held at the Philippine Military Academy on Saturday (October 27, 2018).

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