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Nigeria needs more prayers- US-based Pastor
By Chika Otuchikere. Nigerian born United States-based Pastor Chuzzy Udenwa has said that in spite of the long list of ministers of the gospel and large population of Christians in the country, Nigeria still needs lots of prayers. Udenwa, the Lead Pastor of Glory House World Church, Atlanta USA made....

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American Pastor's Hometown Greets His Release From Turkish Prison
American pastor Andrew Brunson was freed last week by a Turkish court after spending two years in prison on terror charges. The evangelical missionary drew international headlines when his imprisonment became a flashpoint between the Trump administration and Turkey.

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Counting fetal kicks can help prevent stillbirths
Emily Eekhoff was in the 33rd week of her second pregnancy when she made an unsettling discovery. As she had with her first baby, Liam, Eekhoff had been religiously keeping track of the number of kicks her unborn baby delivered during the third trimester. This baby had been consistent, kicking about 10 times in a 10-minute period.

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Turkey renames street of new US Embassy to Malcolm X Avenue 57 Mins Turkey is renaming the street on which the new US Embassy will be built to Malcolm X Avenue
LONDON (CNN) - Turkey is renaming the street on which the new US Embassy will be built to Malcolm X Avenue after the American civil rights leader, state media reported this week. Authorities in Turkey's capital, Ankara, announced Saturday that the city assembly accepted the name change unanimously, according to state-run media agency Anadolu.

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Safe havens rise on West-Saudi tension; world stocks fall
October 15, 2018. By Rodrigo Campos. NEW YORK (Reuters) – Major stock markets slipped on Monday as rising tensions between Western powers and Saudi Arabia added to concerns over the pace of global economic growth, with investors flocking to traditional safe-havens like the Japanese and Swiss currencies, as well as gold.

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The close: TSX finishes flat despite jump in marijuana producers
Canadian business optimism remained at near-record levels in the third quarter as companies reported rising pressure on capacity, labor and prices amid signs of stronger sales, the Bank of Canada said. The central bank has hiked interest rates four times since July 2017 to leave its policy rate at 1.

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Among so many killings of journalists, why does the fate of Jamal Khashoggi stand out?
The real question here is why Khashoggi’s fate is attracting so much more attention than that of say, Ibrahim al-Munjar , a correspondent for the Syrian news website Sy24, who was shot and killed in the city of Saida on the morning of May 17. According to the Committee to Protect Journalists,....

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Turkish-Saudi team begins Khashoggi investigation
Turkish officials began a long heralded search of Saudi Arabia’s consulate in Istanbul today where dissident Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi was allegedly murdered, according to anonymous Turkish officials commenting on his Oct. 2 disappearance. Since last week, Turkish officials have been....

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70 make it to Art Rwanda-Ubuhanzi boot camp
A total of 70 hopefuls from different categories, in the recently concluded Art Rwanda-Ubuhanzi auditions, made it through to the next stage of the nationwide competition. The auditions took place last weekend in Kabuga, Kigali. Art Rwanda-Ubuhanzi is a talent search competition.

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Turkey renames street of new US Embassy to Malcolm X Avenue 18 Mins Turkey is renaming the street on which the new US Embassy will be built to Malcolm X Avenue after the American civil rights leader, state
LONDON (CNN) - Turkey is renaming the street on which the new US Embassy will be built to Malcolm X Avenue after the American civil rights leader, state media reported this week. Authorities in Turkey's capital, Ankara, announced Saturday that the city assembly accepted the name change unanimously, according to state-run media agency Anadolu.

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2 journalists face jail over criticism of US pastor’s trial
ANKARA, Turkey (AP) — Two Turkish journalists have been charged with insulting the Turkish nation and institutions for suggesting that a Turkish court may not have acted independently when ruling in the case against an American pastor. Duygu Guvenc and Alican Uludag, from the opposition Cumhuriyet....

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After Brunson release, spotlight turns to NASA scientist, other Americans jailed in Turkey
Kubra said a U.S. Embassy representative was present at the recent court hearing. And while she has not heard directly from the State Department since then, other influential figures have taken up Golge's cause. “Very glad #PastorAndrew Brunson is coming home after more than two years of wrongful detention.

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Pastor charged with molesting child
A 72-year-old pastor has appeared before a Sangre Grande Magistrate, charged with four counts of sexual touching against a female victim. The offences occurred sometime between September 30 and October 4. Pastor Kenrick Bernard appeared before Magistrate Erica Baptiste Ramkissoon, in the Sangre Grande Second Magistrates’ Court last Friday.

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West-Saudi tensions lift safe havens; world stocks slip
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Major stock markets slipped on Monday as rising tensions between Western powers and Saudi Arabia added to concerns over the pace of global economic growth, with investors flocking to traditional safe-havens like the Japanese and Swiss currencies, as well as gold.

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West-Saudi tensions lift safe havens; stocks slip
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Major stock markets slipped on Monday as rising tensions between Western powers and Saudi Arabia added to concerns over the pace of global economic growth, with investors flocking to traditional safe-havens like the Japanese and Swiss currencies, as well as gold.

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2 journalists face jail over criticism of US pastor's trial
ANKARA, Turkey (AP) — Two Turkish journalists have been charged with insulting the Turkish nation and institutions for suggesting that a Turkish court may not have acted independently when ruling in the case against an American pastor. Duygu Guvenc and Alican Uludag, from the opposition Cumhuriyet....

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Two killed following vehicular accident
KINGSTOWN, St. Vincent, Oct 15, CMC – At least two people, including a secondary school student, were killed and several others injured following a vehicular accident here on Sunday. Reports are indicating that a third person died, but this has not been confirmed.

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West-Saudi tensions lift safe havens; world stocks slip
October 15, 2018. By Rodrigo Campos. NEW YORK (Reuters) – Major stock markets slipped on Monday as rising tensions between Western powers and Saudi Arabia added to concerns over the pace of global economic growth, with investors flocking to traditional safe-havens like the Japanese and Swiss currencies, as well as gold.

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Opinion Jamal Khashoggi and speaking truth to power in the Arab world Daoud Kuttab
is a former Ferris professor of journalism at Princeton University and the head of the press freedom committee within the board of the International Press Institute. The London-based daily Al-Araby Al-Jadeed recently published a cartoon , by the Jordanian artist Emad Hajjaj, depicting a faceless man....

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Wife of imprisoned NASA scientist calls his sentence a ‘sick joke’
In light of Pastor Andrew Brunson’s release from a Turkish prison, watch Ali Velshi speak to Kubra Golge, the wife of imprisoned NASA scientist Serkan Golge who thinks President Trump isn’t taking Golge’s similar case as seriously because of their religion. Oct. 15, 2018 Read More.

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Controversial South African pastor feeds congregation with dog and frog meat to heal HIV and cancer (photos)
Penuel Mnguni, who is infamously known as the snake pastor, is at it again- this time he gave his congregation dog meat and blood which he claimed would heal them from HIV/ Aids and cancer. According to TimesLIVE, a disturbing video from the scene was shared on the Facebook profile of End Times Disciples Ministries.

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Chilean tourist on ‘soul-searching’ journey goes missing in South Africa
Slavko Yaksic‚ who also goes by the name of “Kaka”‚ was last seen between Dundee and Underberg on September 24. The 29-year-old arrived in South Africa in August for a holiday with his girlfriend. DURBAN – A team of private investigators launched a wide-scale search operation for a Chilean....

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2 journalists face jail over criticism of US pastor's trial
ANKARA, Turkey (AP) — Two Turkish journalists have been charged with insulting the Turkish nation and institutions for suggesting that a Turkish court may not have acted independently when ruling in the case against an American pastor. Duygu Guvenc and Alican Uludag, from the opposition Cumhuriyet....

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The strange, disturbing cases of Pastor Andrew and Jamal Khashoggi
Story #2: Jamal Khashoggi, a Saudi journalist who was at times close to the royal family in Riyadh and more recently was quite critical, has disappeared in Turkey. It seems clear from closed circuit TV evidence that Khashoggi entered the Saudi consulate in Istanbul last week. It is not clear, however, that he ever left.

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Evangelist Priscilla Shirer: “I do not describe myself as a black woman”
NASHVILLE, TN - OCTOBER 11: Author Priscilla Shirer arrives at the 2016 Dove Awards at Allen Arena, Lipscomb University on October 11, 2016 in Nashville, Tennessee. (Photo by Anna Webber/Getty Images for Dove Awards) A black evangelist is causing a stir on social media after making an emotional....

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‘The Message’ Author Eugene Peterson Moves To Hospice
Eugene Peterson, author of “The Message: The Bible In Contemporary Language,” has entered the last few months of his life, according to his son Eric. The acclaimed author , scholar and pastor was hospitalized Oct. 9 due to an infection that surfaced in the course of his battle with congestive heart failure and dementia.

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