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A cancer on the court
In a few weeks, possibly, many Americans and especially females will look upon the nine robed justices of the U.S. Supreme Court and see two sex offenders. They'll see smug men--Clarence Thomas and now Brett Kavanaugh--who got away with abuse of women because of the protection of Republican senators, nearly all male.

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Continue reading A letter from Ronald Reagan to his dying father-in-law shows the president's faith
I quote the letter here with permission of the Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and Institute. The discovery of this intimate missive, four pages of White House stationery randomly tucked in a file, stopped me. You do not have to be a believer yourself — or to believe that Reagan's policies....

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Pastor and wife's love of coffee results in Liturgy Coffee Roastery
So they started their home-based Liturgy Coffee Roastery business, which sells roasted coffee beans at the La Crescent Farmers Market from 4 to 7 p.m. on Tuesdays in the Crucifixion School parking lot at 420 S. Second St. The Justices also take orders from area residents for roasted coffee beans and offer free delivery within La Crescent.

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Kumuyi, Utomi encourage youth, task them on entrepreneurship
The General Superintendent of Deeper Christian Life Ministry, Pastor William Folorunsho Kumuyi, has advised youths to have the positive mind that, in the face of challenges confronting them and the nation, they have the wherewithal to move themselves forward as well as the nation.

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Youth group builds wash bay for Charlestown school
Members of Nulli Secundus, students of the Charlestown Secondary School and Chief Education Officer Marcel Hutson (fourth from right), pose for photographs at the newly built wash bay. Youth organisation Nulli Secundus, birthed out of the First Assembly of God church at Wortmanville, on Friday....

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Marsa band club refuses entry to black people
A band club in Marsa is breaking the law in refusing entrance to black people under the guise of a members-only policy, MaltaToday can reveal. The discriminatory policy has been adopted by the Holy Trinity Band Club situated in Marsa’s main square opposite the parish church and a few doors down from the police station.

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'If ever I prematurely leave, my heart is at peace'
Just over three weeks before he was brutally gunned down in his church, 28-year-old pastor James Johnson posted an ominous message on the popular social media platform Twitter. “Even as I fight to stay alive, I'm reminded that there is hope in the Lord. If ever I prematurely leave, my heart is at peace and I know I'm going to a better place.

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Lessons in the PNP/JLP corruption competition
Fear is better served to inform, not to guide action. Principle is the better guide for actions. Corruption accusations abound. There are significant lessons to be learned from this and certainly a conversation to be had to inform the new Jamaica construct. What are these lessons? 1. Take the beam out.

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Episcopal Church bishop to give talk on diversity 1:00 AM EDT Sep 23, 2018
The community is invited to attend a talk on diversity and inclusion, by the Most Reverend Michael B. Curry, presiding bishop and primate of the Episcopal Church. The event will begin at 6 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 30 at the St. John's School gymnasium. More: Archdiocese mourns death of Deacon Louis Agbulos.

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Young Kentucky minister reflects on first 5 years as pastor
Looking back, the Rev. Cortez R. Miller imagined he would become a pastor at the age of 30, but last Sunday, the 30-year-old celebrated his fifth pastoral anniversary at Moore's Baptist Church. "It all happened so fast," said the husband and father of three.

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McRae woman enjoys making quilts for veterans, others
McRAE Staci Vandagriff — Susan Ashcraft did not learn to quilt until she retired four years ago. “Now I am obsessed with it,” she said, laughing. “When I retired I started going to The Shepherd’s Center of Beebe, which is a senior citizens center. They offered quilting classes. I said, ‘I am not going to do that.

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Dixie Lee (Bird) Mason
Celebration of Dixie’s life will be 10:30 a.m. Monday at Elk Point United Parish in Elk Point, with Pastor David Bambas officiating. Visitation will begin 10 a.m. Monday. Arrangements are under the direction of Kober Funeral Home of Elk Point. Condolences may be posted online to She loved Elvis....

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Annie's adventurous return to Jamaica - Pleasures outweigh challenges for 71-year-old
While living abroad for more than 44 years, Annie Rose Kitchin remained proudly, unmistakably and unapologetically Jamaican to the core. But at 71, having travelled the world over for many years, she is now deliriously happy back in Jamaica, enjoying her retirement in the land where her 'navel string' was cut.

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MILESTONES
. honors. The Rev. Dr. Lewis Macklin II, a graduate of Woodrow Wilson High School, has been named the 2018 Pioneer Award recipient for a lifetime of public service. The award, which recognizes outstanding leadership, scholarship, community service and philanthropy, is part of the annual McGuffey Founder’s Day.

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Kumuyi, Utomi say youths can turn around Nigeria’s challenges 13 mins ago News
The General Superintendent of Deeper Christian Life Ministry, Pastor William Folorunsho Kumuyi and Professor Pat Utomi have told youths to recognise that they are the country’s future with the ability to turn around its challenges. They spoke, yesterday, at a youth programme themed: “The Gathering....

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Governor Amosun’s love for Ogun workers
Osinowo said N10 billion, representing 60 per cent of the N17.3 billion, would be spent on workers’ cooperative deductions, gratuity, severance packages and furniture allowance, while the balance of N7.3 billion “will go into social services for the benefits of 7.5 million indigenes of Ogun State.

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Despite impassable road, community comes to Lumberton church for food
By Luke Notestine, WRAL photojournalist. Because of Hurricane Florence and the flooding that’s occurred in Lumberton over the past week, a giant hole has formed on the road leading to the East Lumberton Baptist Church. The road is now impassable. But that hasn't stopped people from showing up all week to get food and supplies here.

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Fayetteville starting to clean up as Florence waters slowly recede
FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. (WNCN) - FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. (WNCN) The Person Street bridge reopened Saturday as the Cape Fear River continues to recede around Fayetteville. "It’s like four feet tall, that's how high it was,” Omar Calim, a homeowner said. Calim and his wife, Andrea showed CBS 17 around their home on Bombay Drive on Saturday.

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A/Ibom State Assembly Approves New Commissioners
The Akwa Ibom State House of Assembly has unanimously ratified the appointments of Rt Hon Uno Etim Uno, Prince Ukpong Udo Akpabio, Hon Udo Ekpenyong and Otuekong Raphael Bassey as commissioners. The House also confirmed the nomination of Pastor (Hon) Sunday Ekanem Ibuot for appointment as Honourable Special Adviser.

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Mike Pence warns Christian conservatives against complacency in midterm elections
WASHINGTON – Two years after Mike Pence helped convince evangelical Christians to back Donald Trump's presidential bid, the vice president warned faith voters that complacency is the greatest threat to Republicans keeping control of Congress. "The other side is mobilized, and some say they’re....

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Widow of Jacksonville pastor suing church board 7 HRS The widow of Jacksonville Pastor Rodney "R.J." Washington, who died of cancer in May 2017, is now suing the church board.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - The widow of Jacksonville Pastor Rodney "R.J." Washington, who died of cancer in May 2017, is now suing the church board. Washington was the pastor of the megachurch Titus Harvest Dome Spectrum Church for 27 years. He grew his ministry from a couple of people into a broadcast that previously aired Sunday mornings on WJXT.

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Kumuyi, Utomi encourage youth, task them on entrepreneurship
The General Superintendent of Deeper Christian Life Ministry, Pastor William Folorunsho Kumuyi, has advised youths to have the positive mind that, in the face of challenges confronting them and the nation, they have the wherewithal to move themselves forward as well as the nation.

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Call yourself a Christian? Well, here's a challenge for you
Many years ago the American evangelist, Billy Graham, came to England to preach at a series of gospel campaigns and held a press conference beforehand. A journalist asked him why he travelled in luxury on an ocean liner when Jesus choose a more humble method of a donkey.

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Prayer vigil to be held after mass shooting in Syracuse
SYRACUSE, N.Y. -- A city-wide prayer vigil will be held tonight after six people were shot in Syracuse Thursday night. Pastor Nitch Jones said the vigil is a time for the community to come together in the aftermath of the recent violence. "We're not police officers or public officials.

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10:58 AM
Just few weeks after a popular Prophet was killed in the city of Port Harcourt, another man of God has escaped assassination by Providence. A cleric and General Overseer of a Port Harcourt-based church, known as Lively Stone Chapel International, Pastor Olaiya Adeniyi, has explained how he escaped....

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Manyowa ropes in Suluma on 2nd album
HARARE 0 comments - Gospel sensation Janet Manyowa has roped in veteran musician Shingisai Suluma on her recently-launched single titled Muchengeti. The latest song is off her forthcoming 11-track album Grateful to be unveiled on October 13 at Celebration Centre in the capital. “The response from the market is good, more than I expected.

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