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Former state senator brings re-tooled faith-themed movie to the big screen
A former state senator turned filmmaker is bringing a new faith-themed movie to the big screen on Thursday. "The Amendment," a film by Brooks Douglass, will premiere for a one-night-only event in select theaters throughout the nation. Several metro area theaters plan to show the movie, including AMC....

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OAU lecturer in trouble for demand 5 rounds of kerewa from student, leaked audio recordings surfaces online
It has just been reported that a professor at Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), Ile-Ife, has been exposed of social media for demanding to sleep with his female student who failed his course. The professor who was identified as Richard Akindele was not aware that the student was recording the phone....

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Akwa Ibom church building collapse: Govt absolves pastor
The Akwa Ibom State Government has said that the pastor whose church building collapsed and killed 27 persons in the state in 2016 is not culpable of any crime. The tragic incident occurred during the consecration ceremony of the founder and pastor of Reigners Bible Church, Uyo, Akan Weeks, as a bishop.

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10th April 2018 - South Sudan: Malong forms organisation to challenge President Kiir
However, Malong said he was ready to participate in planned talks to end the conflict in Ethiopia’s capital Addis Ababa later in the month.Although the opposition was initially solidly behind Machar, in recent years anti-Kiir forces have splintered into factions which has partly complicated efforts to end the war.

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Another Catholic priest killed in DRC after kidnapped priest released
A Catholic priest has been killed by armed men in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). The death is the third killing of a priest in the DRC's North Kivu province and it comes as another kidnapped Congolese priest has been released from captivity. Fr Étienne Sengiyumva, the parish pastor of the....

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The day that changed a Saskatchewan hockey town forever
“That’s a tough job,” Griffiths said. “Especially if you have lots of patients like they were on the scene … You’ve got to think: the people who aren’t yelling out and screaming ‘Help’ are actually the people who need more.” That helicopter then flew to Nipawin’s hospital, where most of the victims were taken.

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Why are Millennials running from religion? Blame hypocrisy
I think we can safely say that President Donald Trump has changed American politics forever. He won the White House with no political experience, didn’t release his tax returns, and the extent to which Russia was involved in tilting the election is still under investigation.

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PFDJ Turns to Prayers, Pastors Return to PFDJ
Every epoch in human history brings its own booming business and now, the business of Jesus Chris has become a very lucrative enterprise even the PFDJ is venturing int. And some gibberish talking, bible wielding, scriptures-flaunting and self-crowned prophets have committed themselves to working....

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Embattled SA businessman Joe Singh's woes worsen, fraud docket handed to DPP
. Embattled SA businessman Joe Singh's woes worsen, fraud docket handed to DPP ANA Reporter JOHANNESBURG, April 9 (ANA) - Embattled Just Coal CEO and pastor Joe Singh's legal woes have taken a turn for the worst as a docket of in which he is accused of fraud has been submitted to the Director of....

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Vance County deputies investigate string of arsons
Seven fires in Vance County that have caused tens of thousands of dollars in damage, including one that damaged a church property, were intentionally set, according to authorities. John Fisher, 79, spent decades collecting items in a shed that he built himself. After a fire destroyed it all, he feels helpless.

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Paralyzed survivor in hockey team bus crash wanted to help teammates, parents say
It is Pastor Sean Brandow's job to try to ease the pain of Humboldt's 6,000 residents. We asked him how the town will move past the tragedy. "There has to be healing," Brandow said. The Straschnitzkis say their son is a fighter, and is determined to remain optimistic.

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Paralyzed survivor in hockey team bus crash tried to help teammates, parents say
It is Pastor Sean Brandow's job to try to ease the pain of Humboldt's 6,000 residents. We asked him how the town will move past the tragedy. "There has to be healing," Brandow said. "Or our identity will be in our pain rather than in an honest reflection of the players.

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Watoto Choir heads to Springfield in May
Watoto Children's Choir: You can see the Watoto Children's Choir in Springfield on May 19 at the Westside Community Care organised All Properties Group Greater Springfield Family Fun Day. DON'T miss your chance to hear the soulful voices of the Watoto Children's Choir performing at Robelle Domain....

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St. Celestine pastor to lead new combined parish; St. Cyprian pastor headed to Arlington Heights church
The pastor at St. Celestine Catholic Church has been selected to lead the new parish that will combine the Elmwood Park church and St. Cyprian Catholic Church in River Grove. The Rev. Paul Cao will begin the role on July 1, according to the Archdiocese of Chicago .

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Connelly: McKinney was civil rights warrior, fought in trenches
The warm tributes pouring in Saturday and Sunday have delved very little into McKinney's tough early years in Seattle, after taking the pulpit of Mt. Zion in 1958. "The Mountain" played a central role in moving mountains. Seattle, in the early 1960's, extended a cold shoulder to its African-American citizens.

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Akwa Ibom govt rejects pastor’s indictment in deadly church collapse
The Akwa Ibom State government has said that the pastor whose church building collapsed and killed 27 people in the state in 2016 is not culpable of any crime. The tragic incident occurred during the consecration ceremony of the founder and pastor of Reigners Bible Church, Uyo, Akan Weeks, as a bishop.

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One victim of Humboldt crash misidentified, ministry says
"The Labelles would have been called in," he said. Wilby said the mistake is unprecedented in Saskatchewan's history and the families affected have been very understanding. They became aware of new information coming from the hospital late Sunday night that they had the two boys' identities confused.

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Funeral services set for civil rights icon F.D. Reese
FILE - In a Sunday March 6, 2016, file photo, civil rights activist Rev. F.D. Reese rides across the Edmund Pettus Bridge ahead of marchers on the 51st anniversary of the voting rights demonstration that came to be known as "Bloody Sunday," in Selma, Ala. Civil rights icon Frederick D. Reese has died.

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Nduka Chiejina and Collins Nweze, Uyo
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) said on Monday it is in the process of finalizing the creation of a N500 billion fund with the Nigeria Export-Import Bank (NEXIM) to assist local manufacturers interested in non-oil exports. The CBN Governor, Godwin Emefiele, who disclosed this at the ongoing....

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Humboldt pastor's anguished speech: 'Where was God?'
I really wanted to wear a suit but apparently that was 35 pounds ago, so my pants don’t fit. So in honour of Mr. Trudeau I wore my fancy socks but you can’t see them because of my cowboy boots. A real Saskatchewan thing. I don’t want to be here, I really don’t want to be here, but it’s good that we are.

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Funeral set for civil rights icon F.D. Reese
By The Associated Press MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) - Funeral services to honor the life of civil rights icon Frederick D. Reese have been set for Thursday and Friday. Reese, who was known as F.D., was an early leader in the civil rights movement and invited Martin Luther King Jr. to work in Selma. Reese died on April 5 at the age of 88.

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Amid Crackdown on Dissent, Six Vietnamese Human Rights Activists Are Dealt Long Prison Sentences
This article by Kathy Triệu is from Loa, a news website and podcast of Viet Tan that broadcasts stories about Vietnam. It is republished by Global Voices as part of a content-sharing agreement. Six activists were sentenced to between seven and 15 years in prison on charges of subversion after a one-day trial in Hanoi.

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Continue reading These do-gooders are onto something good to erase millions in medical debt for North Texas families
Any Texan who has spent time in a hospital for a medical procedure knows the bills can skyrocket. Those who suffer the misfortune of a chronic ailment may owe hundreds of thousands of dollars. No wonder that health problems can send families to the brink of financial ruin.

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Monte run continues
CD Montesinos 3 – 1 CD Dolores. CD Montesinos continued their remarkable run in this league, exceeding all predictions that a newly promoted side could be so high in the league. However, the early exchanges with CD Dolores showed them to be up for a good game and Monte’s defence were put to test right from the start.

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Opinion The strong arms of Saskatchewan
Lorna Dueck is host of Context TV “Let the strong arms of Saskatchewan provide a loving embrace,” said a tearful Premier Scott Moe, to a press conference on the shock of losing 15 people in the Humboldt Broncos’ deadly bus crash. The camera’s clicked, panned, and the mental image of the province, a tangible source of strength, has lingered.

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Teachers offered prayer, support at Bapt revival
Teacher Debra Davis speaks to a crowd gathered on Sunday, April 8, for a revival at St. John Missionary Baptist Church in northeast Oklahoma City. [Photo by Carla Hinton, The Oklahoman] Debra Davis said she and many of her colleagues had been on an "emotional roller coaster" since they joined....

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