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Oklahoma veterinarian removes 21 pacifiers from dog's belly
EDMOND, Okla. (AP) An Oklahoma mother and father couldn't figure out what was happening to their child's pacifiers until the baby's grandmother saw the family dog swipe one off a counter. One nauseous pooch and a trip to their veterinarian's office confirmed the couple's hunch: Dovey had 21 pacifiers lodged in her stomach.

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'Fight For Rights Will Continue' In Zimbabwe, #ThisFlag Movement Pastor Vows
Zimbabwean Pastor Evan Mawarire, acquitted recently of trying to subvert the government, has deftly used social media in a quest for justice and rights. "It's important that we let the administration that is coming in right now know that if they do to us what Robert Mugabe's government did to us, we....

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Church erects 136 white crosses for homicide victims
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - A collection of 136 white crosses outside a small church in Kansas City, Missouri, honors this year's victims of homicide in the city. Each cross bears the name of a homicide victim, and Pastor Peter Judd told the Kansas City Star that at least one more will be added.

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Church erects 136 white crosses for homicide victims
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — A collection of 136 white crosses outside a small church in Kansas City, Missouri, honors this year’s victims of homicide in the city. Each cross bears the name of a homicide victim, and Pastor Peter Judd told the Kansas City Star that at least one more will be added.

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SAME SURNAME COUPLE DEFY ODDS, GET MARRIED
MBABANE ‘Love conquers all’ is the adage that kept Mbali and Sandile Dlamini together to the point of marriage. The couple had to overcome many hurdles to eventually tie the knot as they share the same surname, Dlamini. When the duo officially married, the groom and the bride repeated the similar....

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Book Launch: Aurea María Sotomayor’s “Entre objetos perdidos”
’s book of critical essays Aurea María Sotomayor Miletti Entre objetos perdidos. Un siglo de poesía puertorriqueña [Among lost objects. A century of Puerto Rican poetry (2017)] on Thursday, December 14, 2018, at 7:00pm at Libros AC in Santurce, Puerto Rico. The book will be introduced by Ivette López Jiménez (University of Puerto Rico-Bayamón).

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Who is afraid of Daddy-Freeze?
By Femi Aribisala. ‘The fear of Daddy-Freeze is the beginning of mischief in Nigerian churches.’ Nothing in recent memory seems to have affected the bank-balances of Nigerian pastors as Daddy Freeze’s exposure of the deception of tithing in the churches.

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United Pentecostal
The United Pentecostal Church concluded their week-long annual conference at the Vodafone Arena in Suva yesterday. UPC general secretary Pastor Sunia Vakamoce said the service yesterday was to bring everyone together. "This is like a refresher course gathering and a time to get together as a church family," he said.

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Play field renamed for Ronald J. Forbes
The renaming of their district playing field may not have happened where organizers had planned, but how it happened must have exceeded their highest expectations as well-wishers from across the island saluted three-time Olympic hurdler and elite athlete Ronald Forbes on Saturday night.

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Firm convictions, uneasiness at churches before Senate race
By STEVE PEOPLES, KIM CHANDLER and BILL BARROW Associated Press. BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) - There are both firm convictions and uneasy feelings in church pews as Alabama's U.S. Senate race winds down. At Birmingham's 16th Street Baptist Church on Sunday, pastor Arthur Price evoked the civil rights era....

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Firm convictions, uneasiness at churches before Senate race
By STEVE PEOPLES, KIM CHANDLER and BILL BARROW Associated Press. BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) - There are both firm convictions and uneasy feelings in church pews as Alabama's U.S. Senate race winds down. At Birmingham's 16th Street Baptist Church on Sunday, pastor Arthur Price evoked the civil rights era....

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Firm convictions, uneasiness at churches before Senate race
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) There are both firm convictions and uneasy feelings in church pews as Alabama's U.S. Senate race winds down. At Birmingham's 16th Street Baptist Church on Sunday, pastor Arthur Price evoked the civil rights era and told the mostly black congregation the election is too important to skip.

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Firmconvictions#x2c;uneasinessatchurchesbeforeSenaterace
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) - There are both firm convictions and uneasy feelings in church pews as Alabama's U.S. Senate race winds down. At Birmingham's 16th Street Baptist Church on Sunday, pastor Arthur Price evoked the civil rights era and told the mostly black congregation the election is too important to skip.

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Firm convictions, uneasiness at churches before Senate race
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) There are both firm convictions and uneasy feelings in church pews as Alabama's U.S. Senate race winds down. At Birmingham's 16th Street Baptist Church on Sunday, pastor Arthur Price evoked the civil rights era and told the mostly black congregation the election is too important to skip.

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Firm convictions, uneasiness at churches before Senate race
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. There are both firm convictions and uneasy feelings in church pews as Alabama’s U.S. Senate race winds down. At Birmingham’s 16th Street Baptist Church on Sunday, pastor Arthur Price evoked the civil rights era and told the mostly black congregation the election is too important to skip.

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Firm convictions, uneasiness at churches before Senate race
There are both firm convictions and uneasy feelings in church pews as Alabama's U.S. Senate race winds down. At Birmingham's 16th Street Baptist Church on Sunday, pastor Arthur Price evoked the civil rights era and told the mostly black congregation the election is too important to skip.

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The reason behind Trump’s Jerusalem decision
Ignoring the warnings received during the past few days from European and Arab leaders, Donald Trump officially recognised Jerusalem as the capital of Israel on Wednesday, and ordered to begin preparations for moving the US embassy from Tel Aviv to the holy city.

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Honduras opposition requests election results annulment
"If they accept our challenge, the total recount of the votes that we have called for proceeds," Opposition Alliance spokesperson Rodolfo Pastor told Al Jazeera, adding that he thought it would be "extraordinary" if the electoral commission accepts the petition. More likely, Pastor said, will be for the TSE to proclaim Hernandez president.

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Zimbabwe’s political transition
Naveed Qazi This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . President Robert Mugabe, the self-styled ‘grand old man’ of Zimbabwe was forced to resign after 37 years in power last week, under pressure from the army and ruling ZANU-PF party. As an incentive for his political retirement, he and wife will receive millions of dollars, as a 'golden handshake'.

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News Delegate joins Senate race to challenge Tim Kaine Delegate joins Senate race to challenge Tim Kaine Freitas formally announced his candidacy Friday at a gathering of Virginia Republicans. News 39 minutes ago
HOT SPRINGS, Va. (AP) - Virginia Del. Nick Freitas has announced his plan to seek the Republican nomination to challenge Democratic U.S. Sen. Tim Kaine in 2018. Freitas will go up against Corey Stewart - the chairman of the Prince William Board of County Supervisors - for the nomination.

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Upstate mega church pastor stepping down
GREENVILLE, SC (FOX Carolina) - Redemption Church Senior Pastor Ron Carpenter announced to his congregation Sunday morning that he and his wife Hope will be stepping down from the Greenville campus and moving Redemption to the west coast. Pastor Carpenter said they will be moving Redemption, as well....

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Tithing Controversy: Popular Pastors Speak
It is wrong to pay tithes to the needy — Abiara We are going to do exactly what the Bible commands us to do regarding the issue of tithe. There is nothing that any human being will say about it that we will listen to, particularly if such views run contrary to the arrangement of God concerning the issue.

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Chaplains offer spiritual guidance to police force in Iowa
"It was a natural disaster that got me to change. My wife was an insurance adjuster, and, in 1993, there was a flood in the Missouri River that devastated St. Louis," Vandiver, 59, said. "We got busy helping to respond to the flood. I was in Arnold, Missouri, and I will never forget this, this guy came in and he was totally destroyed by the flood.

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Chaplains offer spiritual guidance to police force in Iowa
Before being the spiritual pedestals for Sioux City Police Officers to lean on, chaplains Maj. Von Vandiver and Rev. Dan Rupp were in different lines of work. Vandiver, a native of St. Louis, Missouri, was a computer consultant before he and his wife, Linda, became ministers and led the Salvation Army of Siouxland.

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Chaplains offer spiritual guidance to police force in Iowa
"It was a natural disaster that got me to change. My wife was an insurance adjuster, and, in 1993, there was a flood in the Missouri River that devastated St. Louis," Vandiver, 59, said. "We got busy helping to respond to the flood. I was in Arnold, Missouri, and I will never forget this, this guy came in and he was totally destroyed by the flood.

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Upstate mega church pastor stepping down
GREENVILLE, SC (FOX Carolina) - Redemption Church Senior Pastor Ron Carpenter announced to his congregation Sunday morning that he and his wife Hope will be stepping down from the Greenville campus and moving Redemption to the west coast. Pastor Carpenter said they will be moving Redemption, as well....

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