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High Court rejects bail appeal by suspect in city pastor murder case
The High Court in Kigali has rejected an appeal for bail by Drake Mugisha, the estranged husband of Pastor Maggie Mutesi, who was found dead in her home on September 10. Mugisha is charged with the murder of his wife. He was arrested a few days after an autopsy report revealed that Mutesi had....

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Is ‘queer horror’ a thing now?
NOVEMBER 4 ― Being the borderline obsessive film lover that I am, of course I’ve always made it a point to catch not just as many films as I can, but also spread my net far and wide to immerse myself in as many types of films that I can. That is also why chances are I’d be as likely to be found....

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Martin Luther and the birth of the modern world
There is still the odd parish church in England with a notice on its south door that begins: “There are those who will tell you that at the time of the Reformation the Church of England ceased to be Catholic and became Protestant. Do not believe them.” It is a bemusing argument, hinting at the....

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Russia exploited race divisions on Facebook. More black staffers could have stopped it, critics say
SAN FRANCISCO — In a heated moment during this week's hearings on Russian social media ads, Rep. Terri Sewell questioned whether the dearth of African Americans in Facebook's workforce contributed to the company's failure to catch Russian operatives using fake accounts to stoke racial tensions ahead of last year's presidential election.

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A more diverse Facebook could have caught racist ads, say… 0 minutes | News
SAN FRANCISCO — In a heated moment during this week's hearings on Russian social media ads, Rep. Terri Sewell questioned whether the dearth of African Americans in Facebook's workforce contributed to the company's failure to catch Russian operatives using fake accounts to stoke racial tensions ahead of last year's presidential election.

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I'm After Prosperity Pastors Cos I Haven't Found A Muslim Cleric Who Owns A Private Jet-Daddy Freeze
Popular Nigerian disc jockey, Ifedayo Olarinde, popularly known as "Daddy Freeze" has discussed a variety of issues in a recent interview with SAharaTV in Lagos. Daddy Freeze who is the convener of the #Freesheepie movement laid out his reasons for starting the movement aimed at helping Christians....

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Local 18 mins ago 7:06 p.m. Pastor proposes removing church's bell tower
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. -- Craig Anderson is the new lead pastor at the Trinity Independent Methodist Church. It's a church that dates to the early 1800s. He has a really positive attitude, even though his church has hit hard times ... again and again. "I realize there's a solution to everything," he said with a smile.

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Catholic Bishop becomes the new CAN Chair of Adamawa State
The Adamawa state chapter of Christians Association of Nigeria (CAN) yesterday voted Bishop Dr. Stephen Dami Mamza , to replaced controversial former chairman Bishop Mike Moses. Dr. Mamza who pulled 49 votes against Moses’s 34 votes , said that he was called by members of CAN to serve and put the Association on sound and solid ground in the state.

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If Texas' prison population were a city, it would be the state's 20th largest
If the Texas Department of Criminal Justice, one of the largest prison systems in the nation, were a city, it would be the 20 th largest municipality in our state. With 146,843 inmates as of July 31, the TDCJ would neck out Mesquite and leave places like Allen, Richardson, Carrollton and Denton in the dust.

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Anniston leaders discuss racism at seminar
More than 20 Anniston city workers and council members on Friday discussed race, challenged their own beliefs on the topic and sought common ground. The Rev. Laura Hutchinson, pastor of Anniston’s First Christian Church, organized the seminar, titled “Understanding Racism,” which was held at the Anniston Museum of Natural History.

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Man jailed for raping work colleague
A 24-year-old male has been jailed for 10 years for one count of sexual violation and one count of indecent assault against a 25-year-old work colleague. In handing down the sentence, Supreme Court Justice Vui Clarence Nelson told Viliamu Sanjose Uliao that the law does not treat raping a woman lightly.

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US Begins First Airstrikes On ISIS In Somalia
A Somali boy holds a copy of the Koran as he stands near al-Shabaab flags during a protest against the burning of the Islamic holy book at southern Mogadishu?s main stadium, September 15, 2010. Thousands of Muslim faithful took part in the protest, days after plans by obscure U.S.

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Southern Kaduna Crises: Fulanis and Kaninkon Natives undertake Joint Peace-building Process
By Ndukwe Eseaga. Fulanis of Dangoma District and Natives of the other 7 Kaninkon Districts have embarked on a joint Peacebuilding process during a Capacity Building workshop on Peacebuilding organized by the Global Peace Foundation Nigeria in Angwar Fari, headquarters of Kaninkon Chiefdom in Southern Kaduna.

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Bieber's pastor encourages Gomez reconciliation
Singer Justin Bieber's pastor Carl Lentz is said to have been "encouraging" his reconciliation with former girlfriend and singer Selena Gomez. Gomez and Bieber, who dated each other on and off between 2011 and 2014, have fuelled speculation they are back in a romantic relationship after getting close on numerous occasions in last few weeks.

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Gabriel's House expanding services to Empire Public Schools
EMPIRE, OK (KSWO) -Empire Public Schools will soon have a new after school program. Gabriel's House in Duncan is expanding their services to students and parents in the district. The program will be held at Fair Baptist Church. Gabriel’s House will provide a group of trained teachers and volunteers.

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Historically black cemetery cleanup reveals unknown graves
NEW MARKET, Tenn. (AP) - Hundreds of graves belonging to slaves and military veterans have been revealed during a cleanup at a historically black cemetery in Tennessee. WBIR-TV reported on Friday that volunteers from Young's Memorial AME Zion Church in New Market are working to identify the graves and connect families to those buried.

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Rushville pastor faces new child molestation charge
Garry Evans. (Provided Photo/Rushville Police Department) Related Coverage RUSHVILLE, Ind. (IWISH) — A Rushville pastor last month arrested and charged with child molestation on Friday faced additional criminal charges. Rush County Prosecutor Phil Caviness said he filed a motion Friday to amend the charging information.

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Trending Now Who is Bowe Bergdahl? 9 things to know about the US soldier held captive by the Taliban for 5 years
The decision on Sergeant Bergdahl is a complete and total disgrace to our Country and to our Military. Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 3, 2017 Here are nine things to know about former American prisoner of war Bergdahl: He’s from Idaho. He was born in Sun Valley, Idaho, on March 28,....

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The residence of a newborn baby who reportedly performs miracles have been turned into some sort of a miracle healing centre in a community in Ondo State. The birth of a ‘wonder boy’, now being referred to as ‘Daddy Samuel’, and the things he's alleged to be doing for people were reported by earlier....

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Meriden church celebrates All Souls’ Day in public for first time
MERIDEN — For the first time at St. Rose of Lima Church, La Conmemoración de los Fieles Difuntos — The Commemoration of those Faithfully Departed — was celebrated together in public. Normally, parishioners at the Center Street church honor their loved ones through celebrations at home, but on....

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Southern Kaduna Crises: Fulanis and Kaninkon Natives undertake Joint Peace-building Process
The Peacebuilding workshop comes after a series of mediation efforts by the Global Peace Foundation which began in January 2017 culminated in the Kaninkon Peace and Reconciliation Meeting in June after the Chiefdom experienced several attacks resulting to killings and destruction of properties.

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The Tulip House in Bass Lake is the result of one woman's lifelong passion for design
Nancy Van Galder of Fresno says she is still owed money after she who bought a car through Scott Radtke of California Motoring Co., and agreed to let him sell her older car. Radtke, who has been charged with swindling customers, lenders and car suppliers.

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Churches on front lines of signature drives
BOSTON — The Rev. Robert Murray's politically active parishioners are trying to galvanize support for a constitutional amendment calling on lawmakers to ban public funding for abortions. Murray, pastor at St. James and Immaculate Conception Church in Salem, Massachusetts, welcomes them to use church....

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Destiny accused of stalling over charity status 1 hour ago The church is making a last-gasp effort to save two of its orgs from being stripped of their charitable status.
Destiny Church is making a last-gasp effort to save two of its organisations from being stripped of their charitable status. The controversial church had until Friday to deregister two charities for failing to file two years of annual financial reports.

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Zimbabwe police charge U.S. citizen with anti-government plot
By MacDonald Dzirutwe. HARARE (Reuters) - A U.S. citizen was charged on Friday with attempting to overthrow the Zimbabwean government, which carries a sentence of up to 20 years in jail, after police earlier accused her of insulting 93-year-old President Robert Mugabe.

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Fearing Checkpoints, Undocumented Immigrants Cut Off From Medical Care
Inocencia Garcia never, ever leaves Laredo—not for vacations, not for medical care. The wizened, soft-spoken woman has lived in Laredo — illegally — for 26 of her 67 years. Her U.S. born daughter is a Deferred Action For Childhood Arrivals (DACA) recipient and public school teacher.

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