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Columbus. Joseph Donald Cox, 76, of Washington Street, died at 10:38 a.m. Friday, June 23, 2017, at his home. Joseph was born May 2, 1941, in Campbellsville, Kentucky, the son of Edgar Ray and Sarah Ethel Wise Cox. He married Audrey M. Cox in January of 1965 and she survives. He retired from Cummins Engine Company after 30 years of service. |
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Prime Minister Andrew Holness has agreed to be the guest speaker at the biennial fundraising dinner of the Stella Maris Church on June 30. Proceeds from the event will go to the various ministries operated by the church, including the Stella Maris Foundation in Grants Pen. |
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The prime minister called for release of South Korean and US nationals detained by North Korean authorities. "The international community is outraged about the latest death of American Warmbier… North Korea should come forward for denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula and respect human rights," Lee said as quoted by the Yonhap News Agency. |
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Jostling for position, Charity, Faith and Christian Yeates bob around the basketball goal. Rubber-sole squeaks and bouncing balls echo in the brightly-lit First Baptist Church gym. The game is on, at least until the three siblings erupt in giggles. Coach stands close by, looking physically intimidating. |
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Day in and day out, although the writing on the wall is as clear as the one of the proverbial story of King Nebuchadnezzar, many, especially women continue to fall victim to the wolves in sheep’s clothing. Not a week passes by without a prophet being arrested and tried for rape. |
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With ROGER FLESNER. When I was a kid, I wanted to be ... a baseball player. Loved the game. Played fast-pitch softball until 2005. What would you rather be doing right now? Traveling and visiting antique shops. Shhhhhh! Don't tell anyone that ... when young, I wanted to be a pastor. |
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Friends and family members say the 30-year-old pregnant woman shot and killed by police this week was so much more than authorities' account of an unstable person who confronted two officers with kitchen knives and had previous run-ins with the law. The Seattle woman was kind and caring, and "if you.... |
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DENVER The co-chair of a Latino advocacy group in Colorado is calling out the Denver Sheriff’s Department over discrimination, Latino representation within the agency and jail overcrowding and assaults that the group claims disproportionately impact the Latino community. |
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The Rev. Dr. Fred C. Lofton, a Morehouse Man, legendary Memphis pastor and national Baptist leader, died Thursday evening at age 89. Dr. Lofton, known for his deep baritone voice, his spiritual depth and dignified manner, suffered a stroke in February. He spent his last few weeks in hospice with his wife, Dr. |
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Brethren, we should be grateful to God that has kept us alive to witness the last Sunday in the month of June. In a couple of days, the sixth month would be gone and we shall be in the seventh month of 2017. Spare a few minutes to think of the Lord’s numerous blessings and you will appreciate the need to thank God. |
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Straws are among the top five plastic items volunteers clean from beaches, along with bottles, bags and cups, conservationists say. Americans use half a billion straws every day, at least according to an estimate by Be Straw Free, based on information from straw manufacturers. That many straws could wrap around the Earth 2½ times. |
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Police Chief James Craig says he has concerns about a traffic stop involving a prominent Detroit pastor, who said an officer brandished his gun during the encounter. Bishop Edgar Vann II, pastor of Second Ebenezer Church on Detroit's east side and a member of the Board of Police Commissioners, told.... |
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Colorado Springs, Co.–Deion Sanders, in partnership with Stand Together, announced Saturday at the Koch Seminar network conference in Colorado the launch of a $21 million initiative called “Prime 5” to support and empower organizations that have demonstrated both the willingness and ability to.... |
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Pastor Dale Snyder, Event Coordinator, said "We as mature men are taking a stand to help these young scholars to go to the next level, to set high expectations and our goal is for them to be shot out into the galaxy to be the creators and designers and doctors and lawyers and accountants and pastors.... |
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Former Cowboys player Deion Sanders announced a partnership Saturday with Stand Together , a nonprofit backed by Charles Koch, to fight poverty in the Dallas area. Sanders said the partnership developed in January after his pastor, Rev. Omar Jahwar, invited him to speak in Palm Springs on behalf of.... |
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A former Grapevine youth pastor went missing last week in New Mexico searching for $2 million in buried treasure. Filed under at 2 days ago
Researchers at the University of Texas at Dallas linked a number of indicators of poor personal self-control to the use of force on the job. Filed under at 3 days ago. |
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PORTLAND, Ore. -- Organizers of the 2017 Good in the Hood festival said Friday they expect record-setting support throughout the weekend, even after news spread of racist threats mailed and phoned in ahead of the event. Saturday’s annual parade proved them right, and it came with big-name support. |
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MONTREAL, Canada – Kamloops – resident Richard Kanyangu already has several job titles on his resume, including psychiatric nurse and pastor.
A year from now, he would like to add a third: president of Zimbabwe. He becomes one of at least three diasporans looking to challenge President Robert.... |
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By PHUONG LE Associated Press. SEATTLE (AP) - Charleena Lyles loved to sing and dance. She adored her four children. She always smiled, even when facing obstacles. Friends and family members say the 30-year-old pregnant woman shot and killed by police this week was so much more than authorities'.... |
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Sunday, 25 June 2017 | MYT 3:46 AM Tens of thousands have fled violence in Congo Republic. by christian elion BRAZZAVILLE (Reuters) - More than 80,000 people have fled their homes in Pool province surrounding Congo Republic's capital since the government began a military operation there last year, a joint U. |
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By PHUONG LE Associated Press. SEATTLE (AP) - Charleena Lyles loved to sing and dance. She adored her four children. She always smiled, even when facing obstacles. Friends and family members say the 30-year-old pregnant woman shot and killed by police this week was so much more than authorities'.... |
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BRAZZAVILLE: More than 80,000 people have fled their homes in Pool province surrounding Congo Republic's capital since the government began a military operation there last year, a joint U.N. and government statement said. The campaign, involving occasional aerial bombardments, aims to curb what the.... |
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By PHUONG LE Associated Press. SEATTLE (AP) - Charleena Lyles loved to sing and dance. She adored her four children. She always smiled, even when facing obstacles. Friends and family members say the 30-year-old pregnant woman shot and killed by police this week was so much more than authorities'.... |
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SEATTLE (AP) — Charleena Lyles loved to sing and dance. She adored her four children. She always smiled, even when facing obstacles. Friends and family members say the 30-year-old pregnant woman shot and killed by police this week was so much more than authorities' account of an unstable person who.... |
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SEATTLE -- (AP) Charleena Lyles loved to sing and dance. She adored her four children. She always smiled, even when facing obstacles. Friends and family members say the 30-year-old pregnant woman shot and killed by police this week was so much more than authorities' account of an unstable person who.... |
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By PHUONG LE Associated Press. SEATTLE (AP) - Charleena Lyles loved to sing and dance. She adored her four children. She always smiled, even when facing obstacles. Friends and family members say the 30-year-old pregnant woman shot and killed by police this week was so much more than authorities'.... |
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