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Santa Barbara Bends Toward the Beloved Community
History was made about this time last month in Santa Barbara. In the most unlikely of circumstances, a Jewish congregation joined a Christian congregation for a Sunday church service. Yes, you heard that right. A group of Jewish folks led by Rabbi Arthur Gross-Schaefer joined Pastor David Moore and his congregation at New Covenant Worship Center.

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Dozens injured in Wirral explosion
Media caption Footage from the Liverpool Echo showed the extent of the damage. Two people have been seriously injured and 32 others hurt after several buildings collapsed in a suspected gas explosion on Merseyside. Houses shook and windows smashed in the blast - described as sounding like an....

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Full Text: Tsvangirai statement on his health, VPs and way forward
By Morgan Tsvangirai. The first is my health condition which I disclosed to the people on the 27th of June 2016. I want to say today that I am recovering well and once again, I want to thank everyone, especially the people of this country from across the political, religious and tribal divide, for standing by me.

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Mawarire Not Arrested For Demonstrating: Mandiwanzira
HARARE – ICT, Postal and Courier Services Minister, Supa Mandiwanzira says Evan Mawarire was arrested for violating the law when he broke his bail conditions and not for demonstrating. Minister Mandiwanzira was addressing journalists after holding a meeting with British Ambassador to Zimbabwe, Ms....

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COMMUNITY EVENTS IN THE RIVER VALLEY & OZARK AREA
March 26. How I Learned to Drive. CONWAY — The Conway Community Arts Association and the Lantern Theatre will present How I Learned to Drive, by Paula Vogel, at 2:30 p.m. at the Lantern Theatre. Geneva Galloway will direct the Pulitzer Prize-winning play, which is rated R for adult content. Tickets are $15 and may be purchased online at conwayarts.

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COMMUNITY EVENTS IN THE THREE RIVERS AREA
March 26 and March 27. World War I Exhibit. SEARCY — The Great War: Arkansas in World War I, a free traveling exhibit that tells the story of Arkansas’ role during World War I at home and on the battlefields, will be displayed at Harding University’s Brackett Library from 1-11 p.m. today and from 7:45 a.

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Oklahoma character: Veteran, father, trucker finds the courage to pursue long-held goal
Jeston Bennett, second from left, spoke about the importance of higher education Feb. 14 at the state Capitol. Bennett — who started college following a stint in the Navy and 20 years driving a truck — was accompanied by, from left, his wife, Tara Bennett; his mother, Myrna Bennett; and his son, Cameron Worthy.

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Brandon Dutcher: Politicians shouldn't penalize parents
Parents, not government officials, have the moral right to raise their children according to their consciences. That, in a nutshell, is why school choice is so important. Think about it. In a free society, the government rightly defers to parents when it comes to raising their children.

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Protect our girls against exploitation
On March 12, 2017, I read a story in a local newspaper about women being “sold” at Shs 20,000 in Luweero. The writer explained how men were excited about acquiring wives at such a cheap price. The story further cited the price of acquiring a wife from Busoga at between Shs 20,000 and Shs 50,000.

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Video: Airplane crashes into Georgia home 22 mins ago
A private plane crashed into a house in an Atlanta suburb Friday night. The homeowners survived as they were at church. "By the Grace of God, that's exactly how they put it," said their pastor. The Cessna Citation I aircraft went down about three miles northeast of Cobb County International Airport-McCollum Field, north of Atlanta, around 7:20 p.

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Abby Williams’ mom: “These girls were the most precious gifts we had”
MONTICELLO, Ind. - Five weeks after Abby Williams and Liberty German were found murdered in Delphi, a neighboring community joins together in support of their families. Abby’s mother Anna spoke at the memorial event held in Monticello. “These girls were the most precious gifts we had,” Anna said.

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Planned Liberty recovery home aims to help women transition into drug-free life
LIBERTY. A friend’s son died on Mother’s Day last year. Another friend lost a child in October. As the area’s drug epidemic continued to take its toll on members of the Grace Fellowship Church in Warren, Pastor Roy Mack and his wife, April, knew they needed to do something. “It’s not a hopeless situation.

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St Leonard’s board quits
THE ENTIRE BOARD of the St Leonard’s Boys’ Secondary School, inclusive of a senator and a pastor, has resigned, screaming political interference. Chairman Ricardo Harrison and the other six members resigned en masse two Fridays ago, leaving the school without an administrative body.

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Eversource executive could compete for governor
and Tom Foley never had much to agree on except Greg Butler. The major power company executive was a token Republican on Malloy’s 2010 gubernatorial transition team and was tabbed for a similar role by Foley had the GOP nominee prevailed in that tight race.

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Eileen Gebbie: Make America …
By Eileen Gebbie. I used to teach introductory sociology. Sociology is the study of humans in society, in groups. Sociologists, through observation and experiment, develop theories for why we act the way we do. At the time of my schooling, the emphasis within my department’s teaching program was on....

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Rise of Hindu ‘extremist’ spooks Muslim minority in India’s heartland
Pastor Ritesh Joshua had just called a tea break when he saw the men in the saffron scarves. More than a hundred, some wielding sticks, had massed outside his white stucco church on the outskirts of Gorakhpur, a temple town in eastern Uttar Pradesh. It was three days after Christmas. “They started shouting, ‘You are converting people.

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How Obaseki battled to save Ogbemudia’s life
Personalities from different parts of the world gathered in Benin City, the Edo State capital, penultimate Friday, March 17, 2017, to pay their last respect to the late, former, two-time governor of Old Bendel State, Dr Samuel Osaigbovo Ogbemudia, who was committed to mother earth that day.

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Father Val Peter leaving Dowd Chapel associate pastor spot
Boys Town spokeswoman Kara Neuverth says the decision on Peter's departure was "based on the pastoral needs of Dowd Chapel." Boys Town was founded by Father Edward J. Flanagan in 1917 as a home for needy and neglected boys. It has since grown into a pioneering nonprofit organization for troubled....

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Ghanaians confused by bizarre cancelled Robert Mugabe visit
Speaking on the line from Ghana, some of them said they were eagerly awaiting for President Mugabe while others stressed that they were not interested in him as they are focusing on many domestic issues. Mr. Mugabe was expected to be conferred with a Lifetime Africa Achievement Award by the....

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Zimbabwe court throws out case against anti-Mugabe pastor
HARARE (Reuters) – A Zimbabwean court on Wednesday dismissed charges against a religious leader accused of trying to overthrow the government through an internet campaign that inspired rare protests against President Robert Mugabe. Zimbabwean Pastor Evan Mawarire is lifted by followers after his release at Harare Magistrates court, July 13, 2016.

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State|Region News
Illinois agencies under Gov. Bruce Rauner have been told to decide whether vacant positions can be moved to the Springfield area as part of the process to fill the jobs. Two men each are jailed on $750,000 bond after being accused in the St. Louis shooting death of a homeless man.

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Release Kemi Olunloyo unconditionally – Foreign journalists tell Nigeria police
In a statement signed and issued on Friday by CPJ West Africa representative, Peter Nkanga, the group urged the police to release the duo, and to cease prosecuting journalists on charges of defamation or publishing false news. It can be recalled that Kemi Olunloyo, a controversial US trained....

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Pinwheels to remind of child abuse, prevention
JANESVILLE — Three thousand pinwheels will be planted on the Rock County Courthouse lawn to represent the number of child abuse reports in Rock County each year. The Safe and Stable Families Committee of Rock County will be hosting an event titled Pinwheels for Prevention from 11 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. on April 1 at the Rock County Courthouse, 51 S.

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Nathaniel Mhiripiri: Lived by the sword, died by the sword
Mhiripiri was found dead on March 14 at a Rusape farm and a bullet was allegedly found lodged in his skull. He had been missing for three days. The cause of his death remains a mystery but only a few people care. for many, the adage that those who live by the sword die by the sword rings true.

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Windies seek revenge against Pakistan
(Bridgetown, Barbados) For once the lovely beaches of Barbados will be bare today, as cricket fans here will be heading down to Kensington Oval to witness what is expected to be the start of a “revenge series” between the West Indies and Pakistan. After losing 0-3 to Pakistan in the United Arab....

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Former felon who found God saves life of wounded state trooper by shooting his attacker
A man who found God after he was convicted of a crime that was later rescinded is now being hailed as a hero for saving the life of a state trooper. Thomas Yoxall, 43, reacted instinctively when he saw the wounded and fallen trooper being savagely beaten by a man on top of him along a highway in Arizona last Jan.

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