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Legendary Steelers knew talented seamstress
Updated 2 hours ago Florence Gulisek treated everyone she met the same, even a star athlete. “She worked at the old Jamesway in Latrobe, and a lot of times when she'd sit in their café, members of the Steelers would come in from training camp,” said her daughter, Linda Beal of Ligonier.

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Churches that grow tend to adhere to conservative theology, researchers say
When pastor Andrew Allison arrived at St. Paul’s Leaskdale more than 20 years ago, the shrinking congregation had begun to plan for the parish’s demise. In five years, they would be selling the land, and in 10 years, the church would be closed. But Rev.

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Port St. Lucie father wants justice for son fatally shot by police
PORT ST. LUCIE — When Ylovy Fleurant moved his family to the U.S., he said, he wanted to get them away from killings in Haiti. “I came here for a better life,” Ylovy Fleurant said. “I didn’t bring my son here to get killed.” Ylovy Fleurant said he was in shock Friday night as he stood beyond the yellow crime scene tape surrounding his Port St.

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Permalink to Argentines wrestle demons at ‘exorcism school’
Acuna’s monthly public exorcism sessions at his place in a suburb of Buenos Aires are noisy, passionate affairs. At one such gathering attended by AFP, participants swooned and yelled as demons appeared to possess them. Liliana SAMUEL – Manuel Acuna sprinkles holy water and waves his crucifix, then....

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Prayer service held for murdered Darlington children
MONTGOMERY COUNTY (WISH) – The Darlington Community came together on Friday to support each other and pray for the family of 7-year-old Tyler Worley and 3-year-old Charlie Worley. The children were stabbed and killed earlier this week, and police said their mother is the one responsible.

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Trump supporters launch #TrumpCup to protest Starbucks
(CNN) Donald Trump supporters have started asking for their Starbucks drinks under Trump's name as a movement against the coffee giant. After a viral video showing a Trump supporter yelling at a barista gained traction on Wednesday, other supporters have banded together to protest what they view as political and anti-white discrimination.

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Shirley Caesar isn't cooking 'beans, greens' at Thanksgiving
NEW YORK (AP) " Shirley Caesar won't be cooking "beans, greens, potatoes, tomatoes" at Thanksgiving this year. The legendary gospel singer, who is enjoying viral success with a remix of one of her sermon-songs featuring a line referencing food items, says she's not cooking this year during the U.S. holiday.

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That time when Gingrich ridiculed Trump in San Diego
In a speech at a San Diego church last year, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich got laughs making fun of Donald Trump, now the president-elect with whom he has since formed a close alliance. Gingrich made fun of Trump’s hair, his style of politics, and his quirks in a 40-minute speech on Oct. 20, 2015.

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In the age of Trump, what is a Christian?
What is a Christian? Now, hold on. The question isn’t some roundabout attempt to use an opinion piece to promote or knock a particular faith. Rather, it spotlights a search of another kind. “What is a Christian?” grows out of an article this week by The Post’s Julie Zauzmer, which described....

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Shirley Caesar isn’t cooking ‘beans, greens’ at Thanksgiving
NEW YORK (AP) — Shirley Caesar won’t be cooking “beans, greens, potatoes, tomatoes” at Thanksgiving this year. The legendary gospel singer, who is enjoying viral success with a remix of one of her sermon-songs featuring a line referencing food items, says she’s not cooking this year during the U.S. holiday.

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Shirley Caesar isn't cooking 'beans, greens' at Thanksgiving
The legendary gospel singer, who is enjoying viral success with a remix of one of her sermon-songs featuring a line referencing food items, says she's not cooking this year during the U.S. holiday. "I ain't cooking nothing," 79-year-old Caesar said with a laugh in a phone interview with The Associated Press on Friday.

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Shirley Caesar isn't cooking 'beans, greens' at Thanksgiving
NEW YORK (AP) — Shirley Caesar won't be cooking "beans, greens, potatoes, tomatoes" at Thanksgiving this year. The legendary gospel singer, who is enjoying viral success with a remix of one of her sermon-songs featuring a line referencing food items, says she's not cooking this year during the U.S. holiday.

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A stray bullet took away his dad. Another one ended his bright future and his life
Levi Moody had a gift. He could make people laugh. He could entertain. He could draw the folks in his community — often marred by poverty and plagued by violence — into another world built on hope and promise. “If you were ever in his presence, you’d know it,” said his mother, Veronica Thompson. “He was a comedian.

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Cynthia Morgan not my enemy –Queen Ure
’Nonye Ben-Nwankwo and Ademola Olonilua. Sometime last year, singer, Queen Ure and popular dancehall artiste, Cynthia Morgan, didn’t see eye to eye even as both called each other unprintable names concerning the title of song, ‘Popori,’ which Ure had claimed was hers.

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Shirley Caesar isn't cooking 'beans, greens' at Thanksgiving
NEW YORK (AP) — Shirley Caesar won't be cooking "beans, greens, potatoes, tomatoes" at Thanksgiving this year. The legendary gospel singer, who is enjoying viral success with a remix of one of her sermon-songs featuring a line referencing food items, says she's not cooking this year during the U.S. holiday.

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Man who posed as priest back in L.A. court for putting on cloth again
Mena’s public defender, Denise Daniels, objected to such a broad protective order and argued that it put her client in jeopardy since he was being followed by television news reporters. She said Mena could unknowingly violate the terms of the order. ȁ#x201c;You could be walking next to a Catholic....

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Campaign collecting warm clothing for area distribution
Visit Beloit is inviting residents to drop off new or gently used coats, sweaters, hats, mittens and other warm clothing items as part of the Wisconsin Department of Tourism’s “Big Bundle Up” campaign. The Big Bundle Up is a statewide collection program running Nov. 17, 2016 through Jan.

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A stray bullet took away his dad. Another one ended his bright future and his life
Levi Moody had a gift. He could make people laugh. He could entertain. He could draw the folks in his community — often marred by poverty and plagued by violence — into another world built on hope and promise. “If you were ever in his presence, you’d know it,” said his mother, Veronica Thompson. “He was a comedian.

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Watermark workers say it's not just a job, it's a higher calling
No. 2 Midsize Company Watermark Community Church 5-TIME WINNER Nonprofit formed in 2000 and based in Dallas 3 D-FW locations and 182 local employees. Doing God's work isn't work for employees of Watermark Community Church. It's their calling. "I am inspired and empowered to do what I am most gifted at and most passionate about," one worker says.

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FBI Investigating July Murder Of Pastor’s Son In Annapolis
BALTIMORE (WJZ) — The FBI wants to light a fire under a murder case in Annapolis. A $10,000 reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest of the killer. A 25-year-old man was found shot in a car that crashed into an Annapolis apartment building in July. He later died at the hospital.

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A stray bullet took away his dad. Another one ended his bright future and his life
Levi Moody had a gift. He could make people laugh. He could entertain. He could draw the folks in his community — often marred by poverty and plagued by violence — into another world built on hope and promise. “If you were ever in his presence, you’d know it,” said his mother, Veronica Thompson. “He was a comedian.

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Church sign vandalized for 2nd time
Published: November 18, 2016, 4:53 pm Brian Tabick MASON CITY, Iowa- For the second time this year, a sign at First Congregational Church in Mason City has been vandalized. The sign that reads “We are a sanctuary for the least, lost, gay and straight, female, Muslim… for all! God’s love wins,” had the word “gay” spray painted over.

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APC, Omokri at war over Buhari’s alleged donation to Hillary Clinton
Reno Omokri, an ex-aide to former president Goodluck Jonathan, has gotten into a fight with the All Progressives Congress (APC) over the alleged donation of around $500million to Hillary Clinton by Nigeria in the recently concluded US presidential election.

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Dallas pastor calls protester 'thug' on TV while protester calls church 'mecca of hate'
A community activist in Dallas is asking to meet with a mega-church pastor after he called him a "thug" on television. Dominique Alexander, founder of the Next Generation Action Network, has organized protests against Donald Trump after the real estate magnet won the presidential election.

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Something Wickham this way comes
Fans of Christian artist Phil Wickham will get the chance to hear him live when the 10-city West Coast part of his “Children of God” tour stops in Eugene on Friday. The tour is named after his album, which was released in May. The show will be at First Baptist Church in north Eugene.

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The Friday news briefing: An at-a-glance survey of some top stories
Highlights from the news file for Friday, Nov. 18. CALLS FOR FEDS TO DECLARE EMERGENCY DUE TO OPIOIDS: Those on the front-line in Canada’s opioid crisis are calling on the federal government to declare a national public health emergency. Dr. David Juurlink, head of pharmacology and toxicology at....

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