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Priest is among casualties in South African student protests
Catholic priest hit in the face by a rubber bullet at the gates of a church during fighting between South African police and student protesters this week. JOHANNESBURG (AP) — Video and photographs show a Catholic priest, his white robe streaked with blood, after he was hit in the face by a rubber....

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Zimbabwe pastor sends petition to Pope Francis begging for President Mugabe's excommunication
Remnant Church leader Pastor Mugadza is seen tied up to a pole in Harare, Zimbabwe as he protested against lack of freedom and the nation's ailing economy African News Agency. "The situation has been deteriorating for the past 20 years and now the economy is in a free-fall, while the government is....

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Canal Winchester news | Grant funds available from the city
CANAL WINCHESTER - The city is now accepting applications for its 2017 Transient Occupancy Tax (Bed Tax) Grant program. The grant program is open to public agencies, nonprofits or private organizations located within the city to help fund projects that will enhance Canal Winchester for residents and/or visitors to the community.

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Singer Buntu on why he chose gospel music
Gospel music singer Luc Buntu came to the limelight after the release of his 2013 single, Ntutinye. He uses talent as a singer and composer to influence others to give their lives to God. The 32-year-old musician is well known for the following hits; Tukumenye, Uniongoze, Iyo ataba Uwiteka, Humura mutima, Duhimbaze, and Shimwa Mana, among others.

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2 defendants in New York church beating case take plea deals
UTICA, N.Y. (AP) - Two leaders of a secretive New York church pleaded guilty Friday to their involvement in a violent all-night "counseling session" that left one young man dead and another severely injured. The church's matriarch, Traci Irwin, and her son Daniel Irwin, a deacon, accepted plea deals....

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Waukegan High School counselor 'left a mark'
Chuck Gutman stayed on the phone until 11 p.m. as Waukegan High School student Josue Pasillas put the final touches on his essay. The Waukegan High School college and career counselor, who died late last week at the age of 48, had pushed Pasillas to apply for the scholarship, following up every day....

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Life Choices plans dessert auction
On Oct. 20, area residents are invited to the 5th Annual Life is Sweet benefit-fundraiser for Life Choices in Fremont. The dessert auction starts at 6:30 p.m. in the terrace room of Nye Legacy, 3210 N. Clarkson St., Fremont. During the event, participants bid on a host of desserts such as cake, pies, brownies, tarts and turnovers.

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Church elects lesbian pastor, with message of inclusion
The Rev. Jennifer Sanders, an openly lesbian community minister, was elected Sunday as the new pastor of Beloved Community Church in Avondale. Beloved is affiliated with the United Church of Christ, one of the more liberal mainline denominations. "I'm a woman, a lesbian, a member of a progressive faith tradition," Sanders said.

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Confrontational civil society organisations blasted
ZUMANI KATASEFA Luanshya COMMUNITY Transformation Network chief executive officer Stephen Chewe has condemned the confrontational approach some civil society organisations and churches have adopted in engaging with the government of the day. Pastor Chewe said in Luanshya yesterday there can be no....

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3 Things Prison Ministry Taught Me About God
Sometimes we think we have God all figured out. Many of us base our spiritual fortitude on the fact that we've attended church for years, read the Bible cover to cover and lead a pretty solid prayer life. I was one of those Christians, and then I joined a ministry visiting institutionalized teens, and it rocked my world.

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Wallace Chappell, longtime Dallas Methodist minister, dies at 96
The Rev. Wallace Edwin Chappell was just starting a career as a chemical engineer when he heard his calling to the pulpit. He changed careers and developed a large following during his more than 40 years as a minister, most recently at First United Methodist Church in Dallas. Chappell, 96, died Sept.

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Woman dies weeks after church bus crash on I-85
TOWNVILLE, SC (FOX Carolina) - A woman has died after a crash involving a church bus on I-85 south near mile marker 9 on Sept. 26, according to troopers. I-85 south was shut down at mile marker 11 due to the crash, which happened just before 10 a.m. Traffic was moving slowly in the area by 11:30 a.m.

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Is our relationship doomed?
Dear Bunmi, My husband and I seem to be drifting apart since we had our son 16 months ago. I know that caring for a child takes up a lot of time, but we don’t even seem to talk to each other. There’s a lack of affection and we also argue. We both want our marriage to work and we’ve tried counselling by our pastor but it doesn’t seem to help.

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12th Annual Walter A. And Earnestine Myles Scholarship Fund Banquet
The event began with the Myles’ daughter, Missionary Ardrelle Myles Sutton, president and mistress of ceremonies, singing the opening song “I’m Going to Hide Behind the Mountain”. The Myles’ daughter, Elder Jacqueline Wallace of Blackshear, read the scripture reading from Psalms 150.

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Windsor support for Haiti
Some residents in Windsor are turning to prayer and support after seeing the devastation of Hurricane Matthew in Haiti. The powerful storm has claimed the lives of at least 500 people, and left thousands more with nothing but the clothes on their backs. Members of Windsor's Haitian community attended a special mass on the weekend.

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Mary McCoy, Little Cayman tourism pioneer, remembered
The following was read by Deputy Premier and Sister Islands MLA Moses Kirkconnell at the Service of Thanksgiving for Mary McCoy (Aug. 18 1936 – Sept. 13 2016). The service was held at the Church of God, Full Gospel Hall, Spot Bay, Cayman Brac, on Saturday, Sept. 24 and officiated by Pastor Joel Scott.

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Anatomy of the new Brazilian right
The Free Brazil Movement was one of the groups in charge of convening the massive demonstrations to impeach Dilma Rousseff. The institutional coup they promoted encouraged the movement, made up primarily of youth between 17 and 30 years old, to launch bids for power in the Oct.

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Who Can Haitians Trust To Deliver Hurricane Aid?
Who's in charge of the aid? That's the question in the hurricane-ravaged southwest of Haiti. Should politicians hand it out? Or aid groups? Or religious leaders? Pastor Louis Masil, who lives in the tiny village of Banatte, doesn't think the government should be in control.

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Matthew aftermath: 'What do you do when you're homeless?'
It's a far cry from Saturday night, when more than 100 people, 17 dogs and six cats hunkered down here to escape Hurricane Matthew. But few remained at the makeshift shelter by Monday afternoon. Most had made other temporary housing arrangements with friends or family. Not Toshica Medley and her 14-year-old son, Javares Dawes.

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Matthew aftermath: 'What do you do when you're homeless?' The gymnasium at Nash Central High School is quiet and almost empty. Row upon row of green cots
ROCKY MOUNT, North Carolina (CNN) The gymnasium at Nash Central High School is quiet and almost empty. Row upon row of green cots line the floor. It's a far cry from Saturday night, when more than 100 people, 17 dogs and six cats hunkered down here to escape Hurricane Matthew. But few remained at the makeshift shelter by Monday afternoon.

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ROCKY MOUNT, North Carolina (CNN) - The gymnasium at Nash Central High School is quiet and almost empty. Row upon row of green cots line the floor. It's a far cry from Saturday night, when more than 100 people, 17 dogs and six cats hunkered down here to escape Hurricane Matthew. But few remained at the makeshift shelter by Monday afternoon.

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Matthew aftermath: 'What do you do when you're homeless?'
ROCKY MOUNT, North Carolina (CNN) - The gymnasium at Nash Central High School is quiet and almost empty. Row upon row of green cots line the floor. It's a far cry from Saturday night, when more than 100 people, 17 dogs and six cats hunkered down here to escape Hurricane Matthew. But few remained at the makeshift shelter by Monday afternoon.

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A Member Of Trump's Own Evangelical Council Called Him 'Lecherous And Worthless'
"I cannot and will not offer help to a man who believes this kind of talk a minor error." A megachurch pastor who is part of Donald Trump’s own evangelical advisory council had some fiery advice for the Republican presidential candidate: Repent for the “misogynistic trash” you spewed out about women.

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Matthew aftermath: 'What do you do when you're homeless?'
It's a far cry from Saturday night, when more than 100 people, 17 dogs and six cats hunkered down here to escape Hurricane Matthew. But few remained at the makeshift shelter by Monday afternoon. Most had made other temporary housing arrangements with friends or family. Not Toshica Medley and her 14-year-old son, Javares Dawes.

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Two years later, residents still asking when Tonawanda Creek Rd. will be fixed
CLARENCE, N.Y. (WIVB) — Pastor Ned Holderby sits in his office at St. Stephen’s on Tonawanda Creek Road, looking out the window, wondering when the street will be repaired. “We’ve been patient enough,” said the Pastor, whose patience is running thin now. “It is frustrating because it causes all kinds of interruptions and delays.

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'Lecherous and Worthless': Local Pastor Who Advises Trump Recoils in Disgust
Swinger goes for world record | Bad cop's widow feels charges "vague" | Personal trainer HIV charge | Degenerate general | Today's traffic. Share-worthy stories from the Illinois Patch network to talk about tonight: A Rolling Meadows pastor who is serving on the Republican presidential nominee....

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Then came Peter to him, and said, Lord, how oft shall my brother sin against me, and I forgive him? till seven times? Jesus saith unto him, I say not unto thee, Until seven times: but, Until seventy times seven. Matthew, 18. 21

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