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Scott Olson/Getty Images Chicago overwhelmed by gun violence, priest says
(CNN) - Growing gun violence has created a sense of hopelessness in Chicago, a prominent priest and community activist told CNN. "I had a child asking me to pray for her, that she would not get shot going to school this year," said the Rev. Michael Pfleger. "We have more murders here than New York City and Los Angeles together.

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Conservative Anglicans condemn first bishop to come out as gay The Independent
© Provided by The Independent The Bishop of Grantham is in a long term relationship (Picture: LRSN) A Church of England bishop’s announcement that he is gay has been condemned by conservative Anglicans, who say they now believe his appointment was a “major error” and promised to pray for him.

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Nevisian Pastor responds to Zimbabwe orphan crisis
Pastor Allinson Da Costa is going to make his eighth trip to a rural district Gweru, Zimbabwe in the African continent on May 6th,2015 where he will continue building the capacity for the House of Hope Orphanage he launched in 2011 which currently houses eight orphans and two caregivers. Pastor Allinson Da Costa launched House of Hope Orphanage.

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More stayaways looms as drive to topple Mugabe mount
HARARE – The fervent spirit of resistance sweeping across Zimbabwe rose a notch higher yesterday when a group of protesters going by the name Tajamuka/Sesijikile not only called on President Robert Mugabe to resign immediately, but also threatened to storm State House tomorrow.

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Trump calls for new civil rights agenda in visit to black church
DETROIT Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump stepped up his bid to win over minority voters by addressing a largely black church in Detroit on Saturday and calling for a new civil rights agenda to support African-Americans. As scores of protesters outside chanted "No justice, no peace,"....

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Chicago overwhelmed by gun violence, priest says
"I had a child asking me to pray for her, that she would not get shot going to school this year," said the Rev. Michael Pfleger. "We have more murders here than New York City and Los Angeles together. And we're lacking a strategy or plan to say how are we going to turn this around.

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Trump promises African Americans jobs, prosperity
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump promised African Americans prosperity and jobs Saturday in a gently delivered speech to a black congregation in a US city famous as a symbol of economic and urban decline. Setting aside his usual stridency, Trump adopted a humble tone, telling his....

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Trump promises African Americans jobs, prosperity at black church
Detroit (AFP) - Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump promised African Americans prosperity and jobs Saturday in a gently delivered speech to a black congregation in a US city famous as a symbol of economic and urban decline. Setting aside his usual stridency, Trump adopted a humble tone,....

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Trump calls for new civil rights agenda in visit to black church
By Emily Stephenson. DETROIT (Reuters) - Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump stepped up his bid to win over minority voters by addressing a largely black church in Detroit on Saturday and calling for a new civil rights agenda to support African-Americans.

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Chicago overwhelmed by gun violence, priest says
"I had a child asking me to pray for her, that she would not get shot going to school this year," said the Rev. Michael Pfleger. "We have more murders here than New York City and Los Angeles together. And we're lacking a strategy or plan to say how are we going to turn this around.

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South Alabama pastor killed in ATV accident
Loxley Church of God Pastor Herman Knapp (Loxley Church) Erin Edgemon | This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . Loxley Church of God Pastor Herman Knapp was killed Friday in an ATV accident, according to police and church officials. The crash occurred while a group was hunting in Beatrice in Monroe County, according to....

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Trump to visit Detroit in outreach to black voters
Sunday, 4 September 2016 | MYT 2:25 AM Trump to visit Detroit in outreach to black voters. by emily stephenson DETROIT (Reuters) - Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump stepped up his bid to win over minority voters by addressing a largely black church in Detroit on Saturday and calling for....

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Protests outside black Detroit church hosting Trump
Police struggled to hold back protesters Saturday outside a Detroit church hosting a visit by Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, who is on a charm offensive to allay skepticism of wary African American voters. "The devil's in the pulpit," shouted Wyoman Mitchell, one of about 150....

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Donald Trump promises African Americans jobs, prosperity at black church in Detroit
DETROIT (AFP) - Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump promised African Americans prosperity and jobs on Saturday (Sept 3) in a gently delivered speech to a black congregation in a US city famous as a symbol of economic and urban decline. Setting aside his usual stridency, Trump adopted a....

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Trump calls for new civil rights agenda in visit to black church
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump stepped up his bid to win over minority voters by addressing a largely black church in Detroit on Saturday and calling for a new civil rights agenda to support African-Americans. As scores of protesters outside chanted "No justice, no peace," Trump....

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Video: Protests outside Donald Trump appearance
Hundreds of protesters turned out to meet GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump when he joined the congregation of a predominantly African American church in Detroit on Saturday morning. Trump attended services at Great Faith Ministries on Detroit's Northwest side after sitting for a privately recorded interview with Bishop Wayne T.

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Graham ‘threw her career away’: Night of madness that will haunt prom romp teacher
DEADLINE Adrian Lee Devout Christian Isabelle Graham is the latest professional to throw her career away Spirits were high at the plush Hilton Carlton hotel, near Edinburgh’s famous Royal Mile, where excited sixth formers were holding a summer prom to celebrate the end of their time at school.

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Black bishop on meeting Trump in Detroit: "I’m going to ask him if he’s a racist"
Video Can Donald Trump win over African-American evangelicals? GOP front-runner may face challenges with black voters, but one South Carolina pastor is trying to change that. That interview won’t be seen for at least another week, and when it is, it will be aired on the bishop’s local TV show.

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Religious groups in Michigan criticize Donald Trump's Detroit visit
A wide range of religious groups in metro Detroit that represent a broad cross-section of people in the region are criticizing Donald Trump's planned visit Saturday to a Detroit church located in a struggling neighborhood. And they plan to hold three protests, saying his message is divisive and won't help the city.

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The Latest: Green Party candidate flies to wrong Ohio city
WASHINGTON — The Latest on the U.S. presidential race (all times EDT): 6 p.m. An Ohio speech by Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein was delayed after the candidate flew to the wrong city. Stein was scheduled to address students at Capital University in the Columbus suburb of Bexley around noon Friday.

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Trump to Address Black Detroit Church Saturday
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump arrives for service at First Presbyterian Church in Muscatine, Iowa, Jan. 24, 2016. In the weeks since Donald Trump began making an overt appeal to African-Americans, one of the greatest criticisms he has received is that his appeals are made before largely white audiences.

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The Latest: Green Party candidate flies to wrong Ohio city
WASHINGTON (AP) - The Latest on the U.S. presidential race (all times EDT): 6 p.m. An Ohio speech by Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein was delayed after the candidate flew to the wrong city. Stein was scheduled to address students at Capital University in the Columbus suburb of Bexley around noon Friday.

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The Latest: Green Party candidate flies to wrong Ohio city
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Latest on the U.S. presidential race (all times EDT): 6 p.m. An Ohio speech by Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein was delayed after the candidate flew to the wrong city. Stein was scheduled to address students at Capital University in the Columbus suburb of Bexley around noon Friday.

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Your Evening Briefing
Credit Bob Mack/The Florida Times-Union, via Associated Press. 1. caused major storm surges and power losses from Tampa to Tallahassee, but only one fatality was reported. Now a weaker tropical storm, Hermine is inundating Georgia and moving into the Carolinas, and a watch is in effect from New Jersey to Rhode Island.

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The Latest: Green Party candidate flies to wrong Ohio city
WASHINGTON (AP) - The Latest on the U.S. presidential race (all times EDT): 6 p.m. An Ohio speech by Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein was delayed after the candidate flew to the wrong city. Stein was scheduled to address students at Capital University in the Columbus suburb of Bexley around noon Friday.

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Recalling when the saint who visited Philly was still Mother Teresa
Such are the moments, large and small, that people around the region recall from their encounters with Mother Teresa of Calcutta, whom Pope Francis will proclaim a Roman Catholic saint on Sunday. "She'd left her raggedy sweater in the car," Sister Marie Roseanne Bonfini, who was Immaculata's dean of academic affairs, recalled last week.

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