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Knowing God (Part 1)
Bishop B. Manjoro “And the Lord called yet again, Samuel. And Samuel arose and went to Eli, and said, Here am I; for thou didst call me. And he answered, I called not, my son; lie down again. Now Samuel did not yet know the Lord, neither was the word of the Lord yet revealed unto him. And the Lord called Samuel again the third time.

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US in no position to object to S-400 deal, says Erdoğan
President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, speaking to journalists Thursday in New York before he boarded a flight back to Turkey, said the Russian made S-400 missile defense system Turkey pledged to purchase and paid a deposit had not even come up during his meeting with his American counterpart Donald Trump. He added, "And of course, there is this.

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Cassie Sainsbury attends a beauty pageant inside Bogota jail
CASSIE Sainsbury has spent a day dancing and cheering at a raucous beauty contest inside the Colombian jail which may be her home for decades. El Buen Pastor opened its doors for a two-day pageant and cultural festival, with the entire prison population of more than 2000 involved, either as....

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We do not yet know whether U.S. President Donald Trump’s Sept. 21 message - in which he said he had “become close friends” with President Tayyip Erdoğan and relations between the two countries were “at their best level ever” - really is good news for thos
We will have to wait and see any practical results of those nice words, but at least they are bad news for those who want an escalation of tension between the NATO allies. The biggest outcome of Erdoğan’s contacts in New York, where he had traveled for the U.N. General Assembly, was a halt in the escalation of tensions between Turkey and the U.

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5 years in prison for priest who stole thousands in Owosso
OWOSSO, Mich. (AP) — A retired priest has been sentenced to at least five years in prison for stealing tens of thousands of dollars from a Michigan church. The Rev. David Fisher was pastor for 23 years at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Owosso, 90 miles northwest of Detroit. He was sentenced Friday and ordered to repay $127,000.

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GM to furlough 3rd shift at Tennessee plant as demand slows
SPRING HILL, Tenn. (AP) — General Motors is laying off the third shift at its Spring Hill, Tennessee, SUV factory as it deals with a slowing U.S. auto market. About 1,000 people work on the overnight shift, but not all will lose their jobs when it ends Nov. 27.

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Interesting facts about Chelsea football star Victor Moses origin and childhood
Victor Moses is a Nigerian treasure? A lot of people have heard about the talented Nigerian footballer, Victor Moses and his success in football but they do not know anything about his past. Let’s see if Victor comes from the same tribe as you. The state of origin of this Chelsea player might be closer to you than you think.

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State's biggest youth prison gets $52 million upgrade, including new 'cottages'
The work is part of a massive $99 million overhaul of the Oregon Youth Authority’s nine prisons and transitional programs that began two years ago and extends through the next four years. The undertaking represents the largest investment in youth corrections since the mid-1990s, when the Oregon....

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18:35 Saraki Senate reassures on national unity
The President of Senate, Dr Bukola Saraki, has reassured of the National Assembly’s (NASS) commitment to ensuring that all Nigerians live in peace without fear or intimidation. Saraki said this in a paper presented at the 13th All Nigeria Editors’ Conference and Extraordinary Convention on Friday in Port Harcourt.

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Along the Alafia River, the grateful extend a hand to the Irma-sodden weary
Stuffed toys, kitchen chairs, ornaments and a photograph album lay near rotting timber and roofing insulation. Inside the empty structure, Pastor David Whitten ripped out drywall left sodden by near-record high flooding along the Alafia River in the aftermath of Hurricane Irma. Volunteers from his FishHawk Fellowship Church hauled out debris.

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Retired priest gets prison time, must repay church in embezzlement case
CORUNNA, MI - A retired priest was sentenced to at least five years in prison and must pay $127,000 in restitution after admitting to embezzling tens of thousands of dollars from an Owosso church. The Rev. David Ernest Fisher was sentenced on Friday, Sept.

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Long ties bind two Boston leaders to the battered Caribbean
He’s shelling out $17,000 for a desperately needed telecommunication dish that is being shipped in. His marketplace, where satellite phones are in great demand, has become a crucial switchboard as Hurricane Irma, and her meteorological successors, have roared into weather-demon history.

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PMB’s Ministers: So Far, So Fair
There is a general consensus that the cabinet, as presently constituted, is yet to deliver the much needed change Nigerians voted for in 2015. Political watchers have called for an injection of new blood into the cabinet. It is against the backdrop of this sentiment that LEADERSHIP Friday conducted an appraisal of the scorecard of each ministry.

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Pastor Yiga’s TV ‘Naked News’ Stirs Public Again
For some good time now, Pastor Augustine Yiga of Kawaala based Revival Christian Centre church, has been criticized for his ABS TV controversial ‘Naked news’ programme. A few months ago Yiga recruited some fresh juicy Rwandese babes who anchor ‘Naked news’ at ABS TV at 7pm.

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Here’s what happens when there are too many liquor stores where children play
Dorothy Joshway, a lifelong resident and longtime observer of city government, said the number of outstanding liquor licenses should be reduced to reflect the city’s population. “Citizens deserve more than being able to walk to the nearest liquor store or drive through for alcohol and to see bottles....

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Seminar On Limiting Exposure To Cancer Will Take Place In Fall
ATLANTA Sept. 22, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- As cancer diagnoses continue to rise in the U.S., so does the urgency for finding solutions. This fall, certified nutritionist and holistic practitioner Dr. Joseph L. Williams will present medically and scientifically based information that he believes can help decrease the likelihood of getting the disease.

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Suspected diarrhea outbreak in Palawan probed - Saturday, 23 September 2017
PUERTO PRINCESA CITY, Palawan — Key health officials gathered last Thursday in the southern Palawan town of Quezon to investigate a suspected outbreak of diarrhea that affected 727 residents since July and allegedly caused the death of four people. Dr.

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Eight Places That Made Angela Merkel
She became Germany’s first woman chancellor and its first from the east. She stood up to Russian President Vladimir Putin and, during the Greek debt crisis, against pooling countries’ debt. She began her professional life as a physicist and stands to become one of only three postwar chancellors elected to a fourth term.

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New Bible-based claim says world will end Saturday If you have plans for Saturday, you might want to change them. Well, if you believe a new claim
If you have plans for Saturday, you might want to change them. Well, if you believe a new claim that says the world is going to end Sept. 23, that is. Christian publication Unsealed foretells the coming of the rapture in a four-minute YouTube video called "September 23, 2017: You Need to See This.

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A field guide to jerks at work
Ten years ago, the typically sober and staid management book genre welcomed an off-color title to its shelves. Despite a name unable to be printed in a family newspaper, Stanford professor Robert Sutton’s “The No A–hole Rule” became a runaway bestseller, selling 800,000 copies and sparking translations into languages including Polish and Japanese.

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Former ADEPR head released on bail
The High Court on Friday granted bail to Bishop Jean Sibomana, the embattled former legal representative of the Pentecostal Church in Rwanda (ADEPR). Sibomana is accused of misappropriating over Rwf2 billion belonging to the church between 2015 and 2017.

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Schuette pulls plug on including LGBT residents in state's civil rights law| Nancy Kaffer
It seemed like a long shot from the jump. Civil rights advocates have worked for years to expand state law to include LGBT Michiganders in the list of groups protected from discrimination. There's no question that LGBT Michiganders face discrimination. A made that plain.

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Robert Kardashian did not want Kim to marry a black man
Denice also declined to be interviewed. But Denice's mother said her daughter and Kardashian would 'have probably been married if it wasn't been for that murder trial because it just got over the top. It was such a drama.' Not long after Denice left, Robert ended it with Shawn.

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Illinois court upholds murder conviction of Drew Peterson
FILE - This undated file photo provided by the Illinois Department of Corrections shows former Bolingbrook, Ill., police officer Drew Peterson. The Illinois Supreme Court ruled Thursday, Sept. 21, 2017, that the use of hearsay testimony to convict Peterson in the death of his third wife was proper in upholding his conviction.

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Russian Pentecostal pastor seeks political asylum in Germany
An evangelical Christian pastor from Russia has described how he has fled his homeland to seek political asylum in Germany because he says he fears being imprisoned as a terrorist. Alexey Kolyasnikov, from Sochi, speaking to DW , said: 'Why Germany? The Protestant Church here is strong.' He added: 'It is very dangerous to return to Russia.

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Cop foils robbery in Zamboanga del Norte town market
A SUSPECTED thief was killed and another was arrested, while two others escaped after a foiled robbery at the public market of Salug, Zamboanga del Norte, the police reported on Friday, September 22. The Zamboanga del Norte Provincial Police Office identified the slain suspect as Jemart Pastor, who failed to reach the hospital alive.

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