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Remember, God is always there
By Pastor Oloruntimilehin Joshua Daramola. God is with people every time. There is no situation or con-dition a person finds him-self or herself that He is not with the person. When a person is in sorrow or crying or happy God is with the person. God is with the baby in the womb before the baby is born.

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Mike Pence warns Christian conservatives against complacency in midterm elections
WASHINGTON – Two years after Mike Pence helped convince evangelical Christians to back Donald Trump's presidential bid, the vice president warned faith voters that complacency is the greatest threat to Republicans keeping control of Congress. "The other side is mobilized, and some say they’re....

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Rivers: Three friends in fierce battle
In Rivers State, a fierce political battle among three friends will help to shape the battle for the ticket of APC’s governorship ticket, reports Southsouth Bureau Chief, Bisi Olaniyi. Transportation Minister, Rotimi Amaechi, is a former boss of current Rivers State Governor, Nyesom Wike, and the....

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FARC Ex-Combatants Commemorate International Day of Peace
DABEIBA, Colombia – Some 150 ex-combatants of the FARC guerrillas commemorated on Friday the International Day of Peace in the northwest municipality of Dabeiba, with the purpose of “living without hatred” and continuing building the “roads of peace.” In the Llano Grande farmhouse, where one of the....

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Start with what you have, improve as you go along – Agunbiade
Chief Executive Officer of Ayo Naledi Designs, Ayotunde Agunbiade, 29, speaks with NIKE POPOOLA on her passion for jewellery business. What is your educational background? My name is Ayotunde Agunbiade but a lot of people call me Ayo Naledi. I’m the first of three kids.

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Flag-burning priest removed from Avondale parish by Cardinal Cupich
The priest who ignited controversy last week by burning an LGBTQ-friendly flag on church grounds against the orders of Cardinal Blase Cupich has been removed from his Avondale parish. Cupich sent two of his top deputies to Resurrection Catholic Church on Friday to notify the Rev.

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Help for Family that Lost Home
Altoona, Pa. - A local church is making a special effort to help a family that lost its home in fire last night. The Langguth family lived at 107 East 6th Avenue in Altoona, until last night.That's when a fire that started at their home spread to houses on either side of them. While their house and another were destroyed, a third was damaged.

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Dark clouds befall Grace Ministries Worship Centre
ON BEHALF of the Kalela family and Musowoya family, it’s with deep sorrow and broken hearts that our Father and Mama in the Lord Bishop Newton C Mulenga and Rev Lolelanji S Mulenga announce the passing on of Mrs Gloria Kalela and Mrs Idah Musowoya Jr in a fatal road traffic accident on a bus in South Africa where they travelled for business.

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Puerto Rico marks 1 year since Maria with song and sadness
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico — Clapping and raising their hands to the sky, hundreds of people clad in white gathered at an 18th-century fort in the Puerto Rican capital on Thursday to remember the thousands who died in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria as the U.S. territory struggles to recover one year after the Category 4 storm hit.

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Florence-weary South Carolina could get more record flooding
WILMINGTON, N.C. — As rivers swollen to record levels started to recede Thursday in North Carolina, officials tried to head off potential environmental disasters and prepared for more record flooding downstream in South Carolina. Roads were still clogged with people trying to make it back to where....

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Church Considers Beer Production Facility
CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. - It's not very often you hear about beer in connection with a church, but that's what one Clarksville Church is working towards. Nothing says refreshing like an ice cold beer. At least that's what members of Christ Lutheran Church believe. "We see nothing wrong with beer.

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Puerto Rico marks 1 year since Maria with song and sadness
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) — Clapping and raising their hands to the sky, hundreds of people clad in white gathered at an 18th-century fort in the Puerto Rican capital on Thursday to remember the thousands who died in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria as the U.S. territory struggles to recover one year after the Category 4 storm hit.

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People across Puerto Rico mark one year since Hurricane Maria with song, sadness September 20 Updated
Across the island, people marked the one-year anniversary with gatherings large and small, solemn and anger-tinged – and at times, even hopeful. In the coastal fishing and farming village of Yabucoa, the strains of one of Puerto Rico’s most beloved songs filled the air at 6:15 a.m., the exact moment the storm made landfall there one year ago.

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Puerto Rico marks 1 year since Maria with song and sadness
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) - Clapping and raising their hands to the sky, hundreds of people clad in white gathered at an 18th-century fort in the Puerto Rican capital on Thursday to remember the thousands who died in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria as the U.S. territory struggles to recover one year after the Category 4 storm hit.

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Puerto Rico marks 1 year since Maria with song and sadness
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) Clapping and raising their hands to the sky, hundreds of people clad in white gathered at an 18th-century fort in the Puerto Rican capital on Thursday to remember the thousands who died in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria as the U.S. territory struggles to recover one year after the Category 4 storm hit.

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When church bells were transformed into weapons of war
The deacon had resigned himself to what was about to happen. For some time he had tried to evade the decree, to keep its consequences to a minimum. But then at the end of July 1917, he had to recognize that his efforts had been in vain: The bells of his parish in the Rhineland-Palatinate town of Kusel would be taken down from the tower.

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Davey Blackburn discusses forgiveness, continuing legacy of late wife and unborn baby
Nearly three years ago, Amanda Blackburn was home with her infant son when three young men reportedly broke in, robbed the house and shot her. She and the couple’s unborn baby later died at a local hospital. Two of the men accused of her murder have pleaded guilty, while the third is up for trial soon.

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Puerto Rico marks 1 year since Maria with song and sadness Source: AP
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) - Clapping and raising their hands to the sky, hundreds of people clad in white gathered at an 18th-century fort in the Puerto Rican capital on Thursday to remember the thousands who died in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria as the U.S. territory struggles to recover one year after the Category 4 storm hit.

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Puerto Rico marks 1 year since Maria with song and sadness
Clapping and raising their hands to the sky, hundreds of people clad in white gathered at an 18th-century fort in the Puerto Rican capital on Thursday to remember the thousands who died in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria as the U.S. territory struggles to recover one year after the Category 4 storm hit.

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Puerto Rico marks 1 year since Maria with song and sadness Source: AP
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) - Clapping and raising their hands to the sky, hundreds of people clad in white gathered at an 18th-century fort in the Puerto Rican capital on Thursday to remember the thousands who died in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria as the U.S. territory struggles to recover one year after the Category 4 storm hit.

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When church bells were transformed into weapons of war
The deacon had resigned himself to what was about to happen. For some time he had tried to evade the decree, to keep its consequences to a minimum. But then at the end of July 1917, he had to recognize that his efforts had been in vain: The bells of his parish in the Rhineland-Palatinate town of Kusel would be taken down from the tower.

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Puerto Rico marks 1 year since Maria with song and sadness Source: AP
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) - Clapping and raising their hands to the sky, hundreds of people clad in white gathered at an 18th-century fort in the Puerto Rican capital on Thursday to remember the thousands who died in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria as the U.S. territory struggles to recover one year after the Category 4 storm hit.

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Shortage of inspectors means some blight goes unchecked in Macon-Bibb County
At about 11 a.m. Wednesday, John Baker pointed a tiny, silver flashlight at the bathroom ceiling in unit 10 B of the Colonial Terrace Apartments on Houston Avenue. Most days, he sits at a desk filling out paperwork. But on this particular September morning, he was staring at a black, moldy patch of ceiling.

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Puerto Rico marks 1 year since Maria with song and sadness
Clapping and raising their hands to the sky, hundreds of people clad in white gathered at an 18th-century fort in the Puerto Rican capital on Thursday to remember the thousands who died in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria as the U.S. territory struggles to recover one year after the Category 4 storm hit.

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Puerto Rico marks 1 year since Maria with song and sadness Source: AP
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) - Clapping and raising their hands to the sky, hundreds of people clad in white gathered at an 18th-century fort in the Puerto Rican capital on Thursday to remember the thousands who died in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria as the U.S. territory struggles to recover one year after the Category 4 storm hit.

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Communities rally around 6 children of couple killed in crash 11 Mins After a married couple were killed in an early Tuesday morning crash in Bryceville near the Nassau-Duval county line, communities across North
KEYSTONE HEIGHTS, Fla. - After a married couple were killed in an early Tuesday morning crash in Bryceville near the Nassau-Duval county line, communities across North America have come together to help the couple's six sons. From Keystone Heights, where the family lives, to Jacksonville to as far....

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