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2 projects – one struggling, one new – look to combat ABQ homelessness
And there is little agreement about the right way to address the issue. Two projects one just beginning, and the other struggling to keep its doors open highlight those differences. "(There are) many, many, many examples of success," Pastor John Hill said of Steelbridge Ministries, the operation he presides over as CEO and president.

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Video shows Raleigh police striking man with baton
. RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — North Carolina authorities are investigating video that appears to show an officer using a baton to hit a black man who's already on the ground. Video of the altercation posted Friday on Facebook had more than 40,000 views. By Sunday, that number had increased to six million.

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Aretha celebrated at Sunday service at father's Baptist church
The New Bethel Baptist Church -- located in a down-at-heel, quiet neighborhood of Detroit -- has been the focus of tributes to Franklin, who passed away from advanced pancreatic cancer on Thursday at age 76. "On Thursday morning, Earth lost her music. Heaven gained her music," Jackson told the congregation.

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Rev. Jesse Jackson recalls Aretha Franklin's civil rights work at service
Standing on the stage where nearly 35 years ago he stood to help eulogize her father, the Rev. Jesse Jackson on Sunday lionized Aretha Franklin not for her music, but for her service to the civil rights cause. In a voice so soft at the beginning that people in the packed auditorium at New Bethel....

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Meet the newest 'angel' of Kings Cross
Jon Owen is a modern-day saint. He also happens to look like an Indian version of George Clooney, with killer looks and also a killer sense of humour. "I'm Indian, we can't fight. We're not even naughty. When we break into your house, we'll probably reconfigure your wi-fi to make it work properly," he laughs.

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He offers dry land for a final resting place
Offering his highland for the burial of the dead in the flood-ravaged Kerala is one way to God for Kuruvila Kulanjikompil Samuel. Mr. Samuel, a pastor at True Disciple Church, has offered his 25-cent holding located near Holy Cross-Anandapally Road in the 2nd ward of the Adoor Municipality, for all....

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Matiangi declares Tuesday, August 21, public holiday
Cabinet Secretary for Interior and Co-ordination of National Government Fred Matiang'i has declared Tuesday, August 21, a public holiday. This is meant to give Muslims chance to celebrate Idd al-Adha. READ ALSO: READ ALSO: Eid al Adha 2018 - messages and wishes Eid al-Adha is a Muslim holiday celebrated worldwide each year, just after Eid al-Fitr.

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Bobi Wine's family says it is facing death threats
Popular Ugandan singer turned politician Robert Kyangulanyi aka Bobi Wine's family has now claimed ever since the politician went to jail, they have been receiving death threats. Ever since Bobi was arrested, his family members have been trying to secure an immediate release with his wife claiming his health is fast deteriorating.

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Continue reading Letters: William McRaven, common sense, Austin's Confederate plaque, First Baptist Dallas, Jan McDowell
Our country has reached a sad state of affairs when a president can take punitive action when he doesn't like what is being said about him or perhaps even just because he wants to change the subject. It seems we now have an "enemies list," and if they don't behave, they will have their security clearance stripped.

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Continue reading Priest accused of molesting teens, stealing from Oak Cliff's St. Cecilia parish, has gone missing
Rev. Edmundo Paredes, the longtime pastor at St. Cecilia Catholic Church in Oak Cliff, is under investigation for molesting three teenage boys in the parish more than a decade ago and for stealing from the parish, churchgoers learned Sunday morning. Paredes has fled and his whereabouts are unknown,....

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Dansoman: Fire kills SDA pastor’s wife, children
A family of five including a two-months-old baby have been reported dead in a fire outbreak at Dansoman, a suburb of Accra, Sunday morning. The deceased including a pastor’s wife, three children and mother-in-law were burnt to ashes when fire gutted their storey building.

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Priests, Catholics keep faith despite scandal 6:12 p.m. UTC Aug 19, 2018
In 2006, Jonathan Ulrick was leaving his lay job to pursue a life in the priesthood, and a few of his friends took him out to lunch. One of the colleagues, a person Ulrick considered a mentor at the job, made a statement involving a priest and a child and made light of the clerical abuse in the church.

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Tell My Critics The ‘Lord Is Good’ – Otabil T...
FEATURED STORY The Church And Taxation – Do We Render To Caesar What Is Caesar’s?... Tell My Critics The ‘Lord Is Good’ – Otabil To ICGC Members The Head Pastor of the International Central Gospel Church (ICGC), Pastor Mensa Otabil has admonished members of his church not to fight people who....

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Omokri frowns at Buhari’s return, as Onochie expresses excitement
By Nwafor Sunday. Reactions have continued to trail President Muhammadu Buhari’s return from his 10 days vacation in London. Buhari who travelled to London on the 3rd of August returned on Friday evening and was received by mammoth crowd including top political office holders in the country.

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The New York Times: The West Hoped for Democracy in Turkey. Erdogan Had Other Ideas
Ankara. In Western capitals a decade ago, Turkey’s now-paramount leader, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, held promise as a potential beacon of democracy for a region rife with religious conflict, Peter Goodman writes in an article for The New York Times Turkey was a stalwart NATO ally bridging Europe and the volatile Middle East.

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Omokri frowns at Buhari’s return, as Onochie expresses excitement
Buhari who travelled to London on the 3rd of August returned on Friday evening and was received by mammoth crowd including top political office holders in the country. As many expressed excitement for his safe arrival, others gnashed their teeth and frowned at his return. Mrs Lauretta Onochie, social media aide to Mr.

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US decision to cut aid could be opening for flagging Saudi approach to Syria
Closed and damaged shops are pictured in Raqqa, Syria, June 24, 2018. Although stabilization assistance for northern Syria is being cut by the United States, it plans for its anti-Islamic State allies to take up the slack. The Trump administration last week cut $230 million in stabilization....

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SDA commits to community assistance programmes
Thousands of Seventh Day Adventist (SDA) Church members attended a one-week church conference in Chipinge where the denomination committed its self to a number of community assistance programmes including construction of health facilities. Helping the needy is part of Christian values with the....

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Beaumont's oldest black church celebrating 150th anniversary
BEAUMONT, Texas (AP) — From its beginnings in the years after the Civil War, Beaumont's oldest black church has witnessed the establishment of the area's first black public school, weathered desegregation and this year will celebrate 150 years as a "beacon of light in the community." "Born and raised" in St.

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Aretha honored at Sunday service at father's Baptist church
Congregants celebrated the life of Aretha Franklin at her father's Baptist church in Detroit at the first Sunday service since her death, with her powerful voice again ringing out within its walls in tribute to her spectacular career. Civil rights activist and former presidential candidate Jesse....

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Aretha honored at Sunday service at father's Baptist church
The New Bethel Baptist Church -- located in a down-at-heel, quiet neighborhood of Detroit -- has been the focus of tributes to Franklin, who passed away from advanced pancreatic cancer on Thursday at age 76. "It's a happy day and a sad day," Pastor Robert Smith Jr said at the start of the service. "We are sad that Aretha has gone," he said.

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No respite in sight for Turkish lira, European equities
Dubai: The woes of Turkey and its currency lira seem to be far from over, at least in the short term. After losing 11.5 per cent of its value last week, Turkish lira may be in for a free fall even as holidays this week are expected to keep trading thin.

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Thanksgiving Service – Honouring a Legacy
RESPONSE BY PRINCE MANGOSUTHU BUTHELEZI MP INKOSI OF THE BUTHELEZI CLAN PRESIDENT OF THE INKATHA FREEDOM PARTY AND TRADITIONAL PRIME MINISTER TO THE ZULU MONARCH AND NATION. Durban Exhibition Centre: 19 August 2018. Blessed be the name of our God and Father, whose mercies endure forever.

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Turkey can count on Iran’s support in face of sanctions
Being sanctioned by the US, which has played the most significant role in harming and destroying Turkey in the past years, has revealed the true nature of Washington to Ankara. Amerika Birleşik Devletleri (ABD) is the way Turkish people call the United States of America.

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Zimbabwe regime worships human heroes more than God
As Zimbabwe lays to rest another ZANU PF-declared national hero, the late Thokozile Angela Matutu, one can not help but be bewildered as to why this regime pays more respect to human heroes more than it does Jehovah God. As much as we truly respect and honour these gallant men and women who fought....

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Church group's opposition stuns advocates of 'tort reform'
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) - So-called tort reform has been an easy sell in states controlled by Republicans, and backers of a lawsuit-limiting proposal on the ballot in Arkansas this fall expected little trouble winning passage until they ran into a surprising obstacle from a reliable conservative ally.

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