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EGR European Gospel Radio

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Missing woman Lucy-Ann Kesick left 'disturbing' letters for family, her mom says
The mother of Lucy-Ann Kesick, a 53-year-old woman who went missing in Winnipeg this week, says she's mystified and worried by her daughter's disappearance — especially after she left behind several letters at their church. Winnipeg police are asking the public for any information that could help....

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When and where to see Republican National Convention speakers Mike Pence, Ted Cruz, Newt Gingrich and Eric Trump tonight on TV, radio and the Internet
Political conventions When and where to see Republican National Convention speakers Mike Pence, Ted Cruz, Newt Gingrich and Eric Trump tonight on TV, radio and the Internet. Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Tex., looks over the convention floor during a sound check before the third day of the Republican National Convention in Cleveland, Wednesday, July 20, 2016.

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The Latest: Gunman's manifesto describe his actions
This undated photo made available by the East Baton Rouge Sheriff's Office shows deputy Brad Garafola. Garafola and at least two other Baton Rouge law enforcement officers investigating a report of a man with an assault rifle were killed Sunday, July 17, 2016, less than two weeks after a black man....

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Holidays in the Alps, keen home cooks and the daughters of clergymen: GUY ADAMS explains how Theresa May and Angela Merkel have much more in common than they had let on
Angela Merkel, 62: Has a wardrobe of rainbow-coloured suit jackets, which she teams up with flattering slim-line black trousers. A handbag woman who, like May, prefers large, brightly coloured designer numbers which sometimes clash with her suits. HOLIDAYS.

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Black Lives Matter activists in Rio to highlight racism
RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) The Rio de Janeiro Olympic Games could prove deadly for the city's poor black people, a delegation of U.S. activists from the Black Lives Matter movement and local activist groups warned Wednesday. The American activists were on a four-day visit to Rio aimed at highlighting the....

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Black Lives Matter activists in Rio to highlight racism
A police officer stands in front a banner that reads in Portuguese: “Racism is useful to arrest, judge, torture and kill” during a demonstration against racism and police violence, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Wednesday, July 20, 2016. A delegation ... RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) - The Rio de Janeiro Olympic....

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Author Amy Gentry embraces the thrill in ‘Good as Gone’
Perhaps best known as a book, film and culture critic for venues such as the Chicago Tribune and the Austin Chronicle as well as a feminist activist, Gentry is an ebullient presence even before coffee, all large hair and eyes, animated and funny and engaging even when discussing the darkest subjects.

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Black Lives Matter Activists in Rio to Highlight Racism
The Rio de Janeiro Olympic Games could prove deadly for the city's poor black people, a delegation of U.S. activists from the Black Lives Matter movement and local activist groups warned Wednesday. The American activists were on a four-day visit to Rio aimed at highlighting the risks posed by the....

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Expect 30-plus demonstrations at DNC
Members of disparate groups have collaborated to create a handbook for marchers, a schedule of events and even their own newspaper. On Wednesday, the DNC Action Committee, which is working to coordinate the many planned protests and rallies, released information on more than 30 demonstrations and....

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Black Lives Matter activists in Rio to highlight racism
RIO DE JANEIRO The Rio de Janeiro Olympic Games could prove deadly for the city’s poor black people, a delegation of U.S. activists from the Black Lives Matter movement and local activist groups warned Wednesday. The American activists were on a four-day visit to Rio aimed at highlighting the risks....

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Black Lives Matter activists in Rio to highlight racism
A police officer stands in front a banner that reads in Portuguese: “Racism is useful to arrest, judge, torture and kill” during a demonstration against racism and police violence, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Wednesday, July 20, 2016. A delegation of activists from the Black Lives Matter movement is....

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Black Lives Matter activists in Rio to highlight racism
A police officer stands in front a banner that reads in Portuguese: "Racism is useful to arrest, judge, torture and kill" during a demonstration against racism and police violence, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Wednesday, July 20, 2016. A delegation of activists from the Black Lives Matter movement is....

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Featured letter: A meditation on faith, Dallas and the devil
Much as we try to separate church and state, the July 12 memorial service for the five officers killed in Dallas the week before offered a powerful reminder of how faith and life intersect. “I believe our sorrow can make us a better country,” President Obama said. “I believe our righteous anger can be transformed into more justice and more peace.

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Black Lives Matter activists in Rio to highlight racism
The American activists were on a four-day visit to Rio aimed at highlighting the risks posed by the giant Olympic security apparatus in a country where a United Nations report has concluded law enforcement officers are responsible for a "significant portion" of the nearly 60,000 annual violent deaths.

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St Vincent man jailed for raping foster child
KINGSTOWN, St Vincent (CMC) A 63-year-old man was sentenced to 12 years in prison after he was found guilty of three counts of rape and one count of indecent assault against his foster daughter, 12 years ago. Benjamin “Ben” Roberts from the west coast community of Mahoe, Lowmans, had been accused of....

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Houston mayor delays release of Alva Braziel shooting video
Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner has vowed to release video from a police shooting earlier this month in which city officers killed a black man reportedly waving a gun. The mayor's office initially planned to release the video Wednesday afternoon, but postponed the released until Thursday so that the....

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Vanuatu church leaders commit to ending violence in their homes
Nearly 100 chiefs and church ministers in Vanuatu have committed to ending violence within their own families. They attended recent workshops by the Channels of Hope programme to learn how they could provide effective counselling on family violence within their communities.

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Black Lives Matter activists in Rio to highlight racism
RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — The Rio de Janeiro Olympic Games could prove deadly for the city’s poor black people, a delegation of U.S. activists from the Black Lives Matter movement and local activist groups warned Wednesday. The American activists were on a four-day visit to Rio aimed at highlighting the....

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Harrison City church’s volunteers work to help military K-9s
Updated 23 minutes ago The Helping Hands volunteer group at Penn-Zion's Lutheran Church in Harrison City is always looking for ways to help the community. They collected and created items to donate to U.S. military K-9s and their handlers. “We had the group make a number of different toys for the....

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City and community leaders discuss local issues during Town Hall
iHeart Media hosted a Town Hall meeting to hold a conversation between city and community leaders. "Our problem right now is there are hurts that exist and people aren't listening to the hurting community," Rev. Keith Norman, president of the Memphis NAACP chapter, said. The meeting examined issues that continue to plague the area.

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Vatican emissary squashed Archbishop Nienstedt investigation, memo says
One of the documents is a memo written by an archdiocese priest regarding the halted internal investigation into sexual improprieties by Nienstedt. Nienstedt, the document says, had a social relationship with former priest Curtis Wehmeyer that could have interfered with any disciplining of the St. Paul priest.

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Black church leaders rally the faithful against violence, for unity
But the voices raised Tuesday night at Shiloh Temple International Ministries weren't raised in anger or in protest. They were singing, stomping, preaching and shouting praises to the Lord and blessings to a community caught in a cycle of anger and fear after the police shootings of black men in Falcon Heights and Baton Rouge, La.

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No LGBT Pride Month in Hillsborough County, commissioners decide
Commissioner Kevin Beckner's proposal came in the wake of last month's massacre at a gay nightclub in Orlando that left 49 people dead. He said it would help Hillsborough take another step forward after its own struggles to embrace the LGBT community here.

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Prosecution closes case
THE prosecution in the case of Rabindar Singh yesterday closed its case after calling their fifth and final witness. Mr Singh, a bus checker, who is alleged to have caused the tragic deaths of a mother and her daughter at the Suva bus stand on May 6, 2014 is standing trial before Justice Salesi Temo at the High Court in Suva.

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Jobless graduates plot mega anti-Mugabe demo 24,903
HARARE - 15 comments With the Zimbabwean economy continuing to die, and poverty and unemployment rates reaching catastrophic levels, jobless university and other college graduates are the latest disaffected constituency planning their own mega demonstration against the government with a massive “million-man” march scheduled for early next month.

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Nation-Now Mother grieves loss of 2nd son in a month
HOUSTON For the second time in less than a month, a mother is grieving the death of a son. Two brothers were killed just weeks apart -- both believed to be the unintended victims of gunfire. Just Tuesday night, KHOU 11 News aired a story about 19-year-old named Daquarius Tucker , who was shot and....

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