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What To Say, What To Do
"I feel helpless and lost in all this, like I'm far removed, but I don't want to be." "I want to be part of making change, not to just sit idle. " "As a white pastor, what are my boundaries? What is off limits and what is not?" "At what point do we take a risk?" "How do we know if our 'constructive....

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Morgantown Boy pens heart warming letter to flood survivors
RONCEVERTE - Inspiring, selfless and motivating. Those are just a few words used to describe Daishan Kelly. "I just love to make books, books is my thing," Kelly said in Skype interview sitting alongside his mother, Melanie Kelly. Daishon is 9-years-old and has already seen his fare share off tough times.

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Ground radar finds hundreds of graves at historic site
NEW YORK Specialists using ground-penetrating radar have detected hundreds of previously undiscovered gravesites in an African-American burial ground that dates to the 1830s. The New York Landmarks Conservancy announced the discovery Monday at Staten Island’s Rossville A.M.E.

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Black, White Police Officers Join Hands In Prayer In Dallas
After a tragic and deadly week, many Americans found themselves at church searching for answers. Anger over police brutality redoubled last week after officers fatally shot two black men ― in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and Philando Castile in Falcon Heights, Minnesota.

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Ground radar finds hundreds of graves at historic site
Sandy Ground, within walking distance of piers and docks, was settled by African-American oystermen escaping restrictive farming laws in the Chesapeake Bay. More than 150 families eventually moved there and prospered, owning their own homes, businesses and property.

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Ground radar finds hundreds of graves at historic site
The New York Landmarks Conservancy announced the discovery Monday at Staten Island's Rossville A.M.E. Zion Church Cemetery, part of the historic Sandy Ground community that was among the nation's first free-black settlements. Before the radar survey, there were 97 known burial sites, many marked by headstones, on the 1.

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Vigilante Group Nabs Boko Haram Members In Lagos State
This past weekend, six Boko Haram members were arrested in Lagos State by a civilian Joint Task Force. It was alleged that the suspects’ identities matched those on the list of 100 most wanted terrorists released recently by the military. Five of the terrorists were identified as Ibrahim Ali,....

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Hendersonville still recovering from storms
Hendersonville road crews and home owners were still busy Monday cleaning up the damage left from two powerful thunderstorms last week. Strong winds ripped through several parts of the city at around 9 p.m. on Friday cracking two Nashville Electric Service poles in half at the entrance of the....

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Ground radar finds hundreds of graves at historic site
NEW YORK (AP) — Specialists using ground-penetrating radar have detected hundreds of previously undiscovered gravesites in an African-American burial ground that dates to the 1830s. The New York Landmarks Conservancy announced the discovery Monday at Staten Island's Rossville A.M.E.

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8:13 PM
Former governor of old Oyo State and erudite mathematician, Dr. Victor Omololu-Olunloyo on Sunday, 10th July 2016, met with the General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), Pastor Enoch Adeboye during the inauguration of the Region 21 church auditorium in Ibadan.

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Cinema in Focus: ‘Me Before You’
Due perhaps to the focus on the romantic journey between this young man and his caregiver, the morality of his decision is not discussed except as it affects his or her ability to “live boldly.” The handsome young quadriplegic is Will Traynor ( Sam Claflin ), a rich, athletic, debonair 31-year-old....

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Baton Rouge race relations under new scrutiny after Alton Sterling shooting
BATON ROUGE — "Pink Lives Matter" and "I can't breathe," the Mardi Gras parade float proclaimed as it rolled through Louisiana's capital city, showing a flamingo being beaten with a police baton. The racial divide in Baton Rouge is as old as the city itself. And its annual parade in the Spanish Town neighborhood often features crude humor.

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'He never texted me back': Dallas pastor talks of trying to contact friend night he was killed
At the packed Watermark Dallas evangelical church on Sunday, Pastor Todd Wagner spoke about the ensuing chaos from Thursday, when five Dallas police officers were gunned down, and how he texted a few of his friends on the force, including church member Michael Smith. "He never texted me back," said Wagner.

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Anticipating The Future 'Black Lives Matter' National Park
It is no more optimistic to envision a 'Black Lives Matter' National Monument in our future than it would have been to imagine the Selma to Montgomery National Historic Trail on "Bloody Sunday" 1965. That day when the hounds of hell were loosed upon Dr.

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CENTRAL CHRISTIAN SCHOOL GRADUATES 12 STUDENTS
A packed Central Baptist Church cheered on the 2016 graduates of the Central Christian School as they were told to “reach for the stars” at a graduation ceremony held on Monday 4th July, 2016. Among the awardees were Valedictorian, Dejanae Christmas and Salutatorian, Aaron Campbell.

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In moment of crisis, Dallas feels like a small town
The Dallas Morning News. Officer W. C. Humphrey embraces Kristen Duncan, 25, of Arlington, Texas, during the Black Lives Matter rally on Sunday, July 10, 2016 in Dallas. (Ting Shen/The Dallas Morning News via AP) In trying times like these, even a city of 1.3 million people can feel like a small town.

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Alton Sterling's aunt visited a Dallas megachurch on Sunday: 'I just had to come'
The woman who raised Alton Sterling arrived in Dallas sleepless and in shock. It hadn't even been a week since her nephew was pinned to the ground and fatally shot by white police officers in Baton Rouge. She had not yet found time to grieve. First, she had to travel to the city that had risen up in....

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CMPD Chief Putney among those at funeral for fallen trainee
Friends, family and the 174th recruitment class for the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department all attended Jeremy Moseley’s funeral today at 11 a.m. Moseley, 29, was a candidate for an officer position within the department. He died unexpectedly during fitness training last Tuesday.

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HURIWA blames increasing sectarian killings on lopsided security appointments
Addressing journalists in Abuja on the increasing spate of sectarian killings in the North-central Nigeria, the National Coordinator of the group, Comrade Emmanuel Onwubiko noted that there had been a lot of clamour that the President Muhammadu Buhari administration had always appointed people from....

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Race relations in Baton Rouge: New tensions revive an old issue
BATON ROUGE, La. — "Pink Lives Matter" and "I can't breathe," the Mardi Gras parade float proclaimed as it rolled through Louisiana's capital city, showing a flamingo being beaten with a police baton. The racial divide in Baton Rouge is as old as the city itself. And its annual parade in the Spanish Town neighborhood often features crude humor.

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Healing in shootings' wake: Civic leaders raise call for dialogue in police, gun violence
In the wake of three officer-involved shootings last week that garnered massive national media attention, local community organizers and law enforcement are asking for more public discourse beyond mourning and prayer. On Tuesday in Louisiana, Alton Sterling was shot by officers outside the....

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‘People won’t be fooled by politicking’
INDEPENDENT MEDIA Tshwane mayoral candidate Thoko Didiza during her door-to-door campaign at Ekangala township. Picture: Oupa Mokoena Pretoria - People on the ground will not be fooled by the political utterances of party leaders, who speak on television and in Parliament.

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Ize -Iyamu Faulted on Claim of Making Oshiomhole Governor
Adibe Emenyonu in Benin City. A member of the Edo State House of Assembly, Mr Crosby Eribo has described as untrue and laughable claims by the factional candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Edo state, Pastor Osagie Ize-Iyamu that they made Adams Oshiomhole governor of the state.

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Some blacks and Latinos say conversation on race and policing is being forgotten
Across the Dallas-Fort Worth area Sunday, in church meetings and street protests, blacks and Latinos called for tough conversations on race and policing -- conversations many feared were being eclipsed by the outpouring of concern over an ambush on officers in downtown Dallas on Thursday.

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Beware Of Fake Men Of God – Pastor Anita Oyakhilome
When people talk about winning souls these days, I feel absolutely concerned for the so-called souls. It looks to me like a lion on a breakfast mission, in search for his hunt; he hides behind the grass for an unwise lamb that would wander away from the herd insearch of fresh grass. This will be an easy catch and good feast for the lion’s plate.

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S.C. megachurch fires founder over alcohol abuse
ANDERSON, S.C. --- NewSpring Church, one of the fastest growing churches in South Carolina and the nation, removed its senior pastor and founder over alcohol abuse and a series of "unfortunate choices and decisions" on Sunday. Perry Noble, who founded NewSpring Church, is "no longer qualified to....

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