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Nation-Now Worshipers pray to make sense of Dallas tragedy
DALLAS — Worshipers across this shocked city struggled Sunday to make sense of the deaths of five police officers by a black gunman who said he deliberately targeted them for being white. “It’s a surreal moment,” said Edward Washington, a former sheriff’s deputy and now a chaplain as he left a worship service.

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S. Carolina megachurch ousts founder as senior pastor
ANDERSON, S.C. The founder of South Carolina’s massive NewSpring Church has been ousted as senior pastor over problems including alcohol use. The Independent Mail in Anderson reports ( https://goo.gl/1yPf95 ) that another church leader, executive pastor Shane Duffey, announced at a Sunday service that the Christian church had removed the Rev.

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S. Carolina megachurch ousts founder as senior pastor
ANDERSON, S.C. (AP) — The founder of South Carolina's massive NewSpring Church has been ousted as senior pastor over problems including alcohol use. The Independent Mail in Anderson reports (https://goo.gl/1yPf95 ) that another church leader, executive pastor Shane Duffey, announced at a Sunday service that the Christian church had removed the Rev.

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S. Carolina megachurch ousts founder as senior pastor
ANDERSON, S.C. (AP) — The founder of South Carolina’s massive NewSpring Church has been ousted as senior pastor over problems including alcohol use. The Independent Mail in Anderson reports (https://goo.gl/1yPf95 ) that another church leader, executive pastor Shane Duffey, announced at a Sunday service that the Christian church had removed the Rev.

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Vigil emphasizes spreading love after shootings
A white chaplain and a black pastor organized the candlelight vigil at Strong-Thorne mortuary, which emphasized love and the togetherness it can bring. In between the speakers' messages and the lighting of candles, the crowd of about 60 stood and hugged each other. Many were strangers, but they said "I love you" to each other.

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Nation-Now Worshipers pray to make sense of Dallas tragedy
DALLAS — Worshipers across this shocked city struggled Sunday to make sense of the deaths of five police officers by a black gunman who said he deliberately targeted them for being white. “It’s a surreal moment,” said Edward Washington, a former sheriff’s deputy and now a chaplain as he left a worship service.

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Is Buhari going to continue to pretend corruption is not in his administration?
Editor’s note: President Muhammadu Buhari has reiterated that he would fight corruption out of Nigeria’s system and that has been one area where he has received commendation. In this opinion however, Churchill Okonkwo points out that the president needs to look inward in his fight against corruption as the menace exists in his administration.

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Nation-Now Worshipers pray to make sense of Dallas tragedy
DALLAS — Worshipers across this shocked city struggled Sunday to make sense of the deaths of five police officers by a black gunman who said he deliberately targeted them for being white. “It’s a surreal moment,” said Edward Washington, a former sheriff’s deputy and now a chaplain as he left a worship service.

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Nation-Now Worshipers pray to make sense of Dallas tragedy
DALLAS — Worshipers across this shocked city struggled Sunday to make sense of the deaths of five police officers by a black gunman who said he deliberately targeted them for being white. “It’s a surreal moment,” said Edward Washington, a former sheriff’s deputy and now a chaplain as he left a worship service.

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He saw the flames, he saw the danger and still, he rushed to help
On a morning like any other, Turner Lagpacan was driving to work when he passed a traffic accident that was about to change his life and earn him two prestigious awards. Lagpacan, a former Sedgwick County EMT, was one of 23 people nationwide who received a Carnegie Medal for heroism last week.

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In wake of racially-charged killings, South Floridians turn to prayer, reconciliation
After a week of racially-charged killings that rocked the nation, many South Floridians sought solace and community in Sunday church services, seeking to replace grief and despair with reason to hope. "Many people are wondering what's gone wrong with our world," Bishop Henry Fernandez told several....

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He saw the flames, he saw the danger and still, he rushed to help
On a morning like any other, Turner Lagpacan was driving to work when he passed a traffic accident that was about to change his life and earn him two prestigious awards. Lagpacan, a former Sedgwick County EMT, was one of 23 people nationwide who received a Carnegie Medal for heroism last week.

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S. Carolina megachurch ousts founder as senior pastor
GREENVILLE, S.C. (AP) - Leaders of a South Carolina megachurch say its founder has been ousted as senior pastor over issues including alcohol use. The Greenville News reports ( https://goo.gl/2Uth7r ) that another one of the church's pastors, Shane Duffey, announced at a Sunday service that NewSpring Church had removed the Rev.

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News Minute: Here is the latest South Carolina news from The Associated Press at 11:40 a.m. EDT
ANDERSON, S.C. (AP) - Leaders of a South Carolina megachurch say its founder has been ousted as senior pastor over issues including alcohol use. The church's executive pastor, Shane Duffey, announced at a Sunday service that NewSpring Church had removed the Rev. Perry Noble on July 1. CHARLOTTE, N.C.

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In Religious Services, Americans Seek Healing After Violence
In religious services around the country Sunday, Americans mourned and sought to heal after a week in which five law enforcement officers were killed in Dallas and two African American men died in fatal shootings by police in Minnesota and Louisiana. At The Potter's House megachurch in Dallas, Bishop T.

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Here and Now
June 26, 2016 Coming up, 50 years of educating children at the Storefront Academy in Harlem. Also ahead, schools devastated by Boko Haram terrorist in Nigeria get help from the women of a New Jersey church. Plus, a new movie, "Where Hearts Lie" set in Brooklyn, and taking on some tough topics: single parenting and mental illness.

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How to enjoy a corruption-free day
If enough honest people in a corrupt nation refuse to pay bribes, say experts, corruption would start to disappear. But how to rally the honest to take such a stand? On Wednesday, the southern African country of Zimbabwe showed the world what might be possible.

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Dallas sniper victims included fathers, volunteers, veteran
They were spouses and parents. They volunteered in schools and at church. And they had sworn to serve and protect. The five officers killed in Thursday’s sniper attack in Dallas are being remembered for their character and service to others. The attack also injured seven officers and two civilians. Here’s a closer look at the victims: A COPS’ COP.

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Peaceful protests held in Charlotte in wake of deadly officer-involved shootings
CHARLOTTE, NC (WBTV) - After Alton Sterling and Philando Castile were shot and killed by police officers this week, protesters throughout the nation rallied against this kind of violence. On Saturday, the Black Lives Matter movement continued those rallies in Charlotte.

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Tri-State churches grapple with message in wake of violence
Clergy addressed the difficult challenges faced by the nation today in the wake of two black men shot and killed by police in Minnesota and Louisiana, as well as an attack on police that left five officers dead in Dallas. They spoke of the searing violence that has ripped across the nation and turned horribly tragic.

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Dallas sniper victims included fathers, volunteers, veteran
They were spouses and parents. They volunteered in schools and at church. And they had sworn to serve and protect. The five officers killed in Thursday’s sniper attack in Dallas are being remembered for their character and service to others. The attack also injured seven officers and two civilians. Here’s a closer look at the victims: A COPS’ COP.

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Community Rallies To Pray For Jenks Coach Allan Trimble
JENKS, Oklahoma - A community prayer rally will be held Sunday night for Jenks Trojans Head Football Coach Allan Trimble. Trimble, who has coached at Jenks since 1991, was recently diagnosed with ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig disease. It is a progressive disease that affects the brain, spinal cord and muscle movement.

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Zimbabwe: Anger, Fear Grip Harare Protest Hotspots
Fires from burning tyres that raged fiercely last week on most roads in Harare's Epworth and Mufakose during the mass protests have since fizzled into black soot. But for the communities and the victims of police brutality, the memories are still fresh and will remain etched in their minds for a very long time.

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Edo 2016: Over 100 PDP youths defects to APC
No fewer than 100 youths in Oredo Local government Area of Edo state, yesterday defected to the All Progressives Congress, APC from the People’s Democratic Party, PDP saying Mr Godwin Obaseki’s agenda for Edo people is 100 percent guaranteed. The youths under the aegis of 100 Per Cent Edo Youth....

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Preach through character: Church pays homage to Edhi
KARACHI: Instead of words, we should preach through our character and follow the path of Jesus and people like humanitarian Abdul Sattar Edhi, said pastor Saith Gill at Central Brooks Memorial Church on Sunday morning where special prayers were offered.

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Osinbajo’s wife visits family of murdered Redeemed preacher
Adelani Adepegba Abuja. The Wife of the Vice President, Mrs. Dolapo Osinbajo, on Sunday, visited the family of the late Assistant Pastor of the Divine Touch Parish of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), Abuja, who was murdered while evangelising, Saturday morning. The 42 year-old mother of seven, Mrs.

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