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Student-pastor, 28, bags 3 years imprisonment for burglary
An Osogbo Magistrates’ Court in Osun State on Friday sentenced a 28-year-old student-pastor, Akintunde Olatunde, to three years’ imprisonment for burglary. The magistrate, Mr Olusola Aluko, in his judgment, said the convict should be kept behind bars due to the magnitude of his offence or pay an option of N24,000 fine.

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Religious leaders reexamine words after Orlando gay club massacre
ORLANDO, Fla., (Reuters) – From pulpits in Orlando and beyond, church leaders are reckoning with religious views often hostile to homosexuality after a gunman killed 49 people at a gay nightclub, with some wondering if they are contributing to breeding contempt. At a prayer service soon after the worst mass shooting in modern U.

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Gus Dur's wife iftar event moved after protests
An inter-religious breaking-of-the-fast gathering, or iftar, attended by former first lady Sinta Nuriyah Abdurrahman Wahid on Thursday had to be relocated following protests from an Islamic mass organization who opposed the event being held in a church in Semarang, Central Java.

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Ojo Maduekwe: I Sold Akara to Assist My Mum Feed the Family
His aged but graceful face comes alive with the sparkle in his eye balls as he stands before an august audience in Canada. His enthusiasm and camaraderie are infectious. As he introduces Nigeria’s Vice President Namadi Sambo to the Canadian Prime Minister, his grin widens –mission accomplished.

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Churches plan retirement celebrations, art workshops, spaghetti dinners and more
Mass and healing service: Alan Ames will present a Mass, talk and healing service at St. James Catholic Church, 4720 N. 90th St., at 5:30 p.m. Saturday, June 18. For more information, call 402-333-4831. Retirement celebration: St. Paul United Methodist Church, 5410 Corby St., will honor retiring lead pastor, the Rev.

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Religious conservatives attempt balance in Orlando response
PHILADELPHIA – The massacre at a gay nightclub has tested the limits of the "love the sinner, hate the sin" approach to homosexuality by conservative religious leaders. The faith leaders have overwhelmingly expressed grief over the loss of life in Orlando, led vigils around the country, offered....

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Pastor urges - forgiveness, kindness among Christians
"Bear with each other and forgive one another. If any of you have grievance against another forgive as the Lord forgave you." - Colossians 3:13-14. This portion of scripture is one of the many lessons the Bible teaches about forgiveness. Christians fighting against Christians cannot be at peace with their Heavenly Father.

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NCU staff urged to grow, progress
NCU staff urged. to grow, progress. As the board and administrators of the Northern Caribbean University (NCU) seek to move the institution forward through strategised visioning, a strong warning has been given by Pastor Charles Brevitt, who is adamant that there needs to be change. "If we are going to move this institution forward, we need unity.

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Park Board asked to repent but largely silent when queried the day after
The board was exhorted Wednesday at its bi-weekly meeting by Pastor Virginia Jones to repent. “The Bible says you have to repent. That means turn from your ways. Turn from your wicked ways,” Jones told the nine commissioners. As of this writing, southwest Commissioner Brad Bourn expressed something....

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Religious leaders reexamine words after Orlando gay club massacre
ORLANDO, Fla. From pulpits in Orlando and beyond, church leaders are reckoning with religious views often hostile to homosexuality after a gunman killed 49 people at a gay nightclub, with some wondering if they are contributing to breeding contempt. At a prayer service soon after the worst mass shooting in modern U.

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Religious leaders reexamine words after Orlando gay club massacre
By Letitia Stein. ORLANDO, Fla. (Reuters) - From pulpits in Orlando and beyond, church leaders are reckoning with religious views often hostile to homosexuality after a gunman killed 49 people at a gay nightclub, with some wondering if they are contributing to breeding contempt. At a prayer service soon after the worst mass shooting in modern U.

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Hempfield wins PIAA Class AAAA softball title in eight-inning pitchers' duel
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. Eventually, one team had to score. A fast and furious eighth inning made sure it was Hempfield. Alexa Pastor’s walk-off sacrifice fly to score Jordan Sterling lifted the Spartans past Avon Grove, 1-0, to win the PIAA Class AAAA softball championship Friday at Penn State.

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Forgive Charleston's mass killer? Forgive Orlando's?
This June 18, 2015, file photo, provided by the Charleston County Sheriff's Office shows Dylann Roof. (Charleston County Sheriff's Office via AP, file) Deonka Drayton was one of the 49 people killed inside Pulse nightclub in Orlando early Sunday morning.

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Kaduna Christian Association Rejects Oritsejafor’s Successor’s Kangaroo Election
The Kaduna State chapter of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) today declared their rejection of a kangaroo election held last week to pick a successor for CAN’s erstwhile national president, Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor. SaharaReporters reported extensively on plans by Pastor Oritsejafor and his....

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Pastor’s sacrifice fly lifts Hempfield softball to PIAA championship
Updated less than a minute ago UNIVERSITY PARK — Hempfield softball coach Bob Kalp rarely shows emotion after a softball game — win or lose. Friday as Jordan Sterling slid home with the winning run in the bottom of the eighth inning in the PIAA Class AAAA championship at Penn State's Beard Field, the veteran coach pumped his fist.

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Park Board asked to repent but largely silent
The board was exhorted Wednesday at its bi-weekly meeting by Pastor Virginia Jones to repent. “The Bible says you have to repent. That means turn from your ways. Turn from your wicked ways,” Jones told the nine commissioners. As of this writing, southwest Commissioner Brad Bourn expressed something....

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Politics: Kaparo now seeks powers to bar hatemongers from elections
NCIC Chairman Francis ole Kaparo addresses the Press after a breakfast meeting organised by Noreb and Christ is the answer church (citam) at Queen’s Garden Hotel in Eldoret, yesteray. County Assembly Speaker’s forum Albert Kuchei (right) and Pastor John Nguuh of Citam church Eldoret were present.

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Charleston stops to remember church shooting victims during memorial service
Clementa Pinckney, 41, was the beloved pastor of Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church, one of the country's oldest black churches, and had been a state legislator for 19 years. He has been remembered as a 'giant' and a 'legend' by his peers. Just one year after graduating from Allen University....

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West Cork man’s part in 1916 Rising event in Gaelic club in Connecticut
A CASTLETOWNSHEND native, now resident in Connecticut, is behind what he believes may be the only commemoration of the centenary of the Easter Rising in the US. Paddy O’Connell, a native of Castletownshend, was the driving force in bringing about the production and erection of a monument to the....

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Dads do things differently — and that’s OK
Dads do things differently, and for some of us moms that can produce anxiety, especially when it comes to our children’s safety. I’d prefer to prevent my daughters, Donae, 8, and Rhonda-Rene, 5, from getting a scraped knee climbing a tree, as opposed to their dad’s approach.

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Hundreds gather to remember Charleston church victims
The most infamous of mass shootings this year occurred in Charleston, when a white male was accused of walking into Mother Emanuel AME Church in Charleston and shooting to death eight black parishioners and their pastor, Sen. Clementa Pinckney, after a Bible study meeting.

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Nation Now Hundreds gather to remember Charleston church victims
The most infamous of mass shootings this year occurred in Charleston, when a white male was accused of walking into Mother Emanuel AME Church in Charleston and shooting to death eight black parishioners and their pastor, Sen. Clementa Pinckney, after a Bible study meeting.

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Swan, Sarno hold moment of silence on anniversary of Charleston shooting
SPRINGFIELD -- Bishop Talbert W. Swan II and Mayor Domenic Sarno held a moment of silence on the steps of City Hall to memorialize the one-year anniversary of the shooting that killed nine people at the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston, S.C.

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Community mourns slain Loveland teen Ashley Doolittle
LOVELAND It was standing room only Friday morning at St. John the Evangelist Catholic Parish as approximately 700 people gathered to remember Ashley Doolittle's life. Father Steve Adams lead the Mass of Christian Burial and spoke at length about dealing with the Loveland teen's untimely and violent death.

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Charleston remembers victims on church shooting anniversary
South Carolina's governor somberly held up programs from the funerals of the victims of the Charleston church shootings, saying Friday during a memorial service that the faith of those victims showed how to heal in the aftermath of still another mass shooting. "As for me, I will forever know that there are angels on Earth," said Gov.

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Mourners recall Charleston church victims at service
By BRUCE SMITH Associated Press. CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) - South Carolina's governor somberly held up programs from the funerals of the victims of the Charleston church shootings, saying Friday during a memorial service that the faith of those victims showed how to heal in the aftermath of still another mass shooting.

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