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Charleston remembers victims on church shooting anniversary
CHARLESTON, S.C. — CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) — Amid singing and prayer, a communitywide memorial service remembering the victims of the Charleston church shootings got underway Friday in a sports arena a few blocks from Emanuel AME Church. The service marked the one-year anniversary of the shootings....

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A year later, Charleston reflects on mass shooting
Nine churchgoers, all African-American, were shot by a young, white man who entered their Charleston, South Carolina, church, joined their Bible study for an hour and then opened fire. The shooter blamed his victims because of their skin color. After the tragedy, the church could have closed its doors or cut back on public events.

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Charleston remembers victims on church shooting anniversary
CHARLESTON, S.C. — CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) — Amid singing and prayer, a communitywide memorial service remembering the victims of the Charleston church shootings got underway Friday in a sports arena a few blocks from Emanuel AME Church. The service marked the one-year anniversary of the shootings....

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Obama praises Charleston’s ‘unshakeable resilience’ as city remembers shooting victims
Charleston: Amid singing and prayer, a communitywide memorial service remembering the victims of the Charleston church shootings got underway Friday in a sports arena a few blocks from Emanuel AME Church. The service marked the one-year anniversary of the shootings that claimed the lives of nine....

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A year later, Charleston reflects on mass shooting
Nine churchgoers, all African-American, were shot by a young, white man who entered their Charleston, South Carolina, church, joined their Bible study for an hour and then opened fire. The shooter blamed his victims because of their skin color. After the tragedy, the church could have closed its doors or cut back on public events.

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Calgary Church Hosts Interfaith Ramadan Event To Make Syrian Refugees Feel At Home
Muslim refugees starting new lives in Calgary, Canada, got a taste of the community spirit that marks the holy month of Ramadan when they attended an interfaith iftar -- an evening meal to break fast -- hosted by the Church this week. Rockyview Alliance Muslim and Christian volunteers came together....

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Video show woman running over boyfriend after learning he has HIV (Graphic Content)
An Arizona woman struck her boyfriend with her car after learning he was HIV-positive. The victim was riding a bicycle when he was struck by his girlfriend, who was driving a red Ford Mustang. The victim's girlfriend, Misty Lee Wilke, was indicted on charges of attempting to commit second-degree....

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1 year after church shooting, Charleston community pauses to remember updated
CHARLESTON, S.C. ( WCIV ) Charleston is pausing to remember the nine people killed last June at Emanuel AME Church in mass shooting during a Wednesday night Bible study. Friday marks one year since the shooting, and the church is hosting 12 days of events around the city to note the passage of time.

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Shame: Read what usher was caught doing in church
– A 33-year-old usher was arraigned before a Yaba Chief Magistrates’ Court, Lagos for allegedly stealing the general overseer’s $5,000. – The accused is facing a two-count charge of conspiracy and stealing. – The usher was granted bail in the sum of N300,000 with one surety in like sum.

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The Latest: Governor thinks of church victims daily
CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) — The Latest on observances for the anniversary of the Charleston, South Carolina church shootings in which nine people were shot and killed during a Bible study (all times local): 12:20 p.m. South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley says the shootings at Emanuel AME Church changed the state.

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The Latest: Governor thinks of church victims daily
CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) — The Latest on observances for the anniversary of the Charleston, South Carolina church shootings in which nine people were shot and killed during a Bible study (all times local): 12:20 p.m. South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley says the shootings at Emanuel AME Church changed the state.

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'When people hurt, I know hurt': An airport chaplain mourns his 10-year-old son
Every time he sees a plane descending, the Rev. Nace Lanier starts to pray. He believes in spiritual warfare: that there is evil out there and that prayer can ward it off. So each day, as Lanier watches through the floor-to-ceiling windows of Reagan National Airport in Arlington, Virginia, he....

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Four displaced after house fire in Salisbury
SALISBURY, NC (WBTV) - Four people are out of their home after fire overnight in Salisbury. The fire started early this morning on the stove of a home on Heilig Avenue. Firefighters were able to knock down the flames and get it under control quickly. No one was hurt. Copyright 2016 WBTV. All rights reserved.

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Denver community mourns fallen firefighter
LINCOLN COUNTY, NC (WBTV) - The Denver community mourns the death of firefighter Joshua Warren. Steve Owenby is the pastor at Westport Baptist Church in Denver and says Warren was one of the most involved members of the church. He also says it was apparent he was committed to helping others as a firefighter.

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A year later, Charleston church reflects on mass shooting A year later, the grief still feels raw.Nine churchgoers, all African-American, were shot by a
(CNN) A year later, the grief still feels raw. Nine churchgoers, all African-American, were shot by a young, white man who entered their church, joined their Bible study for an hour and then opened fire. The shooter blamed his victims because of their skin color.

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Charleston remembers victims on church shooting anniversary
Amid singing and prayer, a communitywide memorial service remembering the victims of the Charleston church shootings got underway Friday in a sports arena a few blocks from Emanuel AME Church. The service marked the one-year anniversary of the shootings that claimed the lives of nine parishioners during a Bible study at the historic black church.

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Charleston remembers victims on church shooting anniversary
A woman reads the program for a memorial service honoring those killed in last year's shooting at the Mother Emanuel AME Church in Charleston, S.C., Friday, June 17, 2016. Friday marks one year since nine people were shot and killed while studying their Bibles in a basement room at the historic church.

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The Latest: Governor Thinks of Church Victims Daily
The Latest on observances for the anniversary of the Charleston, South Carolina church shootings in which nine people were shot and killed during a Bible study (all times local): 12:20 p.m. South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley says the shootings at Emanuel AME Church changed the state.

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Charleston remembers victims on church shooting anniversary
Members of Mother Emanuel AME church walk together to a memorial service on the anniversary of the shooting in which nine black parishioners were killed during bible study at the historic church in Charleston, S.C., Friday, June 17, 2016. (AP Photo/Chuck Burton) The Associated Press. CHARLESTON, S.C.

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The Latest: Governor thinks of church victims daily
CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) — The Latest on observances for the anniversary of the Charleston, South Carolina church shootings in which nine people were shot and killed during a Bible study (all times local): 12:20 p.m. South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley says the shootings at Emanuel AME Church changed the state.

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Coming Out Saves Lives: The Deadly Potential of Internalized Homophobia Is All Too Real
Omar Mateen was the guy at the bar, drinking alone in the corner. Those who describe him as a regular at Pulse, a nightclub located in Orlando, Florida, say that he was prone to making a scene. Ty Smith, who saw him there frequently, told the Orlando Sentinel , that “he would get so drunk he was loud and belligerent.

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Charleston remembers victims on church shooting anniversary
By BRUCE SMITH Associated Press. CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) - Amid singing and prayer, a communitywide memorial service remembering the victims of the Charleston church shootings got underway Friday in a sports arena a few blocks from Emanuel AME Church. The service marked the one-year anniversary of the....

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Charleston remembers victims on church shooting anniversary
By BRUCE SMITH Associated Press. CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) - Amid singing and prayer, a communitywide memorial service remembering the victims of the Charleston church shootings got underway Friday in a sports arena a few blocks from Emanuel AME Church. The service marked the one-year anniversary of the....

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Slain Charleston Pastor's Wife Recounts His Last Moments
Charleston shooting survivor Jennifer Pinckney is speaking exclusively with TODAY’s Craig Melvin, one year after gunman Dylann Roof entered the Emanuel A.M.E. Church in Charleston, South Carolina and killed nine people. Her late husband, Rev. Clementa Pickney, was the pastor at the church, and was....

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Charleston remembers victims on church shooting anniversary
By BRUCE SMITH Associated Press. CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) - Amid singing and prayer, a communitywide memorial service remembering the victims of the Charleston church shootings got underway Friday in a sports arena a few blocks from Emanuel AME Church. The service marked the one-year anniversary of the....

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Charleston remembers victims on church shooting anniversary
A woman reads the program for a memorial service honoring those killed in last year's shooting at the Mother Emanuel AME Church in Charleston, S.C., Friday, June 17, 2016. Friday marks one year since nine people were shot and killed while studying their Bibles in a basement room at the historic church.

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