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Our mission is to spread the Gospel to the World on Shortwave, AM/Medium Wave, Satellite radio, TV and the Internet
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14 dead again in grisly Bungoma road accident involving PSV and cane tractor
- The accident happened at Maliki on the Webuye-Kitale road after a PSV collided with a cane tractor. - Angry residents resorted to torching the tractor blaming its driver for the deadly crash. - 14 other passengers were killed on the same road barely six days ago.

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'Positivity whispers and negativity shouts.' As a pastor and CEO, he helps troubled kids.
A bow tie and colorful socks reflect Bruce Stanley's cheerful demeanor, but he’s seen some tough things during his 12 years as pastor, CEO and president of the Methodist Home for Children in Raleigh. Stanley, 61, talks about the challenges of his work and how mental health assessments could play a role in curbing school shootings.

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Turkey threatens retaliation if new bill stops F-35 sale
WASHINGTON — The Turkish government has vowed reprisals if the U.S. Congress passes a defense policy bill that prevents the sale of fighter jets to Ankara. Lockheed Martin-made F-35 The Senate Armed Services Committee on Thursday passed its version of the $716 billion National Defense Authorization....

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Pope appoints auxiliary Bishop for Enugu catholic diocese
The Holy Father, Pope Francis has appointed Rev. Fr Ernest Obodo as auxiliary bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Enugu, Nigeria. The appointment was made in a release by Vatican Press Office on Friday. Obodo before the appointment was rector of the Saint Bernard Senior Seminary Hostel and lecturer at the Bigard Memorial Seminary in Enugu.

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How does a film on lesbianism help Kenya’s economy? Ezekiel Mutua
- Ezekiel Mutua defended himself against claims he was killing creativity in the film industry. - According to Mutua, KFCB only banned one gay film and that did not affect the industry. - Mutua claimed the film did not help the economy in any way and was justified to ban it.

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DETROIT - May 18, 1927 is etched into the fabric of a small Michigan town. Bath Township, known for being home to the worst mass murder at a school in U.S. history, is about 100 miles northwest of Detroit. In 1927, the town of about 300 people was the victim of a gruesome attack at its school.

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Deaf couple weds in Kiambu
Peter Thuo 36, and Marion Kathambi 33, marry at New Life Impartation Church in Nderi, Kiambu. PHOTO | MWANGI MUIRURI | NATION MEDIA GROUP Advertisement. By MWANGI MUIRURI They strode along the aisle leading to the alter placidly, their resplendent wedding attire the immediate attraction to those....

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Iowa Dutch family remembers the day Iowa outlawed their language
Hidden deep within the archives of the Iowa State Historical Building, lies a letter dated August 26, 1918. It was addressed to the governor of Iowa, who replied that the information contained therein had been forwarded to Iowa's Secret Service. The letter was signed by three businessmen in Taintor, Iowa, asking that Bertha Van Wyk be deported.

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2 members of secretive sect plead guilty to fraud charges
ASHEVILLE, N.C. (AP) — A father and son who belong to a secretive evangelical church in North Carolina pleaded guilty Friday to federal criminal charges in an unemployment benefits scheme that former congregants have said was part of a plan to keep money flowing into the church.

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2 members of secretive sect plead guilty to fraud charges
ASHEVILLE, N.C. (AP) - A father and son who belong to a secretive evangelical church in North Carolina pleaded guilty Friday to federal criminal charges in an unemployment benefits scheme that former congregants have said was part of a plan to keep money flowing into the church.

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Senate panel targets Turkey's participation in F-35 program
The Senate Armed Services Committee’s version of an annual defense policy bill has three provisions targeting Turkey, a NATO ally with which the United States has had increasing tensions. Two provisions in the committee’s version of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) relate to Turkey’s....

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2 members of secretive sect plead guilty to fraud charges
A father and son who belong to a secretive evangelical church in North Carolina pleaded guilty Friday to federal criminal charges in an unemployment benefits scheme that former congregants have said was part of a plan to keep money flowing into the church.

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Hundreds of migrant children are being separated from parents — and US officials can't keep track
U.S. officials are jailing and separating even more migrant parents from children, NBC News reported this week. Attorney General Jeff Sessions' policy extends to misdemeanor charges for first-time improper entry, according to the report. The tactic is expected to compound an existing problem:....

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2 members of secretive sect plead guilty to fraud charges
By EMERY P. DALESIO and HOLBROOK MOHR Associated Press. ASHEVILLE, N.C. (AP) - A father and son who belong to a secretive evangelical church in North Carolina pleaded guilty Friday to federal criminal charges in an unemployment benefits scheme that former congregants have said was part of a plan to keep money flowing into the church.

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2 members of secretive sect plead guilty to fraud charges
ASHEVILLE, N.C. (AP) - A father and son who belong to a secretive evangelical church in North Carolina pleaded guilty Friday to federal criminal charges in an unemployment benefits scheme that former congregants have said was part of a plan to keep money flowing into the church.

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Silence and Mourning in Holguin, Cuba
A relative of a victim on flight DMJ092 in route to Havana to identify the body. Photo: Juan Pablo Carreras (ACN) HAVANA TIMES — A Cuban province has lost over 60 inhabitants all at once. Since Friday, images of the Boeing 737-200 accident have been replaying, over and over again, on screens in....

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Pope appoints auxiliary Bishop for Enugu catholic diocese
Pope Francis appoints auxiliary Bishop for Enugu Diocese. By Edith Ike-Eboh. The Holy Father, Pope Francis has appointed Rev. Fr Ernest Obodo as auxiliary bishop of the Catholic diocese of Enugu, Nigeria. The appointment was made in a release by Vatican press Office on Friday.

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Ruto and Kisii governor dash into local food kiosk, take tea from water glass and it’s hilarious
Deputy President William Ruto sent tongues wagging after entering a local eatery to grab a cup of tea served in a water glass on his tour of Kisii county. Ruto had attended a graduation ceremony of St Paul's Nyabururu Teachers Training College, in Kisii County. Send 'NEWS' to 40227 to receive all the important breaking news as it happens.

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Mentally challenged Homa Bay boy rescued, grandma seeks help
One thing I have failed to comprehend as an individual is why Kenyans living in rural areas tend to link any misfortune to witchcraft and intentionally choose not to work on them. Even a simple case of a relative with a mental challenge will see them being isolated and then left to fend for themselves.

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Kiambu pastor makes passionate appeal to thief who stole his mobile phone
- A Kiambu pastor named Macharia resorted to publishing posters in a bid to ask a thief to return his stolen phone. - The man of God lost his phone, an Itel A31 while in a matatu plying the Wangige-Kikuyu route. - Macharia offed to buy the thief a new phone should he return his.

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2 members of secretive sect plead guilty to fraud charges
By EMERY P. DALESIO and HOLBROOK MOHR Associated Press. ASHEVILLE, N.C. (AP) - A father and son who belong to a secretive evangelical church in North Carolina pleaded guilty Friday to federal criminal charges in an unemployment benefits scheme that former congregants have said was part of a plan to keep money flowing into the church.

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Pastor killed in fiery N.J. plane crash had engine trouble before takeoff
Home for Good Dog Rescue co-founder Richard Errico with the Rev. Andrew Topp. (NJ Advance Media file photo) The New Jersey pastor who died in a fiery crash earlier this month told a friend he recently had engine troubles before he took off on a flight, lost power and crashed into a densely wooded area, federal officials said.

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Driver in fatal school bus crash 'sad' but doesn't believe he did anything wrong, pastor says
Hudy Muldrow Sr., of Woodland Park, was charged Thursday with two counts of reckless vehicular homicide, also sometimes referred to as death by auto. The second-degree offense carries a potential prison sentence of five to 10 years. Muldrow appeared before Superior Court Judge Stephen Taylor in Morristown.

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Here are events to honor veterans on Memorial Day weekend 2018
Memorial Day will be observed Monday in Kansas and across the nation as people pause to remember veterans who sacrificed their lives. There will be flyovers, flags, grave decorations and speeches. Here are some planned observances in Kansas and the Wichita area this weekend: Wichita. Saturday Grave Decoration , 8 a.

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South Africa No security at Home Affairs in Cape Town
Refugees and asylum seekers say that the Home Affairs offices on the Foreshore in Cape Town are more chaotic than ever since security vanished from the facility. It is not unusual for refugees to experience poor service and mistreatment and to queue from 5am‚ but in the past week they say things have become even worse.

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4 Canadian military cadets accused of desecrating a Qur’an with bacon, bodily fluids
. Four cadets from the Royal Military College in Saint-Jean, Que., have been accused of desecrating a Qur’an with bacon and bodily fluids during the Easter long weekend, The Canadian Press has learned. The alleged incident is said to have occurred during a cottage party and largely involved....

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