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What's on in Ipswich today
COMMUNITY BILLBOARD: Your daily guide to what's happening in Ipswich today. To have your community notices published on our Community Notices page, contact the QT editorial department on: 3817 1738 3817 1736 This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it IPSWICH: Ipswich City Indoor Bowls Club meet at Ipswich City Uniting Church Hall, Limestone Street every Tuesday at 7pm.

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AC unit stolen from York County church
YORK COUNTY, SC (WBTV) - A church is without an air conditioning unit after a weekend theft, and the York County Sheriff’s Office is investigating. The unit, valued at $10,000, was taken from Mt. Zion A.M.E. Zion Church in Hickory Grove. A church member reported that he left the church Saturday after cutting the lawn.

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Cake slur: Pastor drops suit against Whole Foods
A Texas pastor who sued Whole Foods in April when a cake he ordered contained a gay slur has dropped his lawsuit and apologized to the company. Jordan Brown, an openly gay pastor at Austin’s Church of Open Doors, issued a statement apologizing for his actions.

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Pastor Who Claimed Whole Foods Sold Him 'Fag' Cake Drops Lawsuit
The Texas pastor who filed a lawsuit against Whole Foods alleging that the supermarket sold him a will drop his case. cake decorated with a homophobic slur Pastor Jordan Brown claimed he ordered a custom cake on April 14, from the Lamar branch of Whole Foods in Austin, Texas, with the message "Love Wins" written in icing.

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Gay pastor admits he faked homophobic slur on Whole Foods cake
An openly gay pastor who claimed that a grocery store bakery wrote a homophobic message on his cake has dropped his lawsuit against Whole Foods, claiming he made up the story, according to news reports. “I apologize to the LGBT community for diverting attention from real issues,” Pastor Jordan Brown said in a statement, and other news reports.

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Local Supporters march for openly gay pastor Supporters march for openly gay pastor Supporters march for openly gay pastor Local 37 minutes ago
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Pastor apologizes, will drop lawsuit claiming Whole Foods put homophobic slur on cake
The man who accused Whole Foods Market of writing a homophobic slur on a cake will drop a lawsuit against the grocery chain. “The company did nothing wrong,” Jordan Brown, a pastor of a small Austin church, said in a statement. “I was wrong to pursue this matter and use the media to perpetuate this story.

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Pastor apologizes, will drop lawsuit claiming Whole Foods put homophobic slur on cake
The man who accused Whole Foods Market of writing a homophobic slur on a cake will drop a lawsuit against the grocery chain. “The company did nothing wrong,” Jordan Brown, a pastor of a small Austin church, said in a statement. “I was wrong to pursue this matter and use the media to perpetuate this story.

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Christopher Hitchens ‘played the part,’ doubted his atheism, new book suggests
Of all that can transpire in a bedroom, nothing can be as titillating to the religious, or those of us who write about them, as a dying man’s conversion. Oscar Wilde’s deathbed baptism remains a coup for the Roman Catholic Church 116 years later, and an embarrassment for those who cherish his legacy of hedonism.

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Gay pastor to drop Whole Foods cake slur suit
Jordan Brown had sued Whole Foods in April, accusing the grocer of adding a homophobic slur to the cake he ordered with the words "Love wins." (Associated Press) The man who sued Whole Foods Market for allegedly writing a homophobic slur on a cake he ordered has apologized and plans to drop the lawsuit, the Austin American-Statesman Monday.

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Interaction for social harmony
Hetauda, May 16. Participants representing various religious organisations said that no religion advocates discrimination among people based on caste or religion at an interaction held in Manahari, Makawanpur today. The function was organised at Manakamana Temple in Manahari as a part of a 100-day....

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Pastor apologizes, will drop lawsuit claiming Whole Foods put homophobic slur on cake
The man who accused Whole Foods Market of writing a homophobic slur on a cake will drop a lawsuit against the grocery chain. “The company did nothing wrong,” Jordan Brown, a pastor of a small Austin church, said in a statement. “I was wrong to pursue this matter and use the media to perpetuate this story.

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'I apologize to the LGBT community': Texas pastor who accused Whole Foods of gay slur on a cake drops lawsuit and admits it was all a hoax
A pastor who accused Whole Foods of writing a gay slur in icing on a cake has dropped his lawsuit and admitted it was a hoax. Openly gay pastor Jordan Brown of Austin, Texas, claimed he ordered icing on a Whole Foods cake to read 'Love Wins', that instead read 'Love Wins F**'.

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Ron Johnson calls critics of United Flight 93 remark 'political hacks'
U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson, the Republican incumbent in a tough re-election fight, hit back Monday at Democratic critics who derided him for appearing to link a key moment of the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks to the 2016 election. "Those are comments coming from a bunch of political hacks," Johnson said of the criticism.

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Basilica of Saint Josaphat begins urgent repairs, $7.5 million campaign
More than a century ago, a thriving Polish church community had the ambition to build a church as beautiful as St. Peter's in Rome but the practical sense to make it out of the used parts of a Chicago post office. The Basilica of Saint Josaphat represents a quintessential Milwaukee story.

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Celebrating The Promised Spirit Of God
Worshippers of Faith Baptist Church, Anguissa, Yaounde, on May 15, 2016, celebrated Pentecost. May 15, 2016, was celebrated the world over as Pentecost Sunday, the day Christians remember the visitation of the Holy Spirit upon the disciples of Jesus Christ in Jerusalem, Israel, after His ascent to heaven in the full glare of his followers.

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Best Of Mass Tacos: Tacos Mexico Worcester
Food editor Sarah Platanitis was on the road last week to meet and greet the Bite-sized Best Of Mass Tacos finalists. The day's first stop was to Tacos Mexico at 7 Neoponset Street in Worcester. Jose Zuniga and his sister, Leticia, run this Greendale Mall food court gem with help from family and staff who have become like family.

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'I apologize to the LGBT community': Texas pastor who accused Whole Foods of gay slur on cake drops lawsuit and admits it was all a hoax
Jordan Brown of Austin, Texas claimed he ordered a cake for Whole Foods and asked that they write 'Love Wins' in icing on the top; When he received the cake he said the top read 'Love Wins F**' But the openly gay pastor backed down Monday and said he made it up; He apologized to company and LGBT....

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Michael B Jordan has joined the cast of Marvel's Black ...
foxnews.com weiter: Singer Sinead O’connor went an a bike ride Sunday and has not been seen since . Sinead O’Connor missing, feared suicidal. TMZ is reporting that O’Connor went on a bike ride around 1 p.m. Sunday and did not return home. O’Connor is being identified as “missing suicidal,” and noted....

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Justin Bieber apologized to Argentina fans on Monday who ...
news.sky.com schreibt: The Foxes carry their first ever top-flight trophy around the city on an open-top bus flanked by thousands of jubilant fans . Party Time! Leicester Celebrate With 120,000. weiterlesen ... Dazu chicagotribune.com: Before Bears fans get a look at former players Martellus Bennett....

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Why Bernie Sanders Is Going All Out for Native Americans
From Minnesota to California, Sanders has met privately with Native American leaders from dozens of tribes in the past four months and spoken publicly, at each of his campaign stops, about the hardships their communities face. His effort has not gone unnoticed, especially in the remaining primary....

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Montville, CT
The Mohegan Tribal Gaming Authority is looking at creating different opportunities for people visiting the area, beyond casino gaming. "The last game (against Buffalo), we didn't really convert on our chances" — New England's Glenn Clark #NLLPlayoffs http://bit.ly/1sqmHAb "The last game (against Buffalo), we didn't really.

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Brookfield Charity Helps Senior With Brain Cancer by Building Handicap Ramp
BROOKFIELD, CT — The Pastor of Danbury Church of Christ recently reached out to Handy Dandy Handyman, a Brookfield-based charity, for help for a senior living with brain cancer. The woman needed a lightweight wheelchair, which the charity donated, as well as a single bed for her husband to stay with her until her hospital bed arrives.

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Gay Hoaxer Drops Lawsuit Against Whole Foods
Jordan Brown, the homosexual Austin, Texas, pastor who conjured up a faux narrative about receiving a cake at Whole Foods with a derogatory term written on it, withdrew his lawsuit against the company today. The move comes about a month after video evidence emerged that discredited his claims. It was a “hate crime” that simply didn’t happen.

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Texas pastor drops cake slur lawsuit against Whole Foods
A Texas pastor who accused the grocery chain of giving him a cake that read "Love Wins F--" is dropping his discrimination lawsuit and admitted that the company "did nothing wrong." "I was wrong to pursue this matter and use the media to perpetuate this story," Jordan Brown wrote in the statement.

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300 Rendered Homeless After Unannounced Demolition
ESIDENTS of Kanvili-Tunayili, including the over 300 members of the Signs and Wonders Charismatic Church have been displaced by what they say is unannounced demolition exercise carried out by the Sagnarigu District Assembly. The Angry residents are accusing the Assembly of being unfair in executing the sudden demolition exercise.

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Blessed are the poor in spirit: for theirs is the kingdom of heaven. Blessed are they that mourn: for they shall be comforted. Blessed are the meek: for they shall inherit the earth. Blessed are they which do hunger and thirst after righteousness: for they shall be filled. Blessed are the merciful: for they shall obtain mercy. Blessed are the pure in heart: for they shall see God. Ps. 24.4, 5 Blessed are the peacemakers: for they shall be called the children of God. Blessed are they which are persecuted for righteousness' sake: for theirs is the kingdom of heaven. Blessed are ye, when men shall revile you, and persecute you, and shall say all manner of evil against you falsely, for my sake. Rejoice, and be exceeding glad: for great is your reward in heaven: for so persecuted they the prophets which were before you. Matthew, 5. 3

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