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Pastor stopped for 2nd time at airport with gun in carry-on
"I had to pay a fine," said Rev. Alvin "Dobie" Weasel. "I had to meet with the Federal Bureau of Investigation and do an interview with two officers. I had to do an interview with a Transportation Security Administration officer." Weasel, who has a concealed-carry permit, said he told authorities it....

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China's crackdown on Christian churches The Daily Beast
© David Gray/Reuters Catholic priest Liu Yong Wang performs holy communion in a make-shift chapel in the village of Bai Gu Tun, located on the outskirts of the city of Tianjin, around 70 km (43 miles) south-east of Beijing July 17, 2012. Chinese Catholics number between 8-12 million, and are divided....

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What's it like to be Beyoncé's pastor?
Lady Gaga went to Mass on Sunday, and she liked what she heard. “I was so moved today,” she wrote in an Instagram post. She quoted her priest: “The Eucharist is not a prize for the perfect but the food that God gives us.” And then, apparently, she and her priest went out for some more humble food.

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Asian American Mental Health: Confusing Doing Well With Feeling Well
I was a junior in college. It was the third consecutive day that I spent in bed. I was on a steady diet of cereal and potato chips. A box of Kleenex and unopened textbooks lay on my bed. This was another sporadic episode of depression. Bipolar disorder does not care about your deadlines.

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Widow of Slain State Senator Receiving Posthumous Degree
Yahoo!-ABC News Network © 2016 ABC News Internet Ventures. All rights reserved. The widow of the pastor and South Carolina senator killed last summer at a historic black church in Charleston is accepting an honor on his behalf. Jennifer Pinckney is accepting a Doctorate of Ministry degree Monday at....

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Widow of slain state senator receiving posthumous degree
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — The widow of the pastor and South Carolina senator killed last summer at a historic black church in Charleston is accepting an honor on his behalf. Jennifer Pinckney is accepting a Doctorate of Ministry degree Monday at commencement exercises for Wesley Theological Seminary at Washington National Cathedral.

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Valeant Pharma promises to do better with deadlines
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Man without pants accused of assaulting pastor in Southern California
SANTA BARBARA -- Authorities in Santa Barbara County say a college student naked from the waist down and likely intoxicated was arrested after allegedly assaulting a pastor. Sheriff's officials say Father Jon-Stephen Hedges opened the front door of his home Saturday after someone banged on it, crying for help.

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Widow of slain state senator receiving posthumous degree
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — The widow of the pastor and South Carolina senator killed last summer at a historic black church in Charleston is accepting an honor on his behalf. Jennifer Pinckney is accepting a Doctorate of Ministry degree Monday at commencement exercises for Wesley Theological Seminary at Washington National Cathedral.

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Save Our Bahamas Com ...
(0) VOTE NO COMMITTEE Greg Moss, UDP leader, was one of the presenters at the Pastor Forum meeting hosted by the Save Our Bahama Committee, who brought its ‘Vote No’ message to Grand Bahama. (PHOTO: JENNEVA RUSSELL) As June 7, Constitutional Referendum voting day, quickly approaches, Bahamians on....

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Widow of slain state senator receiving posthumous degree
COLUMBIA, South Carolina The widow of the pastor and South Carolina senator killed last summer at a historic black church in Charleston is accepting an honor on his behalf. Jennifer Pinckney is accepting a Doctorate of Ministry degree Monday at commencement exercises for Wesley Theological Seminary at Washington National Cathedral.

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Hobgood Elementary: 'These are very talented kids'
MURFREESBORO — Hobgood Elementary Principal Tammy Garrett can hardly walk down the halls without being stopped by students, or stopping to check on them herself. Children rushed around her and assistant principal Kimberly Osborne as they strolled the halls on a recent Friday afternoon.

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4 things we often forget about forgiveness
Until we're confronted with a situation where we have to forgive someone who has significantly betrayed our trust or caused great harm to us physically or emotionally, forgiveness can seem like a piece of cake. But in reality, it requires us to do far more than simply saying "I forgive you", and even those three words can prove difficult to say.

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Is Christianity homophobic?
, then surely this is it? Christianity is regressive Given that only 1-2 per cent of the population are homosexual, why has this question become so important? Is it because the Church is so sex obsessed? All that Catholic guilt, Calvinist angst and fundamentalist hypocrisy? Sometimes it might seem....

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Cultivating monsters: the problem of leader idolatry
Christian television provides a revealing window into the church. Of course it has its fair share of charlatans, men (usually) offering a 70-fold blessing in return for your 'seed' gift, and promises of 'miracle money' for those who purchase 'miraculous spring water.

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Pastors Today Have Mastered the Art of Personal Branding
opinion. Is it me or are end times upon us? In years gone by, the priests and or reverends were - okay - men. I have no issue with qualifying women to take to the pulpit and preach unto us to take the narrow and straight. So, back to the priests and reverends of back then, these were folks who....

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'There Has to Be Consequences' for Corruption - Cummings Vows Stern Stance
Monrovia Alexander Cummings worked his way to the top of of one of Corporate America's biggest brands, as the former Executive Vice President and Chief Administrative Officer of The Coca-Cola Company. Mr. Cummings has since taking his exit from the company in March, shifted his attention to what....

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Raised-fist photo from West Point sparks inquiry
Their poses are typically stern and stoic, mimicking sepia-toned editions that date back to the 1800s. They do not typically raise a clenched fist in the air. So when a photo of 16 female, African-American cadets making the gesture was posted online last month, it raised eyebrows at the elite....

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Nurse's Aid Theresa A. Guertin, 80, of Danbury, Passed Away
DANBURY, CT —Theresa A. Guertin, 80, of Danbury, wife of Gilbert J. Guertin, Sr., died on Tuesday, May 2nd 2016 at Danbury Hospital. Mrs. Guertin was born in Danbury, September 18, 1935, daughter of the late Matthew J. and Domenica “Minnie” (Sassetti) Deitz. She attended Danbury schools. A lifelong Danbury resident, Mrs.

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USCIRF Annual Report 2016 - Other countries/regions monitored - Belarus
USCIRF continues to monitor the situation in Belarus, where the government tightly regulates religious communities through an extensive security and religious affairs bureaucracy, which has driven some groups underground. Officials are particularly hostile towards religious groups viewed as political opponents, such as Protestants.

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USCIRF Annual Report 2016 - Other countries/regions monitored - Western Europe
USCIRF continues to monitor religious freedom-related issues in Western Europe highlighted in previous Annual Reports. These include: government restrictions on, and efforts to restrict, certain forms of religious expression (such as dress and visible symbols, ritual slaughter, religious....

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USCIRF Annual Report 2016 - Tier 1 CPCs designated by the State Department and recommended by USCIRF - China
Key Findings. China's severe religious freedom violations continued in 2015. While the Chinese government sought to further assert itself on the global stage, at home it pursued policies to diminish the voices of individuals and organizations advocating for human rights and genuine rule of law.

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USCIRF Annual Report 2016 - Tier 2 countries - Kazakhstan
Key Findings. Although the government of Kazakhstan promotes religious freedom for "traditional" religious groups at the international level, domestic religious freedom conditions further deteriorated in 2015. The country's restrictive 2011 religion law bans unregistered religious activity and has....

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USCIRF Annual Report 2016 - Tier 1 CPCs designated by the State Department and recommended by USCIRF - Iran
Key Findings. Religious freedom conditions continued to deteriorate over the past year, particularly for religious minorities, especially Baha'is, Christian converts, and Sunni Muslims. Sufi Muslims and dissenting Shi'a Muslims also faced harassment, arrests, and imprisonment.

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USCIRF Annual Report 2016 - Tier 2 countries - Cuba
Key Findings. During the reporting period, religious freedom conditions in Cuba deteriorated due to increased government actions and threats to close, demolish, or confiscate church properties. In addition, the Cuban government continues to harass religious leaders and laity, interfere in religious....

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USCIRF Annual Report 2016 - Tier 2 countries - Russia
Key Findings. Along with other human rights abuses, violations of religious freedom in Russia escalated in the past year. There were numerous criminal convictions, fines, and detentions, particularly of Muslims and Jehovah's Witnesses, under an extremism law that does not require proof of the use or advocacy of violence.

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