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Edmond man ordained to the Catholic priesthood
Kelly Edwards, center, of Edmond, recently was ordained into the Catholic priesthood at Our Lady's Cathedral in Oklahoma City. The Most Rev. Paul S. Coakley, archbishop of the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City, at left, and Oklahoma City Archbishop Emeritus Eusebius Beltran, right, presided over the ordination ceremony.

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Pastors see need for a rehabilitation center on St. Kitts and Nevis
By Zoe Bendeito, the Observer’s intern. On July 30, the Observer conducted an interview with Pastor Tebron Flemming, a certified minister, and her mother, Pastor Sandra Flemming, about how the two saw a need for a rehabilitation center for the federation of St. Kitts and Nevis and how they put that thought into action.

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BAHA’I FAITH CHURCH OF CHRIST 2500 Bosque Blvd. (254) 300-4949 Elm Mott Church of Christ Devotional Meeting • 2 pm Sunday Bible Class 9:30 A.M. Sunday Worship 10:30 A.M. Evening Worship 6:00 P.M. Wednesday Worship 7:00 P.M. Dannie Archie, Minister Sunday, August 6, 2017 THE OPEN DOOR “I have made death a messenger of joy to thee.

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New Music: Lau Lau Dance By Ezlyfe Ft. Esther Adewumi | Prod...
Christian Hip Hop artiste, EZlyfe returns with a new single dubbed Lau Lau Dance. It features songstress, Esther Adewumi. According to him, " We're taking gospel to the streets. Lau lau is the anthem! Get your dancing shoes ready. Afro-Pop/Rap artist/Producer, LC Beatz crafted the song.

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Family reunited with 151-year-old Bible all the way from USA A 151-year-old Bible has been returned to the Scots descendants of its original owner after making a 3,500 mile journey from the United States.
A 151-year-old Bible has been returned to the Scots descendants of its original owner after making a 3,500 mile journey from the United States. The book was returned after American owner Marshall Whitehead decided to track down the family of the man who was the original possessor.

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Cook Islands languages 'need to be nurtured'
Jean Mitaera who is the Social Work leader at Whitiriea, and is also on the committee for Cook Islands language week, says the week gives Cook Islanders the chance to connect with their culture and share it with other New Zealanders. "Whatever the language, it needs friends, so we need more than the....

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Latino community is small, diverse, growing - and anxious
PITTSBURGH (AP) - Jose Raymondo Marroquin feels the weight of the stepped-up immigration enforcement. It’s there in the form of an ankle bracelet he has worn since he was arrested along with two co-workers one morning this spring on their way to an interior-painting job in Oakland - the thing feared....

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Bigger is rarely better in money-management business
Does market-beating performance disappear as an asset manager gets big? This is a crucial question for investors and for the finance industry. Most introductory finance classes, or personal finance tutorials, start with an explanation of compound interest.

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The Aboriginal choir that took Germany by storm
It's not every day you see a group of 30-odd Aboriginal women in colourful dress on the streets of Melbourne. But then it's not every day 30-odd Aboriginal women get to attend the world premiere of a movie in which they star. The Song Keepers is a remarkable and enormously enjoyable documentary about a rather improbable concert tour.

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Meet Pennsylvania's unlikely 'Pastor for Pot'
Things started to change in college. He smiled looking back. He was part of a music fraternity. Pot was just a part of the culture. He partook socially, on occasion. It didn't ruin his life. But he moved on, past those social circles. He graduated and went to seminary, just like he planned.

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The Aboriginal choir that took Germany by storm
It's not every day you see a group of 30-odd Aboriginal women in colourful dress on the streets of Melbourne. But then it's not every day 30-odd Aboriginal women get to attend the world premiere of a movie in which they star. The Song Keepers is a remarkable and enormously enjoyable documentary about a rather improbable concert tour.

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Crossing high mountains
Several years ago, I loaded everyone into the family truckster and headed west. Actually, we spent our first night in Weston, Mo., and then traveled up into Nebraska, South Dakota, Montana, Idaho and Washington. In total: 8,300 miles. Yes, we followed the general route of the Lewis and Clark....

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Local Notes
WASHINGTON COUNTY. Robinson Avenue Church of Christ in Springdale , 1506 W. Robinson Ave., offers several ministries. • DivorceCare for Kids meets from 6:30 to 8 p.m. each Wednesday, beginning Sept. 6. The 13-week ministry is designed to help children in first through sixth grades through a Bible-based lesson.

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MIFF 2017: The Song Keepers is a remarkable tale of culture surviving and thriving
Theresa Nipper recalls being taken in by the wife of her mission's pastor after she was rejected by the elders of her tribe for being the daughter of a white man. "People don't understand," she says. "They just think the missionaries came and took over, brought their God with them, the Bible and all that.

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The Aboriginal choir that took Germany by storm
It's not every day you see a group of 30-odd Aboriginal women in colourful dress on the streets of Melbourne. But then it's not every day 30-odd Aboriginal women get to attend the world premiere of a movie in which they star. The Song Keepers is a remarkable and enormously enjoyable documentary about a rather improbable concert tour.

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MIFF 2017: The Song Keepers is a remarkable tale of culture surviving and thriving
Theresa Nipper recalls being taken in by the wife of her mission's pastor after she was rejected by the elders of her tribe for being the daughter of a white man. "People don't understand," she says. "They just think the missionaries came and took over, brought their God with them, the Bible and all that.

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The Aboriginal choir that took Germany by storm
It's not every day you see a group of 30-odd Aboriginal women in colourful dress on the streets of Melbourne. But then it's not every day 30-odd Aboriginal women get to attend the world premiere of a movie in which they star. The Song Keepers is a remarkable and enormously enjoyable documentary about a rather improbable concert tour.

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Evangelistic team spreads faith with its strength
“All those things are illustrations — or also a kind of hook,” Jacobs said, speaking by phone in Lakeland, Florida, where his son is a college football quarterback. “It’s a way of getting people, including many who never would ordinarily go to a church, to possibly come to Christ.” The 58-year-old evangelist knows whereof he speaks.

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The Aboriginal choir that took Germany by storm
It's not every day you see a group of 30-odd Aboriginal women in colourful dress on the streets of Melbourne. But then it's not every day 30-odd Aboriginal women get to attend the world premiere of a movie in which they star. The Song Keepers is a remarkable and enormously enjoyable documentary about a rather improbable concert tour.

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MIFF 2017: The Song Keepers is a remarkable tale of culture surviving and thriving
The singing in the film is joyous, the women frequently hilarious, but there are serious moments of reflection, too, that challenge the idea that Christian missions did more harm than good. Theresa Nipper recalls being taken in by the wife of her mission's pastor after she was rejected by the elders....

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151-year-old bible returned to Scotland after 3,500 mile trek
A 151-year-old bible has been returned to the Scots descendants of its original owner after making a 3,500-mile journey from the US. The book was returned after American owner Marshall Whitehead decided to track down the family of the original possessor.

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Religion roundup: Former Topekan Betty Gilkey to be honored for years of service to community, church
Gilkey is a Florida native who has lived in Topeka for more than 40 years. She has decided to return to her home state to be closer to her family. Gilkey, who retired from the State of Kansas a few years ago, taught a high school Sunday school class for years at the Antioch church.

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THE REV. SAYS: Try writing your own obituary
One morning in 1888, Alfred Nobel, inventor of dynamite, the man who had spent his life amassing a fortune from the manufacture and sale of weapons of destruction, awoke to read his own obituary. The obituary was printed as a result of a simple journalistic error -- Alfred's brother had died, and a....

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THE REV. SAYS: What if God sued us?
I've been thinking about suing God. Everybody else is suing somebody. Why not me? It seems to me that God really didn't make me as bright as some of the folks I know. I think he might have neglected me somewhat. I heard once about a lady who sued God for letting lightning strike her home. As far as I know, God never showed up for the trial.

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'We are sticking to our commitment'
WESTERN BUREAU: Pastor Glen Samuels, president of the West Jamaica Conference of Seventh-day Adventists (WJC), has reaffirmed his organisation's commitment to assist the neighbouring Cornwall Regional Hospital (CRH) with provision of space while the hospital's administration works on resolving its air-quality issues.

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SHOALS CAMPUS: Church of the Highlands continues connecting with God
When Hodges and 34 like-minded people started Church of the Highlands, 350 people attended its first meeting in the auditorium at Mountain Brook High School. Within a year, the church had grown to 600 people. Now, Church of the Highlands’ main campus at Grants Mill in Irondale has more than 5,000 in attendance for weekly worship.

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