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The Latest: Pastor calls 10 flash flood victims hardworking
SCOTTSDALE, Arizona – The Latest on the funeral for 10 members of an Arizona family killed in a flash flood. (all times local): 12:45 p.m. As "Ave Maria" played, more than 1,000 people said goodbye to 10 members of an extended family who died in a flash flood in Arizona.

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The Latest: Pastor calls 10 flash flood victims hardworking
Hearses of the family members who were killed in a flash flood are parked outside St. Patrick church, Tuesday, July 25, 2017, in Scottsdale, Ariz. Ten members of an extended Arizona family were killed earlier this month in flash flood while they celebrated a birthday are being remembered as....

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The Latest: Pastor calls 10 flash flood victims hardworking
SCOTTSDALE, Arizona (AP) — The Latest on the funeral for 10 members of an Arizona family killed in a flash flood. (all times local): 12:45 p.m. As “Ave Maria” played, more than 1,000 people said goodbye to 10 members of an extended family who died in a flash flood in Arizona.

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Housekeeper welcomes role as symbol in deportation fights
NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) — A housekeeper and mother of four who has secured sanctuary inside a Connecticut church says she's comfortable being a symbol in the push to change immigration laws. Nury Chavarria says she's not sure how long she will stay in at Iglesia De Dios Pentecostal church in New Haven.

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Review: 'An Inconvenient Sequel' balances urgency and hope
Ten years ago, "An Inconvenient Truth," the groundbreaking, Oscar-winning film about Al Gore and his passionate climate change activism, ended with a simple challenge: "Are you ready to change the way you live? The climate crisis can be solved." A decade later, the former vice president and Nobel....

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The Latest: Pastor calls 10 flash flood victims hardworking
Hearses of the family members who were killed in a flash flood are parked outside St. Patrick church, Tuesday, July 25, 2017, in Scottsdale, Ariz. Ten members of an extended Arizona family were killed earlier this month in flash flood while they celebrated a birthday are being remembered as....

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Justin Bieber cancelled tour to focus on religion?
reportedly cancelled his tour after ''rededicating'' his life to religion. The 23-year-old musician recently announced he has called off the remaining 14 dates of his 'Purpose World Tour' - which was set to see him play in locations including North America, Japan, Singapore, and The Philippines -....

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AP: Brazilians detail abuses by US church, shattered lives
SAO JOAQUIM DE BICAS, Brazil (AP) — At the Word of Faith Fellowship churches in the Brazilian cities of Sao Joaquim de Bicas and Franco da Rocha, the signs of broken families are everywhere: parents separated from their children, siblings who no longer speak, grandparents who wonder if they will ever know their grandchildren.

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Housekeeper welcomes role as symbol in deportation fights
Nury Chavarria says she's not sure how long she will stay in at Iglesia De Dios Pentecostal church in New Haven. She sought refuge there last week rather than obey a U.S. immigration order to leave her home in Norwalk and board a flight to Guatemala, where she hasn't lived for 24 years. A lot of Hispanics are in similar situations, she said.

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Review: 'An Inconvenient Sequel' balances urgency and hope
A decade later, the former vice president and Nobel Peace Prize winner is the first to concede that not enough of the world has met that challenge — and that what IS being done, isn't being done fast enough. "Wow, we could lose this struggle," he recalls thinking at one point.

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Review: 'An Inconvenient Sequel' balances urgency and hope
But that moment of doubt, recounted in "An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power," was apparently just that: a moment. The overriding sentiment in this sequel is one of optimism. Now, that may come as a surprise to many, especially given what we journalists would call one heck of a news peg: The....

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No Room For Corrupt Officials In My Govt, Obaseki Tells Permanent Secretaries
By Patrick Ochoga. Edo State Governor, Godwin Obaseki, on Tuesday in Benin City inaugurated twelve new Permanent Secretaries with a charge that any government official that engages in acts of corruption will be dismissed and tried in court. Obaseki stressed that his administration has zero tolerance....

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Stage is set for the end times, believes John Hagee
One pastor is watching the skies and believes he's seeing some things that have never been seen before - what he interprets to be signs that civilization is inching closer and closer to the end times. John Hagee was asked about his views on the end times and whether we're living in them already....

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Pastor's profane blog post backing universal healthcare supported by other pastors
John Pavlovitz isn’t the only Triangle minister who thinks Sen. John McCain’s recent brain cancer diagnosis is the perfect opportunity to push for universal health care. But they might not use the same words. Pavlovitz, who heads up the teen ministry for North Raleigh Community Church Downtown,....

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Newton Priest Paul Shanley To Be Released From Prison
NEWTON, MA — A priest at the forefront of the Boston Clergy sex abuse scandal and convicted in 2005 of raping at least one 6-year-old boy at St. Jean's Church in Newton is scheduled to be released later this week , according to multiple reports. In the 1980s Paul Shanley served as pastor of St. Jean l’Evangeliste Church in Newton.

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Housekeeper welcomes role as symbol in deportation fights
She says she needs to stay in the United States for her children, all U.S. citizens. They range in age from 9 to 21, and the oldest has cerebral palsy. Chavarria is living with her youngest, Hayley, in a converted Sunday school room inside the small annex of the church. The bathroom is through a common room, near the church's sanctuary.

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Housekeeper welcomes role as symbol in deportation fights
She says she needs to stay in the United States for her children, all U.S. citizens. They range in age from 9 to 21, and the oldest has cerebral palsy. Chavarria is living with her youngest, Hayley, in a converted Sunday school room inside the small annex of the church. The bathroom is through a common room, near the church's sanctuary.

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Housekeeper welcomes role as symbol in deportation fights
NEW HAVEN, Conn. A housekeeper and mother of four who has secured sanctuary inside a Connecticut church says she’s comfortable being a symbol in the push to change immigration laws. Nury Chavarria says she’s not sure how long she will stay in at Iglesia De Dios Pentecostal church in New Haven. She sought refuge there last week rather than obey a U.

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AP: After moving into Brazil, a U.S. church is instilling fear and splitting families
Former member Juliana Oliveira remembers when life was normal in the Sao Joaquim de Bicas church, but that was years ago, before the Americans came from Spindale, North Carolina. Before the Brazilian traditions were stripped away, she said, and the screaming and beatings began.

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Pastor's profane blog post backing universal healthcare supported by other pastors
John Pavlovitz isn’t the only Triangle minister who thinks Sen. John McCain’s recent brain cancer diagnosis is the perfect opportunity to push for universal health care. But they might not use the same words. Pavlovitz, who heads up the teen ministry for North Raleigh Community Church Downtown,....

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Pastor's profane blog post backing universal healthcare supported by other pastors
John Pavlovitz isn’t the only Triangle minister who thinks Sen. John McCain’s recent brain cancer diagnosis is the perfect opportunity to push for universal health care. But they might not use the same words. Pavlovitz, who heads up the teen ministry for North Raleigh Community Church Downtown,....

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Pastor's profane blog post backing universal healthcare supported by other pastors
While some clergy avoid wading publicly into national policy debates, churches have long been involved in the discussion and development of health care. Many hospitals in North Carolina and across the country were built by churches or other faith-based groups.

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AP: Brazilians detail abuses by US church, shattered lives
Many of the more than three dozen former members interviewed by the AP in Brazil said they live in perpetual fear of retribution. Some have sought psychological help. Others ask themselves how they put up with the abuse for so long. Former member Juliana Oliveira remembers when life was normal in....

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Pastor's profane blog post backing universal healthcare supported by other pastors
John Pavlovitz isn’t the only Triangle minister who thinks Sen. John McCain’s recent brain cancer diagnosis is the perfect opportunity to push for universal health care. But they might not use the same words. Pavlovitz, who heads up the teen ministry for North Raleigh Community Church Downtown,....

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Pastor's profane blog post backing universal healthcare supported by other pastors
John Pavlovitz isn’t the only Triangle minister who thinks Sen. John McCain’s recent brain cancer diagnosis is the perfect opportunity to push for universal health care. But they might not use the same words. Pavlovitz, who heads up the teen ministry for North Raleigh Community Church Downtown,....

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Is Turkey Using Jailed Foreigners as Bargaining Chips?
A foreign journalist representing a reputable German newspaper is picked up and accused of supporting a terrorist organization. A German human-rights organizer is also detained on charges of supporting a yet-to-be-defined terrorist organization. Is this happening in North Korea? Iran? No—this is....

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