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Words of Life with Pastor Barry Fraser
The book of Proverbs in our Bible is a great source of advice for daily living. In chapter 20, verse 5, we read: “The purposes of a man’s heart are deep waters, but a man of understanding draws them out.” The ability to write is a great gift which is not used enough by most people. That’s because of lack of understanding of its purpose.

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Vanessa Pavesio: Success lies in education
Born in Argentina and raised there until she was 10, Vanessa Pavesio and her family moved to neighboring Chile, where she lived for 14 years. Her next move was a bit farther. Pavesio, 40, arrived in the United States as a married 24-year-old with a religious scholarship to study leadership at Christ for the Nations .

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Richland man one of Marines killed in Mississippi plane crash
Friends on social media have identified Richland native Dietrich Schmieman as one of the Marines who died in a plane crash that killed 16 people Monday in Mississippi. Schmieman was assigned to the Marine Corps Forces Special Operations Command, which identified the six Marines and one Navy corpsman....

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After disrupting earlier St. Pete forum, Uhurus to attend tonight's mayoral debate
International People's Democratic Uhuru Movement-affiliated City Council candidate Eritha "Akile" Cainion pauses between answers during Monday's chaotic forum at the Hilton St. Petersburg Bayfront. The event for six St. Petersburg mayoral candidates and eight City Council hopefuls was disrupted by....

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Prominent Christian Leader Proclaims Support for Gay Marriage
Eugene H. Peterson, a retired Presbyterian minister and award-winning author, recently expressed his support of same-sex marriage, proclaiming the debate concerning gays and lesbians in the Christian church “might be over.” "I wouldn’t have said this 20 years ago, but now I know a lot of people who....

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Dallas Mass Band provides summer practice opportunities
DALLAS (AP) As the sun sets, the roller-skating rink at the Braswell Child Development Center on South 2nd Avenue in South Dallas filled to the brim. But no one inside had on a pair of skates. reports in fact, all of the skates were tucked away neatly on a shelf to the side.

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Role of the legal profession in social justice struggles in Africa
Lawyers should claim their place in society by espousing Pan-African ideals. They should stop defending and colluding with corrupt African elites. A remarkable example is Henry Sylvester Williams, the Trinidadian barrister who, together with other Pan-Africanists, organised the first Pan-African conference in London in 1900.

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UnitedHealthcare Awards $39,000 in Grants to Improve Care Coordination in Washington State
SEATTLE, Jul 13, 2017 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- UnitedHealthcare is donating $39,000 to help Chelan Valley Hope and Lake Chelan Lutheran Church (LCLC) implement innovative programs that deliver coordinated, whole-person care for seniors in rural Washington communities.

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Former town pastor found guilty of violent assault against woman
A 58-YEAR-OLD man has been convicted of violently assaulting a woman while she was walking home. Stephen Jay, self-employed, of Wrights Lane, Kesgrave, Ipswich was found guilty of the offence in May at Lewes Crown Court after the attack took place in August 2016. The jury was hung on whether this assault was with intent to commit a sexual act.

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Altruistic couple give Ipswich Locality Homelessness Partnership £600 donated by guests to their wedding
Tricia Feather and Dave Armitage tied the knot on June 3 at the town’s St Helen’s Church, and they asked their guests to make a donation to the Ipswich Locality Homelessness Partnership (ILHP), which is made up of around 30 organisations working together to help people already on the streets as well at those at risk of losing their home.

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Shobi's Table food truck church serves up food and faith
For the next hour, the sidewalk is transformed into an unlikely "church." Lunch is followed by a worship service in which the coffee and dessert table next to the truck becomes the "altar" and the communion bread is flattened calzone dough. Called Shobi's Table, it's Minnesota's first and only food truck church, and among few in the nation.

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Jacksonville Marine killed in crash
A Jacksonville Marine was among 16 military members killed when an air tanker crashed in Mississippi this week. The KC-130 air tanker was carrying members of an elite Marine special operations unit to Arizona for training when it crashed in a soybean field in Itta Bena Monday.

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Area center to host international equestrian games
Pangolins are considered the world's most trafficked animals. In parts of Asia and Africa, its scales are considered to have medicinal qualities, and its meat is seen as a delicacy. Pangolins, also known as scaly anteaters, feed on insects and are mainly Footage from officer Brian Walsh’s body....

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Activist tears down anti-gay flyers posted in Edmonton bus shelters
The first time Janis Irwin came across flyers denouncing homosexuality posted in Edmonton bus shelters, she ripped them down. "The first time, it was just like, really, this is happening in Edmonton?" said Irwin. At the beginning of June,she went east along 118th Avenue toward Abbottsfield, removing....

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Woman says Columbus pastor got her pregnant; paid for abortion
COLUMBUS, GA (WTVM) A second woman is now coming forward claiming she has also been sexually abused by a long-time local pastor. The suit claims Clemons sexually abused Lequita Jackson for years, using the Bible to justify his actions. News Leader 9 sat down to talk to Jackson and the second woman,....

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Former British Army royal family guard laid to rest
GEORGE Alick Chute was yesterday described as a man who sacrificed himself for his beliefs to become one of the first Fijians in the British Army to personally serve the British royal family. Mr Chute had chauffeured Princess Margaret while serving in the army in the 1960s.

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Anti-LGBTQ flyers found on Edmonton bus shelters, buildings
An Edmonton woman spent Tuesday night tearing down flyers in the city’s core, appalled at their anti-LGBTQ messages. “Quite disturbing and unsettling,” Janis Irwin said. “This can be hurtful and this can be damaging.” For the second time since the end of May, Irwin found the flyers posted on bus shelters throughout the 118 Avenue neighbourhood.

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Georgia editorial roundup
Recent editorials from Georgia newspapers: July 7. The Telegraph of Macon on a domestic dispute that ended with an officer shooting a man: The altercation between Chris Cashell and Houston County Sheriff Deputy Jonathan Lewis that led to Cashell's death didn't have to happen, but it is an example of....

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Woman says Columbus pastor got her pregnant; paid for abortion
The suit claims Clemons sexually abused Lequita Jackson for years, using the Bible to justify his actions. News Leader 9 sat down to talk to Jackson and the second woman, Lakisha Smith, who described some of what they claim Clemons did as their spiritual leader.

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Hallandale Beach commission accused of using non-profit funds for personal use
. HALLANDALE BEACH, FLA. (WSVN) - A Hallandale Beach commissioner is being accused of using his elected position to financially benefit him, his church and his family. Hallandale Beach City Commissioner Anthony Sanders has another position in the limelight as a pastor, but the Broward County....

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Trump seen bowing in prayer during Oval Office session
President Donald Trump, who has remained out of public view since returning from Europe late Saturday, welcomed evangelical leaders into the Oval Office on Monday for a prayer session. Photos posted by some of the invitees show the group surrounding Trump and laying their hands on his shoulders as his head is bent in prayer.

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Charlie Gard mother gives most impassioned interview yet
It doesn’t matter that Mr Justice Francis — in whose hands Charlie’s fate ultimately lies today — has described her and Chris as the most devoted parents, Connie still blames herself that things have gone this far. ‘When we lost another court case, when things haven’t gone right, I’ve always felt I’ve let Charlie down,’ she says.

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Georgia editorial roundup
By all accounts, Cashell was a good provider for his wife and her son by another relationship, but, that's not the side he exhibited the day he died. Alcohol got in the way of Cashell's clear thinking and for some reason he didn't want his wife to leave and slashed her tires to make sure she didn't. She called the sheriff.

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Woman savagely raped, robbed after leaving Queens church
The woman was walking about a half-block away from the Celestial Church of Christ when a man came up from behind, put a gun to her head and demanded all her cash. (Go Nakamura/New York Daily News) She exited the house of the Lord, and entered a world of unholy horrors.

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Photo shows Evangelical pastors praying with Trump
Three Southern Baptist ministers were among the evangelical leaders laying hands on President Donald Trump as they bowed for prayer during an Oval Office meeting, according to photos posted by participants. Johnnie Moore, former Senior Vice President of Liberty University and a meeting attendee,....

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'Children will think no-one cares': Inquest into Kimberley youth suicides
Indigenous youth suicide: Commissioner urges action amid worries 'children think no-one cares' I went to the Kimberley last week, a place close to my heart. I was posted there as a young reporter and usually can't wait to go back and visit its red cliffs and long, white beaches.

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