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American pastor travelled to UK to pray with Charlie Gard
The couple, both in their 30s and from Bedfont, west London, want to take the baby to a hospital in the US for experimental treatment. But they lost a lengthy legal battle after judges ruled in favour of doctors at the hospital, who argued the therapy would not improve Charlie's quality of life.

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Lawmakers Seek U.S. Residency for Terminally Sick Baby
“Our bill will support Charlie’s parents’ right to choose what is best for their son, by making Charlie a lawful permanent resident in the U.S. in order for him to receive treatments that could save his life,” the congressmen said in a joint statement released Friday.

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Pastor Granillo: Your Voice
This is absolutely a double-edged sword. Although the social media platform has allowed us to reach a larger audience, with almost 2 billion people using social media that audience is flooded with voices all speaking at the same time. I was raised in a large household and I learned that if you....

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Don’t tarnish Nigeria’s image, South Africa-based union tells members
The President of Nigeria Union, South Africa, Mr Ikechukwu Anyene, on Sunday urged Nigerians resident in that country to avoid acts capable of tarnishing the nation`s image. Anyene made the call at the service of songs held for Mr Mike Umelo, the Vice Chairman of the union in Potchefsroom Ward, North West Province of South Africa.

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Former drug dealer helps prisoners and homeless after becoming priest
- A 19-year-old boy from a friendly italian home stands on a street corner and hands off plastic bag containing an ounce of marijauna to a passerby. The boy then looks down to see $25 in cash from the stranger in his hand. Nearly 15 years later, the same boy, now grown into a stocky man with grey,....

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Don’t tarnish Nigeria`s image, South Africa-based union tells members
The President of Nigeria Union, South Africa, Mr Ikechukwu Anyene, on Sunday urged Nigerians resident in that country to avoid acts capable of tarnishing the nation`s image. Anyene made the call at the service of songs held for Mr Mike Umelo, the Vice Chairman of the union in Potchefsroom Ward, North West Province of South Africa.

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American pastor travelled to UK to pray with Charlie Gard
The @charliesfight account tweeted: 'A HUGE thank you to all you out there supporting and sharing Charlie's story!please keep going!the fight is not over!!!! #charliegard'. The Sun reported the family had spoken to the father of Ashya King, a young cancer patient whose parents took him out of....

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Charlie Gard: Terminally ill baby's parents to join hospital protest after vowing 'fight is not over'
Charlie has a rare genetic disorder which causes brain damage and prevents muscles from developing. His parents, both in their 30s and from Bedfont, west London, want to take their son to a hospital in the US for experimental therapy they believe could prolong and improve his life.

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Talk Story: Josh Burton
When one of his daughters attended a basketball camp on Maui, he was so impressed that he wanted to establish the camp here on the Garden Isle. In 2012, he held his first Northwest Basketball Camps event through his nonprofit organization, The “W” of Kauai. He’s organized camps every year and has since added volleyball to his annual clinics.

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4,500 in run to urge giving ex-offenders a second chance
They may use wheelchairs to get around, but this did not stop pastor Philip Chan, 66, his wife Christina Chan, 70, and navy serviceman jason Chee, 34, from joining a run to show support for former offenders and calling for more people to give them a second chance.

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Joshua Nkomo celebrations light up Hillbrow Theatre, Johannesburg
Zimbabweans in South Africa last week were treated to a night of musical extravaganza in honour of the late vice-president Joshua Mqabuko Nyongolo Nkomo at the Hillbrow Theatre, Johannesburg. The event, which was organised by Matabeleland Entertainment News, was meant to celebrate the life of Father....

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Rev. Sam Korankye Ankrah And Denkyira Obuasi Prophesy
I was really planning to caption this article: “Open Letter from Judas Iscariot to Bishop Opana,” based on an email I received from one of my discerning readers in somewhere Nigeria. Koo Nimo, kindly spare yourself from a breathless curiosity as I disclose the details of the message from my cherish....

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Tatala aloaia vaiaso fa’apitoa e fa’atauaina ai le sao o tupulaga i le atunu’u
I le fa’aauauina ai pea o polokalame a le malo e fa’atauaina ai tupulaga talavou i totonu o le atunu’u i le masina lenei o Iulai, o le taeao ananafi na tatala aloaia ai le polokalame fa’apitoa mo tupulaga talavou i lenei tausaga, i le maota o Tupulaga Talavou i Pago Pago.

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Why respect for pastors is very low today (2)
Secular tendencies have taken over. Respect for pastors is very low today because most churches have resorted to secular methods, styles, branding, swagger and management to run a spiritual entity. Educational degrees, packaging, dressing swagger and deception has turn the spiritual house of God....

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Charlie Gard’s family thank supporters and vow ‘fight is not over’
The family of terminally ill baby Charlie Gard are expected to join a demonstration outside Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH) after they vowed the “fight is not over”. Supporters of Connie Yates and Chris Gard will deliver a petition of more than 350,000 signatures on Sunday calling on doctors at....

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Many in LBGT community say Yakima is becoming more accepting
YAKIMA, Wash. (AP) � The Rev. Bill Poores knew he was gay at the age of 5. That was 50 years ago and in the foothills of the Smoky Mountains of northern Alabama. Raised Pentecostal in an ultra-conservative area, Poores confided in a church leader who told him to "get married and act as if and it will go away.

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EX-MP TIMOTHY ‘STALLS’ E880M ROAD PROJECT
MBABANE Multiple award-winning gospel artist and former Lubulini Member of Parliament Timothy Myeni’s property holds the key to an E880 million government road project. The property is situated along the land through which under-construction multi-million Mbadlane -Manzini road will pass.

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Readers Lounge: Back from the brink: If you don't drink, don't start
ALSO READ: My man is 'uncut', rarely bathes and won't accept help When Lawrence stole his father's bottle of whisky from the cabinet one afternoon to enjoy with friends at a school leavers' party, he had no idea this would completely change his life. That was in 1982.

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Kenya: Terry Gobanga: abducted, gang-raped, and left for dead on my wedding day
She is talking about a day in December 2004, the day she was to wed her fiancé, Harrison Ouma Olwande. Instead, the day had quickly turned tragic when she was abducted, gang raped, beaten and stabbed, and left for dead by the roadside. But this was only her first taste of tragedy more was in store for her.

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Many in LBGT community say Yakima is becoming more accepting
The Rev. Bill Poores knew he was gay at the age of 5. That was 50 years ago and in the foothills of the Smoky Mountains of northern Alabama. Raised Pentecostal in an ultra-conservative area, Poores confided in a church leader who told him to "get married and act as if and it will go away." But it did not go away, Poores said.

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Many in LBGT community say Yakima is becoming more accepting
The Rev. Bill Poores knew he was gay at the age of 5. That was 50 years ago and in the foothills of the Smoky Mountains of northern Alabama. Raised Pentecostal in an ultra-conservative area, Poores confided in a church leader who told him to "get married and act as if and it will go away." But it did not go away, Poores said.

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Many in LBGT community say Yakima is becoming more accepting
http://www.seattlepi.com/news/crime/article/Many-in-LBGT-community-say-Yakima-is-becoming-11275620.php. Many in LBGT community say Yakima is becoming more accepting. Updated 1:13 am, Sunday, July 9, 2017. YAKIMA, Wash. (AP) The Rev. knew he was gay at the age of 5.

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BLACK SATURDAY : Fallen container truck crushes 5 in Lagos; flood submerges VI, Lekki, Ajah
Cries of agony rented the air at Ojota axis of Lagos when an articulated vehicle laden with plywood fell on a 14-seater commercial bus (Danfo), killing at least five people and leaving three others with grave injuries. Consequently, neighbours and relatives of some missing persons have been plunged into confusion over the whereabouts of their own.

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Sailor who died in Fitzgerald collision buried with honors
Updated 5 hours ago BONITA, Calif. One of seven sailors drowned after the June 17 collision of the Navy destroyer Fitzgerald and a commercial cargo ship, Carlos Victor Sibayan's 23 years of life were a precious gift to both his parents and “the entire country.

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$140,115 stolen, church discovers
HOT SPRINGS -- The former secretary of Leonard Street Baptist Church was arrested Wednesday night on a felony warrant in the embezzlement of more than $140,000 from the church. James Robert Martin, 68, of Hot Springs Village was taken into custody around 8 p.m.

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Tran-Weick
Tina Tran and Andrew Weick of Indianapolis were married by Pastor Greg Mason on May 14 in an oceanfront ceremony at Folly Beach, South Carolina. The bride is the daughter of Lam and Le Tran of Columbus. She is a testing clinic assistant at Clarity of South Central Indiana. The groom is the son of Phillip and Kathleen Weick of Columbus.

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