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Ife Hausa-Yoruba clash: Court grants Oba Ademiluyi, others N5m bail
By Anthony Ogbonna. Justice Kudirat Akano of Osun State High Court has granted bail to the traditional ruler of the Ife kingdom, Oba Ademola Ademiluyi, Pastor Taiwo Fakowajo and four others who were arrested and also paraded by the police over their alleged involvement in the march 8, 2017 clash....

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Ostrich: VBS scheduling error leads to space-themed funeral service
Matt Mitchell is the creator of The Ostrich, Walker County's least trusted news source, and was the 3rd round draft pick of the Denver Nuggets. Nothing he writes is true, including this work of satire. A small scheduling error this week resulted in a record-breaking crowd for a local vacation bible....

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Williamson father puts family, faith and culture first
"I want them to know the world is a whole lot bigger than Franklin, Tennessee," Robinson said. "I want their minds to be opened up to diverse cultures. I want them to be able to see the good in all cultures." The trip is also a chance for the kids to connect with their Native American roots —....

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Mawarire To Be Tried For Attempting To “Remove Mugabe”
Pastor Evan Mawarire accused of subverting a constitutionally- elected Government or alternatively inciting public violence, has been indicted to appear at the High Court on September 25 for trial. Mawarire yesterday appeared before magistrate Ms Barbra Chimboza who served him with indictment papers.

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A Major Christian Denomination Almost Passed Up An Opportunity To Condemn White Supremacy
“When that happens, you can either accept it or challenge it by asking the convention in session to request that the resolutions committee bring your resolution to the floor to be voted on,” McKissic told HuffPost. “So I chose to challenge it.” The Southern Baptist Convention, the country’s largest....

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US student suffered 'extensive' brain damage in N. Korea
Warmbier suffered extensive tissue loss in all regions of the brain, doctors said, but he showed no signs of physical trauma and medical tests offered no conclusive evidence as to the cause of his neurological injuries. His father, Fred Warmbier, hit out at Kim Jong-Un's authoritarian regime which....

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Evans And The Rise Of The Invisible Neighbor By Louis Odion
Mathew Hassan Kukah (MHK) perhaps best framed a key ethical question bogging the contemporary society with collapsing values. To reclaim the moral boundary, the engaging Catholic Bishop once argued that it is no longer enough for the cleric to expressly grant request by a congregant to bless their....

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Secession: Kumuyi harps on unity, peaceful co-existence among Nigerians
The General Superintendent of the Deeper Christian Life Ministry (DCLM), Pastor W.F Kumuyi, has said the present clamour for secession and disintegration in the country is not the solution to the problem confronting the nation, stressing the need for national unity and peaceful co-existence among Nigerians.

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Southern Baptists reconsider condemning 'alt-right' movement
PHOENIX (AP) " A national meeting of Southern Baptists will consider condemning the political movement known as the "alt-right" amid an uproar over the denomination's commitment to confronting prejudice. Leaders of the faith group initially refused to take up a proposal that they repudiate the political group that emerged dramatically during the U.

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US student suffered 'extensive' brain damage in North Korea
CHICAGO: Doctors treating Otto Warmbier, the US student released by North Korea in a coma this week, said on Thursday (Jun 15) the 22-year-old had suffered severe brain damage, as his father lashed out at the reclusive regime. Warmbier suffered extensive tissue loss in all regions of the brain,....

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Woman believed she was redeemed
"DON'T look at me as your uncle, look at me as a man of God. Don't be ashamed of me." These were the words allegedly uttered by leader of the Jezreel Lion of Judah church, Jone Cokanauto, while spiritually redeeming one of the complainants in an alleged rape case against him.

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As Tamina mourns 3 kids killed in fire, hope for improvements...
At the edge of the property, red and blue pinwheels twirl in the breeze and a pot of orange impatiens sits on a ledge - splashes of color at a dark scene of tragedy. A fire in the predawn hours of May 12 destroyed this home and took the lives of three siblings: Terrance "T.J." Mitchell, 13; Kaila Mitchell, 6; and Kyle Mitchell, 5.

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US student suffered 'extensive' brain damage in N. Korea
Doctors treating Otto Warmbier, the US student released by North Korea in a coma this week, said Thursday the 22-year-old had suffered severe brain damage, as his father lashed out at the reclusive regime. Warmbier suffered extensive tissue loss in all regions of the brain, doctors said, but he....

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Nigeria is built on faulty foundation, there is need to revisit it –Kanayo
Prosper Kanayo, a pastor, social critic, philanthropist and educationist, is the founder of Living Water Church, Isolo Lagos. In his interview with INIOBONG IWOK, Kanayo accesses the two years of President Buhari’s administration and calls for the restructuring of the country, he also speaks on other national issues.

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David Waters: Southern Baptists condemn white supremacy, but why?
Was it conviction that led the Southern Baptist Convention to condemn alt-right white supremacy this week, or was it shame? Does it matter? Why not both? It wouldn't be the first time the nation's largest group of Protestants realized the unbiblical errors of its ways, apologized, confessed and repented with conviction.

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Have you ever heard of the poem “First they came…?” There are several versions of it, all for obvious reasons dealing with themes of persecution, guilt and collective responsibility in building a common future.
It was written by a German Lutheran pastor, Martin Niemöller (1892–1984), who despite being a Nazi sympathizer for some time, returned to his senses much earlier than most of his countrymen and became an outspoken public foe of Adolf Hitler. He spent the last seven years of rule in concentration camps.

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Ohio man found guilty of murder in pastor brother's slaying
FILE - This Sunday, Feb. 28, 2016, file photo, provided by the Montgomery County Jail shows Daniel Schooler in Dayton, Ohio. A jury found the 69-year-old Schooler guilty Wednesday, June 14, 2017, of felonious assault in the Feb. 28, 2016, shooting death of the Rev. William Schooler in Dayton.

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Ohio man found guilty of murder in pastor brother's slaying
FILE - This Sunday, Feb. 28, 2016, file photo, provided by the Montgomery County Jail shows Daniel Schooler in Dayton, Ohio. A jury found the 69-year-old Schooler guilty Wednesday, June 14, 2017, of felonious assault in the Feb. 28, 2016, shooting death of the Rev. William Schooler in Dayton.

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Ohio man found guilty of murder in pastor brother's slaying
A jury also found 69-year-old Daniel Schooler guilty Wednesday of felonious assault in the Feb. 28, 2016, shooting death of the Rev. William Schooler in Dayton. The jury found him not guilty of an aggravated murder charge. Schooler testified he went to the church to discuss a lawsuit about what he said was his inheritance.

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In Va. enclave shattered by baseball shooting, making beauty out of pain
At a vacant lot in this rattled Alexandria neighborhood, six blocks from the park where a man gunned down members of Congress on Wednesday, Nancy Belmont stages interactive art projects aimed at bringing people together. Two years ago, she created the Courage Wall , inviting passersby to scribble on....

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‘Law is Not a Profession for Making Quick Money’
THISDAY Law Personality of the Week. By Akinwale Akintunde. Please, give a brief introduction of yourself? My name is Benjamin Chukwuma Obidiegwu, Senior Partner in the law firm of Hermon Barristers & Solicitors. I am a law graduate of the University of Nigeria, Nsukka and was admitted to the Nigerian Bar in December 1991.

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After high drama, Southern Baptists denounce the 'Alt-Right'
The Southern Baptist Convention moved to denounce the "alt-right" white nationalist movement Wednesday, a collective decision that occurred only after pastors pushed back against denominational leaders who initially chose not to address the issue. At their annual meeting, Southern Baptists agreed to....

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Man pleads not guilty in St. Pius X School embezzlement
A North Plains man has pleaded not guilty to first-degree forgery, first-degree theft and first-degree aggravated theft after more than $150,000 was embezzled from St. Pius X School in Washington County's Cedar Mill area. Anthony Vuky, 45, made the plea Tuesday at his Washington County Circuit Court arraignment.

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Southern Baptists wring their hands before finally, awkwardly, condemning alt-right at...
The so-called "alt-right" is having its moment. Long relegated to the fringes of the political right, the resentment-fueled extremist movement jumped into the spotlight last year thanks to Donald Trump, whose presidential campaign courted it. One of the alt-right's foremost leaders, former Breitbart....

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Ohio man found guilty of murder in pastor brother's slaying
DAYTON, Ohio – An Ohio man charged with fatally shooting his pastor brother in a church office as Sunday services were ending has been found guilty of murder. A jury also found 69-year-old Daniel Schooler guilty Wednesday of felonious assault in the Feb. 28, 2016, shooting death of the Rev. William Schooler in Dayton.

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Alt-Right Leader Richard Spencer Responds After Southern Baptist Convention Condemns White Supremacy
Richard Spencer, the leader of the "alt-right," responded Wednesday to the Southern Baptist Convention's vote to condemn the political movement at an annual convention in Phoenix, Arizona. In his response, he referenced Jesus, Paul and questioned whether or not the convention had read the Bible. Jesus never complained about "racism.

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