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Top Story Tension builds in South Carolina town over Confederate ‘flagging’ events
Tension builds in South Carolina town over Confederate ‘flagging’ events (WCIV) SUMMERVILLE, S.C. (WCIV) — Tensions ran high in Summerville Thursday evening. The Confederate Flag, once again, was at the center of heated debate. Several groups stormed into a town council meeting hours after the....

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Ex-social worker in Kentucky found guilty of filing false abuse claims
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) - A former Kentucky state social worker has been convicted of filing false child abuse complaints against two people in Grayson County. The Courier-Journal reports ( http://cjky.it/2qz2Xxt ) a jury convicted 40-year-old Beth Bond on four counts of official misconduct and four counts of falsely reporting an incident Monday.

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Oba of Benin orders Ex – CDA chairman to return community properties within 14 days
BY GABRIEL ENOGHOLASE. BENIN – THE Oba of Benin, Omo N’ Oba Ewuare 11 has ordered the former Community Association Chairman for Egba community in Uhunmwode local government area of Edo state, Pastor Blessed Ighiwi to return all the money and properties belonging to the community which he allegedly....

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Memory Sunday enlists black churches in fight against Alzheimer’s
Helping members of his church stay physically healthy as well as spiritually healthy is a priority for Jonathan Smith, pastor of the “We can’t be concerned about their souls going to heaven when their bodies are going to hell,” he said in a recent interview.

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Allow preachers to endorse candidates? It’s help we didn’t need
File this presidential act under Help We Didn’t Need. On May 4, President Donald Trump signed an executive order allowing clergy to endorse political candidates from the pulpit without fear that their churches will lose their tax-exempt status. “No one should be censoring sermons or targeting....

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Tension builds in South Carolina town over Confederate ‘flagging’ events
(WCIV) SUMMERVILLE, S.C. (WCIV) — Tensions ran high in Summerville Thursday evening. The Confederate Flag, once again, was at the center of heated debate. Several groups stormed into a town council meeting hours after the Community Resource Center held a rally in Hutchinson Square. It started out peacefully, but it got ugly fast.

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Top Story Tension builds in South Carolina town over Confederate ‘flagging’ events
Tension builds in South Carolina town over Confederate ‘flagging’ events (WCIV) SUMMERVILLE, S.C. (WCIV) — Tensions ran high in Summerville Thursday evening. The Confederate Flag, once again, was at the center of heated debate. Several groups stormed into a town council meeting hours after the....

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Why are evangelicals in Italy having to fight to keep their churches open?
Evangelical Christians in Italy are fighting to defend their churches after more than 20 have been shut down in the last three years. Local authorities are closing evangelical worship centres in northern Italy because they are not technically authorised to function as churches, In the Lombardy region alone, 27 places of worship have been closed.

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News Minute: Here is the latest Kentucky news from The Associated Press at 8:40 a.m. EDT
FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) - Kentucky State Police say they have changed the qualifications to become a trooper in an effort to get more candidates to apply. In a Facebook live announcement, police said the new qualifications to become a trooper are a high school diploma and three years of work experience.

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Tension builds in South Carolina town over Confederate ‘flagging’ events
(WCIV) SUMMERVILLE, S.C. (WCIV) — Tensions ran high in Summerville Thursday evening. The Confederate Flag, once again, was at the center of heated debate. Several groups stormed into a town council meeting hours after the Community Resource Center held a rally in Hutchinson Square. It started out peacefully, but it got ugly fast.

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Cassie Sainsbury complains about red meat served in jail
Accused drug smuggler Cassie Sainsbury, 22, has complained about the burdens of prison life, including her distaste for being served red meat on her mess tray. The embattled Adelaide woman has spent the last month locked up with 50,000 other criminals in Colombia's notorious El Buen Pastor female prison.

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Tension builds in South Carolina town over Confederate ‘flagging’ events
(WCIV) SUMMERVILLE, S.C. (WCIV) — Tensions ran high in Summerville Thursday evening. The Confederate Flag, once again, was at the center of heated debate. Several groups stormed into a town council meeting hours after the Community Resource Center held a rally in Hutchinson Square. It started out peacefully, but it got ugly fast.

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Kerala: Pastor serving 40 years for raping 12-year-old now gets life term for raping Dalit teen
The Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) court of Thrissur on Thursday, May 11 has awarded a life sentence to a pastor after he was found guilty of Interestingly, a few months ago, the pastor had already been sentenced to 40 years' imprisonment by the same court for raping a 12-year-old girl during the same stretch of time.

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Church leader and Christian activist released from prison in Sudan
A pastor and another Christian activist were released on Thursday after spending nearly two years in prison, according to relatives. Pastor Hassan Abdelrahim Tawor and Abdulmonem Abdulwali from Darfur were released after they were granted a presidential pardon. The two Christians have been in prison since their arrest in December 2015.

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North Korea vows to ’ruthlessly punish’ captive Americans as Pyongyang and US threaten war
A North Korea Foreign Ministry spokesman said: “The recently-detained Americans are under investigation of a relevant legislative organ for their criminal acts against the DPRK. “It is an exercise of the legitimate right of a sovereign state to deal with the criminals according to its law.

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'The Souls of China' traces the remarkable rebirth of religion in China
We are all familiar with the standard signs of China’s role in a globalized world – its electronics exports, its burgeoning military prowess, its influence on other developing countries seeking the road to prosperity, its often crass materialism. In his fascinating new book The Souls of China , Ian....

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Pastor sued over maintenance
A man believed to be a pastor says he lost his source of income after being suspended from conducting church duties. Owen Mangwiro opened up at the maintenance court where he was being sued by his wife Charity Mangwiro for neglecting the upkeep of their three minor children. "Your Worship, I am offering US$90 for the three children.

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A tough day expected fighting S. Georgia wildfire
“Crews are working to hold what we’ve got,” Joe Zwierzchowski, a spokesman for the agencies fighting the fire , said during his regular morning briefing. “The east side of the line is going to be tested.” He said winds heading in a northeasterly direction, with gusts up to 25 mph, are expected the....

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8:27 AM West Mims fire crews receive donations from evacuating communities
“The dryness of the fuels here are really extreme for this area,” says Tom Stokesberry with US Forest Service. RELATED: Residents await evacuation orders as West Mims fire grows On Thursday the fire was only 12% contained. It's burned more than 144,000 acres and was still burning.

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Big Picture: Teenage ambition pays off for Reynolds grad
When Chad Willett learned he would be honoured Thursday night as part of Reynolds Secondary School’s 50th anniversary celebrations, it was another validation of a career choice he made as a teenager. “I’m 45 and I’m still acting. I must be doing something right,” said Willett, one of 18....

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Some released Chibok girls need surgery, says FG
Fidelis Soriwei, Olalekan Adetayo, Eniola Akinkoutu and Samson Folarin. The Federal Government, on Thursday, said some of the schoolgirls released by Boko Haram militants over the weekend would need surgery for various ailments. The Minister of Women Affairs and Social Development, Hajiya Jummai....

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Kerala pastor sentenced to life imprisonment in second rape case
According to the prosecution the pastor sexually abused the girl several times at his official residence between 2013 and 2015.(Representative Photo) Pastor Sanil K James (34) was sentenced to life imprisonment till death by a special court in Thrissur on Friday.

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A critical look at Arizona’s groundwater
On Wednesday, May 17, at 7 p.m., the documentary film “GROUNDWATER: To enact a law for the common good...” makes its Northern Arizona debut at the historic Elks Theater, 117 E. Gurley Street, in downtown Prescott. Following the film, a diverse panel of prominent water experts and the filmmakers will....

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Redefine journalism practice, don tasks media practitioners
A former professor of Political Communication in the Obafemi Awolowo University, Prof Ayo Olukotun, has called on media practitioners to redefine the practice of journalism by ensuring that journalists become owners of media. He said this in his lecture titled ‘Governance and the Media in an....

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Clergy Corner, May 12, 2017
Thinking back to her childhood in Terre Haute, Ind., PAULA WALLACE can't remember a single day that didn't end with Mom reading her a bedtime Bible story. And BEVERLY BROWN didn't stop there. "My mother told me numerous times that she prayed for me every day of my life," Paula says. Above all else, Mrs.

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Seniors enjoy day of culture
A silver thatch necktie with conch shell tie clip, old-time stories, plantain trash beds and an old Singer sewing machine offered a step back in time for many elders attending a cultural day at the East End Civic Centre this week. Hosted by the East End Seniors Fellowship group, the event on....

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