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North Preston pastor faces heart-wrenching return to fire-damaged church
A fire earlier this week at a historic church in North Preston, N.S., was caused by a faulty air exchange motor, church officials said Friday as they began to tally the steep cost to repair the community's beloved gathering spot. For Rev. Wallace Smith, the pastor of St.

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UPDATED: Police stop woman from jumping into Lagos lagoon
A woman who was about to jump into the Lagos Lagoon was rescued by the Rapid Response Squad of the Lagos State Police Command Friday morning. According to the woman, she was pushed to committing suicide in order to put an end to her constant sleeplessness and shame occasioned by her indebtedness to three Swiss textile dealers.

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8:40 PM
"As you are seeing me like this, well dressed, you would think am living fine. But in my heart is a heavy burden. A burden of huge debt, disappointment from trusting people and abandoned by a son I love and bought a car for. I am a moving corpse". Shortly after the report of Mrs.

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'Reading a book can't turn you gay,' say authors as school system pulls their book
The authors of what has become the most talked about book in Charlotte – “Jacob’s New Dress” – have a message for the conservative groups that have labeled their children’s book a threat to “traditional family values.” “The idea that a book can turn someone gay or transgender is bizarre to us.

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Vigil Sunday to honor 4 shooting victims moved to Kennedy Park
The vigil was scheduled to take place at the police department, but organizers said because of the expected turnout a larger venue was needed. Johnny Koremenos, a spokesperson for the Department of Justice stated by email Thursday, Dianne Look, 67, and Karen Barclay, 62, died after being shot Wednesday at Marathon Savings Bank.

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He tames with whispers, not whips
“This was nobody’s fault,” said De Kock at the time of the incident. “Fawree walked into the pens twice before with a hood fitted. It has come down to perfect timing. The moment the hood is removed he jumps, and that has worked twice. This time the hood was removed a split second before the starter pushed his button.

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LIZZIE'S WORLD: The mysterious woman in Gabriel’s world
“That’s not what I said-,” Gabriel counters quickly while my jaw continues to make its journey to the floor. “Aha, so you think she is attractive? Then what are you waiting for, brother?!” he bellows, and I look around the church to see if anyone else is noticing this awkward conversation.

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Man denies strangling woman but evidence differs, police say
A man accused in a Gulfport woman’s slaying testified at a preliminary hearing that he was alone with her in the apartment where she was later found dead, but didn’t kill her, a prosecutor said. Evidence indicates Willie Cenales killed Tammy Juanita Brown, recently known as Tammy Gills, by....

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Kenya: Suspects in Pastor Muiru's mother death remanded
Members of the public assisting the police to remove body of the late Wangari Mwangi mother to Bishop Pius Muiru after it was exhumed from a shallow grave in her compound on Thursday afternoon. PHOTO:BONIFACE GIKANDI. Two suspects believed to have played a role in the brutal murder of Pastor Pius....

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Continue reading Child porn found on Baptist pastor's computer lands him in Hurst jail
An elderly pastor was recently arrested after staff at Best Buy found child porn on his computer, Hurst police said. James Rankin, 78, has served as an associate pastor at Bellevue Baptist Church, in the 600 block of West Pipeline Road, near Precinct Line Road. Police have notified church officials. Rankin previously served as a U.

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Flint water council: Residents still believe 'something wrong' with water
More than 300 people gathered during a Flint water town hall in January, and a part of that crowd is shown in this Flint Journal file photo. (Jake May | MLive.com) FLINT, MI -- A technical advisory council working on issues related to Flint water says city residents "believe that there is still....

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Cops: We did our best to find Sharlene
THE head of the Central Police Division has defended his officers against allegations made by the family of murdered Chaguanas mother Sharlene Somai. Acting Senior Superintendent Kenny McIntyre said on Friday that the officers working on Somai's case did all they possibly could to find her when reported missing.

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Grand Bahama readies for Faith Fest 2017
(0) Pictured from left to right Pastor Ken Moorer,Bishop Henry Fernandez and Dwight Armbrister Director for Religious Tourism. With just a few hours before the start of the highly anticipated Faith Fest 2017 Conference, March 23 - 25, at the Grand Lucayan Resort, local organizers from throughout....

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Pastor reveals horror of child sacrifices in Uganda, claims murder of innocents is big business
Hundreds of children are being kidnapped and murdered in Uganda every year because of the thriving child sacrifice business in that East African country, a pastor has revealed. What is utterly shocking and horrific in the West is a common practice in Uganda where businessmen and politicians pay big....

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Brunswick pastor accused of child molestation turns down plea deal 16 Mins Pastor Ken Adkins, who has been in a Glynn County jail for seven months on charges he molested a teenage boy six years ago, turned down a plea
BRUNSWICK, Ga. - Pastor Ken Adkins, who has been in a Glynn County jail for seven months on charges he molested a teenage boy six years ago, turned down a plea deal Friday. Prosecutors offered Adkins a sentence of five to 30 years if he were to plead guilty to child molestation, but his defense team turned it down.

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James Jackson, Timothy Caughman and the attack on New York
As London reels from a knife plunged into the beating heart of its democracy, New York City struggles to process an equally horrifying dagger to its values. James H. Jackson, confessed murderer of Timothy Caughman, traveled by bus from Baltimore to New York “for the purpose of killing black men.

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10 Things to Do in NYC Now
A photograph of a diorama from Matthew Albanese’s series “The Tree in My Backyard — Weathering the Storm.” Credit Courtesy of the artist and Benrubi Gallery, NYC. For Children What Struck These Artists? Meteorology Itself ‘Weather or Not, That Is the Question’ at the Children’s Museum of the Arts.

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Pastors' plea to US on gay rights
By KHRISNA VIRGIL. Deputy Chief Reporter. This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . SEVERAL local pastors have petitioned United States President Donald Trump to revoke any US executive orders and policies that enable the promotion of same-sex marriages in the Caribbean region as part of its foreign policy.

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Love, laughter, tears and even heckling as Bristol bids farewell to legendary Dutty Ken
Funeral of Dutty Ken at the Star & Garter and Kensington Baptist church. (Photo: Dan Regan) Ken’s grandchildren carried him into the church, and provided the most emotional moments of a funny, poignant and love-filled service. His grand-daughter Kibibi White, sang Eva Cassidy’s ‘Songbirds’.

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'Reading a book can't turn you gay,' say authors as school system pulls their book
The authors of what has become the most talked about book in Charlotte – “Jacob’s New Dress” – have a message for the conservative groups that have labeled their children’s book a threat to “traditional family values.” “The idea that a book can turn someone gay or transgender is bizarre to us.

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'Reading a book can't turn you gay,' say authors as school system pulls their book
The authors of what has become the most talked about book in Charlotte – “Jacob’s New Dress” – have a message for the conservative groups that have labeled their children’s book a threat to “traditional family values.” “The idea that a book can turn someone gay or transgender is bizarre to us.

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News 19 mins ago 10:57 a.m. Ministers, D.C. activists unite to recover missing girls
WASHINGTON (WUSA9) - Clergy, parents and high schools students met on the steps of Covenant Baptists United Church of Christ Monday to voice exasperation over sex trafficking in the District. An issue the group says has recently claimed 10 missing teens, each black or latina.

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Minister Garcia tells about son who died
As he attempted to bring comfort to the parents of murdered 16-year-old Jesse Beephan, Education Minister Anthony Garcia said he understood the pain of losing a child. Garcia said his son died a few years ago and had also experienced the heartache of having to bury your own child.

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Ex-militants warn Kemi Adeosun, say non-release of Amnesty fund affecting Buhari’s peace process
The agitators under the aegis of Leadership, Peace and Cultural Development Initiative, LPCDI, claimed that the non-remittance of the funds was frustrating the amnesty beneficiaries and the ongoing peace process in the region. A letter to the Minister signed by LPCDI, President, Reuben Wilson also....

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Race to retirement: Seniors struggle with social isolation
Her cleaning lady, who comes once a week, helps break up the isolation. So does the anticipation of regular calls from children scattered across the country. Inman spends her days feeding the birds and squirrels that frequent her yard and filling out dollar-store word puzzles.

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Jailbirds’ children find second parents at BJMP
THE reformatory program goes beyond persons deprived of liberty (PDLs) changing the lives of inmates and transcending to their family members when Baguio jail guards reached out to the children left in limbo because of their parents incarceration. Baguio City Jail Female Dormitory headed by warden....

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