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British organisation shortlists Mawarire for Digital Activism award
A British organisation Index on Censorship has shortlisted Zimbabwean activist Evan Mawarire, who was arrested on his return from the United States last week, in its Freedom of Expression Awards for 2017, Digital Activism category. The shortlist was announced today and the winner will be announced in April.

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Mawarire bail application hearing postponed
Tuesday, 07 February 2017 14:43 The High Court has postponed bail application for pastor Evan Mawarire who is facing charges of public violence. The hearing has been postponed to this Wednesday the 8th of February. High court judge, Justice Phiri postponed the hearing to allow the state to file its response to the application.

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Would Dietrich Bonhoeffer Have Resisted Donald Trump?
As a hero who stood firm for his faith in a time of crisis, Bonhoeffer has often been used as a guide for the political present. Conservative evangelical writer Eric Metaxas authored the Bonhoeffer biography Pastor, Prophet, Martyr, Spy but received criticism for his depiction of the theologian as a close ally of American conservative evangelicals.

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Memorial being planned to honor Kalamazoo shooting victims
The EverCrisp is a cross between the Honeycrisp and Fuji, both sweet and long-lasting. A brand of pet food sold in Michigan is being recalled because it was contaminated with a drug used in euthanasia. Tom Brady thinks his Super Bowl jersey has been picked off.

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Funeral for slain RTD officer focuses on his faith, boundless love for family, commitment to mission
Hundreds of American flags planted in the lawn of Resurrection Church in Loveland welcomed mourners gathering Monday morning to pay tribute to Scott Von Lanken, the contract RTD security officer gunned down last week outside Denver Union Station. Von Lanken’s friends and family were greeted inside....

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Continue reading Todd Wagner, Neil Gorsuch, refugees, regulations, white supremacy, RBC Tennis Championship of Dallas
Embrace America's best ideals. Re: "Loving-kindness for refugees and justice for Americans -- Achieving this balance isn't easy, but Christians know it's doable, Todd Wagner says," Saturday Viewpoints. The church pastor's column seems seems to imply that Americans who are unwelcoming to immigrants....

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Adventist laymen pioneer self insurance fund
Business Reporter. The Adventist Laymen Services and Industries have pioneered a self insurance fund, the ASI Life & Health Fund, aimed at meeting the financial needs of its congregants. The fund, which is registered under the Insurance Act of Zimbabwe as a Friendly Society will provide funeral, education and primary health insurance cover.

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Heather Murray, Hampton board submit reports to Education Ministry
KINGSTON, Jamaica Education Minister Ruel Reid is now in receipt of two reports related to Hampton principal Heather Murray's attendance at the arraignment of a Moravian pastor accused of having sex with a minor. A release from the ministry said that Reid received a report from the principal of....

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Mawarire In Court, Prisons Run Out Of Fuel
The Zimbabwe Prisons and Correctional Services (ZPCS) last week failed to take prisoners to court in Harare citing fuel shortages, at a time that prominent Pastor Evan Mawarire is due to appear in court. Another Pastor Phillip Mugadza failed to appear in court apparently because there was no fuel.

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Stranger donates kidney, saves local teen's life
MOORESVILLE, NC (WBTV) - John Burgess had hurting ribs. The pain lasted for days and wasn’t going away. The Mooresville teen told his mom. His parents took him to a FastMed. “They told me it was bronchitis,” John said. “But a week later I was out of medicines and still throwing up. My heart felt like it was galloping.

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A support group helps those going through a divorce
KIMT met with leaders of a 13-week program called “DivorceCare”. It looks to help both those currently going through a separation and those who are still recovering. “I think the first thing is that we relieve them from some pain, said Carolyn Smith, Co-Leader for DivorceCare.

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Habitat helping transform Clearwater
CLEARWATER, Fla. - A Clearwater neighborhood is getting a big makeover. In North Marina, near downtown, street and safety improvements have already been completed and brand new apartments built. Now, Habitat for Humanity is about to add several homes, and remove blighted properties.

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PICTURE: Allah-shouting Muslim disturbs funeral ceremony in church
Getty The man read out loud some Arabic verses The 33-year-old Muslim man, whose name was not been made public, suddenly went into the church in the town of Schnaittach in the German state of Bavaria. He is said to have gone into the church saying: "I come in the name of the Prophet, to proclaim the message of Allah to the infidels.

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A week of prayers for Samoa
An organisation called “One in Christ” is hosting a prayer conference for Samoa this week. The Samoa Prayer Conference 2017 started yesterday. The Vice Secretary of the Organisation, Pastor Tafā Faamatala said the event is an annual one where different denominations are invited to come together to pray for God’s guidance upon Samoa.

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Friars to sell parish hall, 7 other properties in Syracuse
Syracuse, N.Y. -- The Franciscan Friars have agreed to sell eight Northside properties, including its parish hall and the vacant Saint Clare Gardens apartments, to two local developers. The properties, a mix of residential and commercial buildings and park land, are being sold to Troy Evans and....

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Father Doyle was called an angel and a hero, an inspiration and a visionary as a street block was renamed after him.
He did not feel able to make public remarks, or to step outside the sanctuary for the unveiling of the ‘Michael Doyle Lane’ sign at the corner of Broadway and Jasper. But a public appearance by the beloved pastor, who’s 82 and has spent much of the last year battling cancer of the jaw, was enough to make it a joyous occasion.

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Community marches through halls in support of school at risk of closure
Over the next 30-45 days, the state must ensure that any students displaced by a closure would be able to enroll at another nearby school with better academic performance, according to State School Reform Officer Natasha Baker. If it's determined that closure would constitute an "unreasonable....

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Meriden native gaining recognition in the opera world
MERIDEN — A young woman who grew up on Springdale Avenue, several houses from the childhood home of Rosa Ponselle, is well on her way to following in the opera diva’s footsteps. Gabriella Reyes de Ramirez, 24, a 2010 Maloney High School graduate, recently won first place in the Metropolitan Opera....

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Mini strip tease at Mac’s garage. . . As woman strips, engages in wild dance
A City woman identified as a thigh vendor caused drama when she stripped naked before dancing erotically. It’s suspected that the woman doubles up as a prostitute and marketing agent for a city college. She pulled a shocker when she went wild and stripped leaving her chest bare, before dancing in....

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Funeral held Monday for transit guard killed in Denver
LOVELAND, Colo. (AP) — Friends, family and fellow law enforcement officers turned out to honor the transit guard shot and killed in Denver last week at his funeral on Monday in Loveland. Fifty-six-year-old Scott Von Lanken was working for a security contractor for the Denver area's Regional....

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Watchdog group that fought Catholic Church faces upheaval
By JIM SALTER Associated Press. ST. LOUIS (AP) - A victims' support group that helped force the Roman Catholic Church to confront the problem of child-molesting priests is going through upheaval of its own, including the resignations of two top leaders and a potentially reputation-damaging lawsuit.

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Gillespie at Liberty U: My setbacks were part of God’s plan
LYNCHBURG, Va. – Ed Gillespie grew up in a traditional Irish Catholic family, where faith was central to his life but not something he was comfortable wearing on his sleeve. He’s over that now. The Republican candidate for Virginia governor stood before 15,000 Liberty University students Monday to....

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St. Gerard’s Church welcomes new owner
Related Coverage BUFFALO, N.Y.( (WIVB)- Keys to a historic church in the Queen City are being handed over. Buffalo resident Ammar Shaibi, along with his two business partners, bought St. Gerard’s Church on Bailey and East Devalan Avenues from the Catholic Diocese of Buffalo.

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Denver security officer shot dead on duty is remembered at memorial service
Family and friends remembered the life of a security officer who was shot and killed while on duty in Denver last week. The Denver Police Department said Regional Transportation District officer Scott Von Lanken, 56, was shot "execution style" on Tuesday night while helping to give directions to two women near Union Station.

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Newark pastor attacked after man asks about religious beliefs
A New Jersey man attacked a church pastor on a Newark street after questioning the clergyman about his religious beliefs, authorities said. The pastor walks with a cane as he recovers from a spinal injury, but while waiting by a bus stop in downtown Newark on Saturday night, he was beaten and attacked apparently because of religious beliefs.

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She wants to play basketball with the boys. No, her Catholic school said, then expelled her when her parents sued
Sydney Phillips, from Kenilworth, New Jersey, had plans to spend her winter playing on the 7th grade girls basketball team at St. Theresa’s Catholic school. She had competed the year before, reported NJ.com, and was even named an all-star. But in the fall, when not enough of her female classmates showed interest, St.

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