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Ruth Ann Samuels: All the praise belongs to God
MAY PEN, Clarendon: Ruth-Ann Samuels was raised in a Christian home and had been attending church from a very young age, with her parents, who are Christian leaders - her father a pastor, and mother a minister. She gave her life to Christ willingly at 11 years old because she was inspired by them and found love and excitement within her church.

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Federal judge takes aim at abortion law 34 Mins A federal judge hammered an attorney representing the state during a contentious hearing
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - A federal judge hammered an attorney representing the state during a contentious hearing Friday on an abortion law challenged by clergy members and abortion-rights proponents who contend the statute infringes on their First Amendment rights. U.S.

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Vandals Spread Graffiti At Douglass High School
OKLAHOMA CITY - On Friday morning, employees of Douglass High School arrived to find graffiti stamped on the back wall of the building. White paint was glazed over multiple doors and words were marked on the brick wall. There were mentions of a rival school, Star Spencer.

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I don’t know whether I am a widow or not –Wife of Europe-bound Nigerian missing in Libya
With two children, she now has to fend for herself with the help of her sister-in-law and other members of the family. Aminat never imagined her life was going to turn out this way. But the hardship in living the life of a single mother is not the worst for Aminat. “I don’t know whether to call myself a widow or not,” she said.

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My mum never believed I could become a professor –Sophie Oluwole
How did you then come about Philosophy later in life? That’s the greatest accident in my life. I went to the Soviet Union, but I didn’t finish. I came back home to register at the University of Lagos. For the first year, I wanted to study English, Geography and History because I could use my school certificate to do so.

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New pastor looks to build relationships
Born and raised New York, Lang has lived in a long list of spots all around the U.S., preaching at various churches and connecting with their communities. Walking around the church he said he noticed something, classrooms. Those classrooms told him a lot about the objective of the church: it was....

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Arizona 5 mins ago 4:20 p.m. Local economists question Trump's 20% tariff proposal
PHOENIX Local economists are scratching their heads at the Trump administration's latest consideration: a 20 percent tariff on Mexican imports to pay for a new wall along the U.S.-Mexico border. "The average consumer in Arizona and, across the country, probably has no idea how many products come....

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These Prominent Evangelicals Are Pretty Sure Trump's Refugee Ban Is Perfectly Moral
Some of President Donald Trump’s top evangelical advisors have reached a troubling, and somewhat baffling, theological consensus about a restrictions he’s expected to place on refugees entering the country. Based on The Huffington Post’s interviews with a few leaders who have the president’s ear,....

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Colombian gangs move in on drug-producing areas
Advertisement. BOGOTA, Colombia Criminal gangs are attempting to take over coca-growing regions in Colombia being abandoned by the leftist rebels to expand cultivation of the plant used to make cocaine, a leader of the country’s largest guerrilla movement said.

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Local church hosting prom for teens with special needs
On Friday, February 10th, First Lutheran Church in Albert Lea will be filled with teens with special needs dancing the night away. It’s called “Night to Shine” and it’s made possible through the Tim Tebow Foundation. Volunteers are hard at work getting ready for the event.

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Violet Gonda Hot Seat interview with Pastor Mawarire
Mawarire: Well it comes as no surprise that I was being monitored at a very, very high level. Leaving Zimbabwe for South Africa really was routine. I travel here regularly as I do to other parts of the world and because of the arrest my schedule of travel had actually been disturbed. So I needed to travel as quickly as I could.

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True Promises Ministries to launch second album
Gospel music lovers are in for an evening of praise and worship, as True Promises launches its latest album, Wadushize ahakwiriye. The launch will be held at New Life Bible Church in Kicukiro, tomorrow from 3p.m to 7p.m. Wadushize ahakwiriye is composed of 13 videos including Mana uri Imbaraga, Yesu....

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Acclaimed craftsman returns to Springfield
Editor's Note: This story first appeared in the Robertson County Times on June 5, 2013. Growing up a preacher's kid in Tennessee, former Springfield resident Caleb Woodard, who has spent the past decade making a name for himself in the Washington D. C. area as a woodworking craftsman, is coming home.

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House of the Week: European-style home along Otisco Lake built for all seasons
MARIETTA, N.Y. -- Skip and Bonnie Adams see the beauty of their home near Otisco Lake all four seasons of the year. In the summer and fall, they pick apples, pears, grapes, apricots and raspberries from the trees and bushes behind their home. They watch deer, turkeys, foxes, hawks, rabbits and other....

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Progress continues on Knoxville’s Change Center, aimed at curbing youth violence
Related Coverage KNOXVILLE (WATE) – Only two months after last year’s Stop the Violence forum, plans surfaced for a safe place for kids to go to have fun and prevent more lives from turning to violence. The Change Center isn’t set to open until the end of the year, but there is already some real progress.

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CAN urges FG to intervene on clampdown on Church
Abuja – The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), has called on the Federal Government to intervene on all the clampdown on the Church in Nigeria, Pastor Bayo Oladeji, Special Assistant on Media and Communication, CAN, made the call in a statement made available to newsmen on Friday in Abuja. “We call on the acting President, Prof.

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Priest Assailant Sentenced to Probation
The student, Paul Gusman, 22, is also an Army reservist. One night last May, the Geography major aggressively banged on Hedges’s door after he was out with friends and high on synthetic drugs that were rumored to be like “ LSD times 10 plus meth.” Hedges opened the door to find Gusman without his pants.

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Rev. Peter McCrann, 'unofficial pastor of Bay Shore,' dies at 84
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Arkansas church a 'total loss' after blaze, fire chief says
A Madison County church was destroyed in an early morning fire Thursday, authorities said. Hindsville fire chief Gene Gardner said that no one was inside Astounding Grace Ministries church at the time of the blaze and no injuries were reported as a result of the fire. Firefighters fought the blaze from 6 a.

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Obama Foundation floats idea of closing roads in Jackson Park
The Obama Foundation is floating the idea of closing a major thoroughfare that connects Lake Shore Drive motorists to the South Side and a key route to Indiana and Michigan to create a pedestrian campus around its planned presidential library and museum in Jackson Park, according to several people briefed on the private discussions.

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Colombia rebels see gangs moving into drug-producing areas
BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) — Criminal gangs are attempting to take over coca-growing regions in Colombia being abandoned by the leftist rebels to expand cultivation of the plant used to make cocaine, a leader of the country's largest guerrilla movement said.

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Saying it on social media
The story: UPDATE: Fire at Keswick rental business spreads to neighbouring store. We were there before the fire trucks were. The flames were about 20 feet high, lots of machines in the rental place, and I'm sure Lucky store got half of their store burnt out! Jodi Nash. There goes a landmark. Must have been one of the first places in Kesrock.

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After Colombian peace deal, criminal gangs move to replace rebels in coca-growing regions
BOGOTA—Criminal gangs are attempting to take over coca-growing regions in Colombia being abandoned by the leftist rebels to expand cultivation of the plant used to make cocaine, a leader of the country’s largest guerrilla movement said. The threats against communities in the northern Colombia and....

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Colombia rebels see gangs moving into drug-producing areas
The threats against communities in the northern Colombia and elsewhere have increased as a peace deal reached last year between the government and Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia begins to be implemented, the rebel leader known as Pastor Alape said Friday.

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Colombia rebels see gangs moving into drug-producing areas
BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) — Criminal gangs are attempting to take over coca-growing regions in Colombia being abandoned by the leftist rebels to expand cultivation of the plant used to make cocaine, a leader of the country's largest guerrilla movement said.

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Jan 27, 2017 2:35PM ESTpublished: Jan 27, 2017 2:35PM EST
Federal prosecutors in Manhattan had sought up to 16 months in prison for Michael Murgio, a former Palm Beach County School Board member who pleaded guilty in October to obstructing an examination of a credit union linked to the bitcoin exchange. U.S. District Judge Alison Nathan instead sentenced....

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