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The Chosen Ones
“Many are called but few are chosen.” Matthew 22:14. Beloved we are in a season where the ones occupying certain seats and positions of authority that were called must now give way to the ones who are “Chosen.” To be Chosen means to be singled out by God. It means to be the elect of God, the best if its kind and pure excellence.

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I don’t read the bible, it is full of fake stories – Kemi Olunloyo
Popular US-based Nigerian born controversial journalist and social media enthusiast, Kemi Olunloyo, has explained why she does not read the Bible. According to her, the Holy Bible contains many fake stories that can confuse someone. The fearless writer, who recently revealed that she would marry in....

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Garry Parrish Turns ‘Granny Seh’ Quotes Into Thriving Business
For persons looking for a unique and authentically Jamaican gift idea for Christmas, Garry’s Concept, owned by Entrepreneur Garry Parrish could be the ideal choice. Under the trademark ‘Granny Seh’ Mr. Parrish provides inspiring and motivational proverbs and quotes that have their roots in the Jamaican cultural experience.

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‘Lucky Charms bandit’ who stole pot of gold linked to 7 thefts
Cops have tentatively linked the thief who stole an 86-pound barrel of gold flakes worth $1.5 million from a truck in Midtown to at least seven other similar thefts, sources said. The thefts linked to the suspect known as the Lucky Charms bandit spanned the period between May 6 and Aug. 10, sources said.

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Arrest debunks hate-crime motive in Mississippi black church fire, authorities say
When the historic black church in Greenville, Miss., first burned last month, many, including the city mayor, speculated that the intentionally lit fire was a hate crime. It was a particularly tense time in America, just a week before the bitterly divisive 2016 presidential election came to a close.

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Anti-gay pastor plans Malawi visit despite reported ban
Anti-LGBTI Pastor Steven Anderson has received permission from Malawi to visit that country, he says in In October, this blog and several news sites in Malawi and internationally reported that he had been denied entry to establish an anti-gay church there.

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Burning of black church tagged with ‘Vote Trump’ wasn’t hate crime, police say, after parishioner charged
When the historical black church in Greenville, Miss., first burned last month, many, including the city mayor, speculated that the intentionally lit fire was a hate crime. It was a particularly tense time in America, just a week before the bitterly divisive 2016 presidential election came to a close.

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Cancer-Beating Baby Jackson Walsh Is At The Heart Of Annual Fair Lawn Santa Boone
FAIR LAWN, N.J. — Jackson Walsh is a fighter. He was diagnosed with Neuroblastoma, a form of cancer, when he was just 15 days old. For months his family went through a battery of tests, biopsies, and four rounds of chemotherapy. He was declared cancer-free in January. The community rallied around the Walsh family.

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RELIGIOUS WAR: Churches in India warned NOT to celebrate Christmas over Hindu tensions
OPEN DOORS/ GETTY Katie Mansfield Churches in India have been told not to celebrate Christmas Authorities have put Manipur on lockdown with a curfew in place and churches treated with dire consequences if they celebrate Christmas. Advocacy charity Open Doors said the ban comes as tensions rise....

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Wings of Life giving back for Christmas season
MOBILE, AL (WALA) - Christmas can be an especially difficult time of the year for people who don't have loved ones. That's why a local ministry is trying to make this a special holiday for the needy in our area. Wings of life is a non-profit, Christian based residential alcohol and drug recovery center.

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6 Books From 2016 Every Christian Needs To Read
Nouwen was a giant of 20th Century spiritual writing. His was a rare gift – taking deep spiritual insights and presenting them for the general reader. As an academic, he satisfied the intellectually curious, but as a pastor, he always had his eye on reaching ordinary people.

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Queer Nativity Scenes Show That It's Love That Makes A Family
The nativity scene is arguably the most iconic image of Christmas ― it’s splashed on the fronts of Christmas cards, displayed in people’s homes, acted out in church plays, and even planted on public property. Despite some slight variations, the scene is usually the same ― Mary and Joseph in a....

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Life 7 mins ago 8:26 a.m. Racist tirade caught on cam in Ky. store
A JCPenney shopper went on an expletive-laden tirade against two Latina customers earlier this week, telling them to "go back where they belong" in a rant that was caught on video. The incident, which was recorded by another customer, happened Tuesday afternoon at the Jefferson Mall in Louisville, Kentucky, and garnered more than 5.

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Man gets $75 after being wrongly imprisoned for 31 years
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A Tennessee man who served 31 years in jail for a crime he didn’t commit is petitioning the state to compensate him $1 million for the years of his life that were taken away. All he’s gotten so far is $75. In October 1977 a Memphis woman was raped in her home by two intruders.

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Man gets $75 after being wrongly imprisoned for 31 years
(CNN) — A Tennessee man who served 31 years in jail for a crime he didn’t commit is petitioning the state to compensate him $1 million for the years of his life that were taken away. All he’s gotten so far is $75. In October 1977 a Memphis woman was raped in her home by two intruders.

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Fire marshal: Politics unlikely motive in 'Vote Trump' arson
The Mississippi fire marshal says investigators don't see politics as the motivation for the burning of an African-American church that was also spray-painted with the words "Vote Trump" a week before the presidential election. But Mississippi Insurance Commissioner Mike Chaney, who is also state....

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Subdued Christmas for fearful Syrian Christians
QAMISHLI - Having to live with deserted streets, road blocks and the constant fear of jihadist attack, Christians in the Syrian town of Qamishli have little heart for Christmas this year. Few decorations are to be seen in the streets of Wusta, the main Christian quarter of the Kurdish-majority town in the northeast of war-torn Syria.

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Pastor arrested
Thoothukudi: Fr. Arul Prabhakaran (33), Pastor of Paraloga Matha Church in Prakasapuram in Nazareth, was arrested by Tiruchendur All Women Police on Wednesday night. Sources said he allegedly developed an illicit relationship with a widow, A. Andrew Roseline (37) of Prakasapuram, on the promise of marrying her.

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'It's What We Do More Than What We Say': Obama on Race, Identity, and the Way Forward
Ta-Nehisi Coates: I’m going to put out a perception I’ve always had of you, and if I’m wrong you can riff off it. You being born in Hawaii, and the ancestry that you’ve had, and beyond that you having a cosmopolitan experience very early on living elsewhere—this is a blunt way to say it—but it occurs to me you had an opportunity to just check out.

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Pope Francis Christmas Speech 2016 Full Text: Read 12 Essential Vatican Reforms Proposed
Saint Augustine, contemplating the face of the Baby Jesus, exclaimed: “Immense in the form of God, tiny in the form of a slave.” To describe the mystery of the Incarnation, Saint Macarius, the fourth-century monk and disciple of Saint Anthony Abbot, used the Greek verb “smikryno,” to become small, to reduce to the bare minimum.

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Subdued Christmas for fearful Syrian Christians
Few decorations are to be seen in the streets of Wusta, the main Christian quarter of the Kurdish-majority town in the northeast of war-torn Syria. A series of attacks including a suicide bombing at a restaurant in Wusta late last year, claimed by the Islamic State group, killed at least 16 people and wounded 30.

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Subdued Christmas for fearful Syrian Christians
Qamishli (Syria) (AFP) - Having to live with deserted streets, road blocks and the constant fear of jihadist attack, Christians in the Syrian town of Qamishli have little heart for Christmas this year. Few decorations are to be seen in the streets of Wusta, the main Christian quarter of the Kurdish-majority town in the northeast of war-torn Syria.

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Mugabe’s supporters march against Zimbabwe protests
HARARE (Reuters) – Around a thousand supporters of Zimbabwe’s President Robert Mugabe marched to the ruling ZANU-PF party’s headquarters on Wednesday in a show of solidarity following anti-government protests this month. A supporter of the ruling party Zanu PF gestures outside the party headquarters....

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Pope Francis Delivers Christmas Greeting
Saint Augustine, contemplating the face of the Baby Jesus, exclaimed: “Immense in the form of God, tiny in the form of a slave.” To describe the mystery of the Incarnation, Saint Macarius, the fourth-century monk and disciple of Saint Anthony Abbot, used the Greek verb “smikryno,” to become small, to reduce to the bare minimum.

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Christmas cake-cutting ceremony at UVAS
Farrukh Shahbaz. The Non-Teaching Staff Association of the University of Veterinary and Animal Sciences Lahore organised a ceremony for its Christian employees in connection with the Christmas Day here on Wednesday. Vice-Chancellor Meritorious Prof Dr Talat Naseer Pasha presided over the Christmas....

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Subdued Christmas for fearful Syrian Christians
Having to live with deserted streets, road blocks and the constant fear of jihadist attack, Christians in the Syrian town of Qamishli have little heart for Christmas this year. Few decorations are to be seen in the streets of Wusta, the main Christian quarter of the Kurdish-majority town in the northeast of war-torn Syria.

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