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Judge: Defendant competent to stand trial in church shooting
COLUMBIA, S.C. Dylann Roof is competent to stand trial starting next week in the killing of nine black worshippers at a South Carolina church last year, a federal judge ruled Friday. U.S. District Judge Richard Gergel’s ruling clears the way for jury selection to restart Monday.

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Judge: Defendant competent to stand trial in church shooting
Dylann Roof is competent to stand trial starting next week in the killing of nine black worshippers at a South Carolina church last year, a federal judge ruled Friday. U.S. District Judge Richard Gergel's ruling clears the way for jury selection to restart Monday. The judge delayed the process to begin narrowing the final jury pool on Nov.

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LIMEY PASTOR: Christ the King: Through the door we go.
I may be wrong, but I suspect that you may be reading this either on Friday or Saturday. This means that you have been to at least one Thanksgiving feast, possibly two or more. Your body is attempting to process an avalanche of calories still residing in the portals of your humanity and swearing never again to eat as much.

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Top gospel artistes set to Experience Lagos
For the past 10 years, thousands of people have attended Experience Lagos an annual gospel music concert often held at the Tafawa Balewa Square on Lagos Island and regarded as the biggest of its kind in Africa. The event, which attracts fans of gospel music from different parts of the continent,....

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My imprisonment, a blessing — Ex-convict
Adelani Adepegba, Abuja. An ex-convict, Abdulfatai Akinola, has described the three years he spent in Kuje prisons, Abuja, as a blessing in disguise, saying the experience has turned him into a responsible member of the society. He stated that he learnt tailoring while in custody, adding that the vocation had empowered him to cater for his family.

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'THE STAR come een like a variety store' - Reader chooses...
Nearly everyday for the past 35 years Lola gets out of bed, walk to her STAR vendor to get a copy of her favourite newspaper. It is a love affair that words are insufficient to describe. "THE STAR mek me feel good. Me jus lay down, read me STAR and mi just sleep," the Kingston resident told THE STAR.

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Thanksgiving lesson: ‘When we give to others, God gives to us’
Josh Thomas’ mother wanted her son to see for himself that when he served others, he’d be blessed. So she took him with her Rainbow PUSH Thanksgiving morning to help serve a rich spread to veterans and others — “so we could help the veterans and the poor,” as the 8-year-old said shyly.

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Montreal Gazette Christmas Fund 2016: Alhere changed country to protect her daughters
Just as her father once protected her, Alhere has made difficult moves to help her children. Alhere, 37, grew up in Chad. She arrived in Canada this year as a refugee with her three children, but her claim has not yet been accepted. “I cannot work because of my status,” she said.

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10:06 PM
It is a day of epic 'shading' between Billionaire Jimoh Ibrahim and Femi Fani-Kayode as both wash their dirty laundry in the social media. Jimoh Ibrahim took FFK to the cleaners. See more... Now this is some serious savage...! I will just write in parables and leave this matter because many so....

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Religion events in the San Fernando Valley area, Nov. 25-Dec. 2
Posted: 11/24/16, 1:41 PM PST Updated: 11 secs ago # Comments Shabbat at Temple Kol Tikvah: 6:30 p.m. Nov. 25. 20400 Ventura Blvd., Woodland Hills. 818-348-0670. www.koltikvah.org The Five Hour Spiritual Drink: The Rev. Joey McDonald explains the message, based on Romans 13:11-14, at two services 8:15 and 10:30 a.

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In Melrose, a day for giving
'This is what Thanksgiving is all about' Andrew Caplan @AACaplan. While growing up in Melrose, Leo Lowe’s mother taught him the importance of giving back. As a child he attended Trinity Episcopal Church and said he and his family would supply Thanksgiving dinners to those less fortunate. It was a family tradition.

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Indiana pastor in Chicago asks for help after church blast
CHICAGO (AP) - The pastor of an Indiana church where an explosion destroyed a church building is in Chicago asking for help to rebuild. A spokeswoman for the Rev. Jesse Jackson Jr.'s Rainbow PUSH Coalition says Joseph Alford of Bethel Congregation Church of God & Christ in Hammond visited the organization on Thursday.

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Texas grandeur, Wilshire Baptist's Christianity, gratitude, compassion
Gratitude for Texas grandeur. Give thanks for the lands and waters that make Texas, Texas. Texas' diverse landscapes have shaped our cultural identity. Our lakes, prairies, farms, ranches, beaches and rolling hills have influenced our regional personalities and traditions.

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In Bel Air and Havre de Grace, it's Thanksgiving and time for serving
In Bel Air, Saint Margaret Parish and New Hope Baptist, two Bel Air churches, joined forces Thursday, for the fourth year in a row, to put on their community Thanksgiving dinner. The Havre de Grace community Thanksgiving, in its 28th year, is the longest-running of the community dinners held in Harford County.

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Inside the most racist town in America where "diversity is a code word for white genocide"
Visitors to the small Arkansas town of Harrison quickly learn its reputation is far bigger than its size. As they pass the huge welcome sign on Route 65 they are reassured of their safety in one of the most heavily armed US states. Alongside a picture of a beaming all-white family the damaged billboard reads: Beautiful Town, Beautiful People.

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Message for survivors
TARA South never wants to be known as a victim of domestic violence. After a volatile two year relationship in which she was thrown down the stairs by her hair and threatened with being stabbed in the face, she considers herself a survivor – and is determined to share her story to help others.

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Bangor church gives Thanksgiving dinner to those who can’t be with family
So, the 19-year-old student, who is studying welding at the Penobscot Job Corps Center, decided to spend the afternoon at CityReach Church , located in the former YMCA on Hammond Street in Bangor. “I heard they were having a little event here,” he said Thursday while working to finish a plate loaded....

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Kenya: Police accused of rape and beatings over stolen guns in Mumias
Mumias residents at Shibale in Mumias Kakamega County mill at a scene where a spare part shop belongoing to Stanley Namai burnt down in the skirmishes following a police raid at their homes on the night on Nov 23rd, 2016 in search of lost guns and suspects involved in the yesterday raid at the Booker Police Post yesterday.

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9:01 PM
Gov. Ayo Fayose of Ekiti State is pictured with PDP's candidate, Eyitayo Jegede, addressing a huge crowd of the party's supporters in Akure on Thursday. Fayose told the crowd to run away whenever they see APC's broom, as it is a symbol of hunger. His words: "Akure, this is your Golden Opportunity.

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They couldn't find a way to save the old Ottumwa church
The closure of the Morrell plant, whose employees once made up a large part of the congregation, hurt. Kids who grew up in the church moved away. Then their parents followed as they retired and aged. "It just seemed like there was no way to save the church. Everything we tried, nothing worked," Osteen told the Ottumwa Courier ( http://bit.

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New Yorkers Still Coping with Post-Trump Shock
Donald Trump's election jolted liberal America, but perhaps nowhere more than in his native New York, where city-dwellers are processing their woe with everything from yoga to body art to demonstrations. Many residents of the cosmopolitan cultural mosaic -- where 79 percent of voters backed Democrat....

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They couldn't find a way to save the old Ottumwa church
The closure of the Morrell plant, whose employees once made up a large part of the congregation, hurt. Kids who grew up in the church moved away. Then their parents followed as they retired and aged. "It just seemed like there was no way to save the church. Everything we tried, nothing worked," Osteen told the Ottumwa Courier ( http://bit.

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They couldn't find a way to save the old Ottumwa church
Sioux City, IA (51101) Today. Rain and snow this morning changing to all rain in the afternoon. Temps nearly steady in the mid to upper 30s. Winds SSE at 5 to 10 mph. Chance of precip 80%.. Tonight. Cloudy skies early, followed by partial clearing. Low 28F. Winds WNW at 5 to 10 mph.

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Bishop Hall steps back from CLICO campaign
By NICO SCAVELLA. Tribune Staff Reporter. This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . AFTER eight years of championing the cause, Bishop Simeon Hall yesterday announced he is “throwing in the towel” on agitating for Government to resolve the CLICO debacle. Bishop Hall suggested to former policyholders in an....

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New Yorkers still coping with post-Trump shock
Many residents of the cosmopolitan cultural mosaic -- where 79 percent of voters backed Democrat Hillary Clinton -- are horrified by the Republican's harsh stances on issues including immigration and abortion. Trump's upset win struck the city like a bombshell, leaving a trail of anxiety and anger. "It's pretty depressing.

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Polling stations are not battlegrounds; keep peace - Pastor
The Executive Director of Salt and Light Ministries has cautioned political party agents against using polling stations as a place to incite violence during the general elections. Reverend Dr. Joyce Rosalind Aryee said the peace of the nation would be preserved when politicians and their representatives become tolerant of their opponents.

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