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2 Mississippi churches transcend racial barriers after arson
GREENVILLE, Miss. (AP) — Back in the 1960s, the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. observed that Sunday morning is the most segregated time of the week in America, a fact that remains true in many communities today. But three weeks after their church in the Mississippi Delta was mostly destroyed by arson....

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2 Mississippi churches transcend racial barriers after arson
Greenville, Miss. • Back in the 1960s, the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. observed that Sunday morning is the most segregated time of the week in America, a fact that remains true in many communities today. But three weeks after their church in the Mississippi Delta was mostly destroyed by arson and....

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Crown hasn't proven pastor's guilt, Toronto lawyer tells Nova Scotia indecency trial
KENTVILLE, N.S. -- Brent Hawkes' lawyer told his gross indecency trial in Kentville, N.S., Wednesday the evidence against the Toronto pastor is "weird." Clayton Ruby said in his closing argument to the judge that the entire case will be remembered as weird, amid "an abundance of evidence" that the testimony of witnesses is unreliable.

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Casa Azul aims for tacos in December, with more to come
Casa Azul, the Mexican restaurant in the former Dog e Style space on Genesee Street, plans to start selling tacos and tortas in early December. Al pastor tacos, pork marinated in chile with pineapple, will be carved from a vertical spit, and served on housemade corn tortillas, the partners say.

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2 Mississippi Churches Transcend Racial Barriers After Arson
Bishop Clarence Green, overseer of Hopewell Missionary Baptist Church, left, and Pastor James Nichols of the First Baptist Church of Greenville laugh together inside the chapel that First Baptist offered as a temporary home for the members of Hopewell, Tuesday, Nov 22, 2016, in Greenville, Miss.

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My driver ran mad after eating food my fetish wife prepared as bait for me – Pastor reveals
Johnson, resident at 4, Boripe Street, Basorun, in the state capital, told a Grade C Customary Court sitting at Agodi-Ibadan that his driver ran mad after eating a meal his wife prepared for him (Johnson) to eat. Speaking before the court, the pastor also accused his wife who had four children for....

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2 local priests named Catholic assistant bishops in Detroit
Pope Francis has named two priests in metro Detroit to be auxiliary bishops, replacing a retiring bishop and an outgoing one. The Archdiocese of Detroit, which has about 1.3 million Catholics in a six-country region in southeast Michigan, announced today that Rev. Gerard Battersby, 56, and Rev.

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ONDO 2016: Public opinion poll on election fraudulent-APC
The All Progressives Congress (APC) in Ondo State has described the report of a recent public opinion poll on the forthcoming governorship election in the state as fraudulent and misleading. The APC said that the report of the poll, which was widely reported in a national newspaper, was purportedly conducted by an unknown company in Lagos.

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12 Snarky Self-Care Tips for the Holidays
The only thing worse than dry turkey is the runny lemon meringue pie Grandma tries her best to guilt you into eating. But worse than Cousin Martha's green bean casserole is having to get together with people you only see twice a year and being forced to act like you enjoy their company.

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How Did the Doom 'Pastor' Respond to Criticism?
Cape Town Lethebo Rabalago, who calls himself a prophet, sprayed Doom insecticide onto worshippers, and then posted pictures on his Facebook page . The post sparked a public outcry, with even the makers of Doom - Tiger Brands - releasing a statement on the unorthodox use of their poisonous product.

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Crown hasn't proven Hawkes' guilt, Toronto lawyer tells Nova Scotia indecency trial
KENTVILLE, N.S. -- Brent Hawkes' lawyer told his gross indecency trial in Kentville, N.S., today the evidence against the Toronto pastor is "weird." Clayton Ruby said in his closing argument to the judge that the entire case will be remembered as weird, amid "an abundance of evidence" that the testimony of witnesses is unreliable.

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WATCH: Parliament bouncers ready for action?
In video footage posted by Economic Freedom Fighters member of parliament Mbuyisenin Ndlosi on Twitter a few minutes before the sitting was set to begin‚ the black and white clad parliament security guards were seen relaxing in the corridor. Ndlozi captioned: “#ZumaQandA bouncers... They don’t know what’s going to happen to them today.

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Crown hasn't proven pastor's guilt, lawyer tells N.S. indecency trial
KENTVILLE, N.S. -- Brent Hawkes' lawyer told his gross indecency trial in Kentville, N.S., today the evidence against the Toronto pastor is "weird." Clayton Ruby said in his closing argument to the judge that the entire case will be remembered as weird, amid "an abundance of evidence" that the testimony of witnesses is unreliable.

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Cheap Eats
By Wed, Nov 23, 2016. Andrew Z. Galarneau You’ve had a lot on your mind lately. No wonder you forgot about the turkey. You also forgot your promise to put a perfectly bronzed bird, at the heart of the most sentimental meal of the year, on a table surrounded by people who could most definitely give....

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Pastor makes congregation touch live electric wires
According to the tabloid, a pastor from Hammanskraal in Tshwane released a video showing him telling a church member to be shocked by a live electric wire as a supposed act of faith. He reportedly claims that if they have enough faith, they will escape electrocution.

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South African pastor sprays insecticide on congregants 'to heal them'
I find this very disturbing. A pastor from the MZGA congregation is spraying people with Doom insect repelant to heal them. Aki Anastasiou (@AkiAnastasiou) November 21, 2016 Nothing humouress about the 'Doom' debacle. What I see is people in desperate need of hope being dehumanized in the name of God.

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Crown hasn't proven Hawkes' guilt, Toronto lawyer tells Nova Scotia indecency trial
KENTVILLE, N.S. - Brent Hawkes' lawyer told his gross indecency trial in Kentville, N.S., today the evidence against the Toronto pastor is "weird." Clayton Ruby said in his closing argument to the judge that the entire case will be remembered as weird, amid "an abundance of evidence" that the testimony of witnesses is unreliable.

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Divorce: Pastor vows to kill his wife if court refuses to separate them
Pastor Gideon Johnson of No 4, Boripe St., Basorun-Ibadan, Oyo State, on Wednesday accused his wife of poisoning his driver who then allegedly ran mad after eating a meal she prepared for him to eat. Gideon said this at a Grade C Customary Court sitting at Agodi-Ibadan, where he had gone to seek....

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No love among uniform men? An officer of Lagos State Traffic Management Authority (LASTMA), was battered and humiliated by an escort police officer today in Ajah area of Lagos. The LASTMA man was said to be discharging his duty, the policemen decided to show power...

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Saying to be homeless 'is not a crime,' Aberdeen police chief calls for more community outreach, help
Making arrests and giving citations alone will not solve the issue of homeless people living in Aberdeen, rather it will take a coalition of community and government organizations to connect the homeless with the appropriate services, according to the city's police chief.

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Closing arguments expected in Hawkes' trial
KENTVILLE, N.S. — Closing arguments will be made today in the trial of a prominent Toronto pastor accused of performing sex acts on a teenage boy more than 40 years ago in Nova Scotia. Brent Hawkes, a high-profile rights activist, has pleaded not guilty to charges of indecent assault and gross indecency.

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Closing arguments expected in Hawkes' trial
KENTVILLE, N.S. — Closing arguments will be made today in the trial of a prominent Toronto pastor accused of performing sex acts on a teenage boy more than 40 years ago in Nova Scotia. Brent Hawkes, a high-profile rights activist, has pleaded not guilty to charges of indecent assault and gross indecency.

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Trial of Toronto pastor Brent Hawkes resumes today with closing arguments
Toronto pastor Brent Hawkes arrives at provincial court in Kentville, N.S. on Thursday, November 14, 2016. A judge in Nova Scotia is set to hear the case of a well-known Toronto pastor facing charges related to decades-old sex-crime allegations. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darren Calabrese KENTVILLE, N.S.

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2 Mississippi churches transcend racial barriers after arson
GREENVILLE, Miss. (AP) — Back in the 1960s, the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. observed that Sunday morning is the most segregated time of the week in America, a fact that remains true in many communities today. But three weeks after their church in the Mississippi Delta was mostly destroyed by arson....

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Pastor of Amadiya: Mosul’s Christian refugees, torn between emergency aid and the ...
Amadiya (AsiaNews) "An atmosphere of expectation" permeates Mosul’s refugees as they wait to see how the battle against the Islamic State (IS) will end. Iraqi troops "are advancing" and the plain "is almost entirely liberated," although "the churches are largely burned" and "many houses destroyed." This is what Fr.

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Closing arguments expected in Hawkes' trial
KENTVILLE, N.S. — Closing arguments will be made today in the trial of a prominent Toronto pastor accused of performing sex acts on a teenage boy more than 40 years ago in Nova Scotia. Brent Hawkes, a high-profile rights activist, has pleaded not guilty to charges of indecent assault and gross indecency.

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