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Taunts of Hispanics reported post-election in Pence hometown
COLUMBUS, Ind. (AP) — School administrators in Vice President-elect Mike Pence’s Indiana hometown of Columbus have called for civility and respect after reports of Hispanic students being taunted. The Indianapolis Star reports ( http://indy.st/2f0gVip ) that Bartholomew.

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Taunts of Hispanics reported post-election in Pence hometown
The Indianapolis Star reports ( http://indy.st/2f0gVip ) that Bartholomew. One parent, First Presbyterian Church pastor Felipe Martinez, said his two sons who are Hispanic have twice been intimidated with chants of "build that wall," including on Election Day.

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What the Bible said ...
DURING the next two weeks the Raymond Terrace Senior Citizens Hall will be turned into a space for discussion and shared knowledge hosted by Russian born Pastor Vadim Butov. The Seventh-Day Adventist Church Pastor hosts public education programs that all people, religious or not, are invited to take part in.

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Teen who died after football hit remembered as "a brother to all of us"
Aaron Singleton is seen in a photo obtained by CBS Dallas station KTVT. JOSHUA, Texas -- The crowd at a Texas high school’s auditorium filled every seat in the theater, stood lined against the wall and spilled out into overflow rooms. A casket was at the front of the theater.

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After Election Night vandalism, a Silver Spring church searches for answers
The “Black Lives Matter” banner in front of Christ Congregational Church in Silver Spring has been a magnet for vandals. Three times since early 2015, it has been spray-painted, slashed or thrown into Colesville Rd. But for Rev. Matthew Braddock, there was a chilling resonance to the latest instance....

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Should the world be worried by a President Trump?
Donald Trump is the new president-elect of the United States. What will that mean for civil liberties, and for the rest of the world? In this UpFront election special, we speak to Trump ally and campaigner, televangelist Pastor Mark Burns, who defends controversial statements and positions made by Trump during the campaign.

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Wake County soldier killed in Afghanistan honored at Veterans Day ceremony in Rolesville
It was dedicated around Memorial Day and at the time, town leaders had no idea that by Veterans Day they’d be remembering a local fallen soldier. Today’s ceremony was one of gratitude to the veterans who gathered in the heart of Rolesville. “Rolesville is not a town. It’s a community,” said Rolesville Mayor Frank Eagles.

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All Souls Baptist Church to Honour Rev. Dr. Kojo Osei-Wusuh
The All Souls Baptist Church (Tabernacle of Praise) at Bohyen Adumanum in Kumasim is to name the church auditorium after the former President of the Ghana Baptist Convention and immediate past President of the Ghana Baptist University College, Rev. Dr. Kojo Osei-Wusuh, in the coming months, Pastor Dr.

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BLFC Graduates 81 in TVET in Nimba
Eighty-one young Liberians who completed technical, vocational and education training (TVET) lessons at the Bangladesh-Liberia Friendship Center (BLFC) have received certificates of achievement. The graduates completed courses in Computer Skills, Basic Nursing and First Aid, Generator Operation, Repair and Maintenance, and Tailoring.

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Continue reading How fed up voters elected a president many thought was unqualified
AUSTIN -- They didn’t really like his potty mouth. Many didn’t think he was qualified. And lots of voters had serious questions about whether his temperament was suited for the job of commander in chief. Millions of Americans, particularly white, conservative, blue-collar voters in flyover country, voted for Donald Trump anyway.

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Carnegie church keeps spirit of working hard going
Updated 2 hours ago The spirit of the Church of the Atonement is “work hard and get it done.” That spirit has kept parishioners of the little church at 618 Washington Ave., Carnegie, in good stead since 1930, when it was built. It was founded when the area still was called Mansfield. Its pipe organ was donated by Andrew Carnegie.

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Princeton rolls up its sleeves to remain progressive in the face of a conservative presidency
Throughout the country, since the election of Donald Trump to the presidency, there have been peaceful protests and some that became heated and unruly. There have been celebrations. There have been explosions of social media attacks symbolizing the divide in American culture. But in Princeton, there is conversation.

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Seven youth programs receive much needed assistance
(0) The Falcons Boys’ Club presented several local organisations with a donation to assist in their ongoing efforts with young people in the community.(PHOTO: JENNEVA?RUSSELL) Leaders of seven youth organizations on Grand Bahama received donations on Wednesday to assist in continuing their....

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Franklin Graham cites a 'God factor' in the outcome of the presidential election
While pollsters and the news media are still wondering how President-elect Donald Trump won the White House, evangelist Franklin Graham now cites the influence of faith and prayer in the outcome of a historic election. “Did God show up? In watching the news after the election, the secular media keep....

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For religious leaders in wake of presidential election, 'What is the next step?'
As the results of Tuesday's presidential election sank in this week, some north suburban spiritual leaders said they're stressing love, faith and community as congregants acknowledge a president-elect whose campaign was marked by controversial and divisive rhetoric.

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Margaret Court called out over gay beliefs
AN Albury church leader has slammed tennis great Margaret Court for her views on same-sex marriage. Mrs Court said she told a congregation at the New Life Chapel in Wodonga on Wednesday night that being gay was a “sin of the flesh” that could be the result of sexual abuse.

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Programs and special events at East Tennessee churches
Beaumont Avenue Baptist Church annual Rule High School Day on Nov 13. Coffee, doughnuts and fellowship at 10 a.m., special Rule High service at 11 a.m., 1502 Beaumont Ave. Info: 865 524-5024. Members of the Asbury United Methodist Church of Clinton will host their Pastor Appreciation Celebration to....

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‘If You Want Identity Politics, Identity Politics Is What You Get’—From White People
We like to believe the electorate chooses our leaders, but today our leaders are choosing the electorate. It’s anti-democratic, no matter the skin color of those involved. Next, I have an advanced degree and own my own business. I have a very “live and let live” attitude about gay marriage and routinely prepare tax returns for gay couples.

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For Chicago Cubs fans, the party won't stop soon
The new knock on Chicago Cubs fans is that they - we - are celebrating too much. Having won the World Series on Nov. 2, the Cubs have ridden a magic carpet ride that rolled right through the Presidential election and is carving out a slice of the NFL season.

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KKK to hold rally celebrating Trump victory
The Ku Klux Klan is to hold a victory parade in North Carolina to celebrate Donald Trump’s win over Hillary Clinton in Tuesday’s US presidential elections. The parade is scheduled for December 3, according to the KKK website. “Trump’s Race United My People,” the website’s homepage reads, featuring....

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Ku Klux Klan plans ‘victory’ parade to celebrate election of Donald Trump, who ‘united my people’
A member of the Ku Klux Klan gives a Nazi salute as the Klan members fly the Confederate flag during a demonstration at the state capitol building on July 18, 2015 in Columbia, South Carolina. Hundreds of people protested the demonstration as law enforcement tried to prevent violence between the opposing groups.

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Church collects 1,200 cans for food baskets
The Beech Grove Chapel United Methodist Church youth group may be small, but their efforts will have a big impact on those in need this Thanksgiving. The youth group will present more than 1,200 cans of corn and green beans to the Sebree Food Pantry, which will be handed out in Thanksgiving baskets, during its 10 a.

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Angola: Tempered in the inferno of history
The skyline around the magnificent Luanda Bay in Angola’s capital city is changing so rapidly that some photographers complain that their pictures of the city are out of date by the time they can get them to their customers. Yet, amid the confusion of scaffolding surrounding dozens of huge building....

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Disturbing video shows Chicago man beaten as bystanders yell ‘Don’t vote Trump!’
60 83 See complete forecast Disturbing video shows Chicago man beaten as bystanders yell ‘Don’t vote Trump!’ Posted 8:52 PM, November 10, 2016, by Tribune Media Wire CHICAGO -- Chicago police are now reviewing shocking video from the city's West Side that shows several people pulling a man out of....

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Pastor accused of rape describes litigation as ‘unnecessary’
CAPE TOWN – A pastor from Kraaifontein, accused of raping a child in 1970, says bringing the case to court decades later is unnecessary. The 77-year-old grandfather maintains his innocence, saying the church would have acted against him if he was guilty.

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Branford, CT
Catherine worked as a corporate executive secretary in her early years before retiring to dedicate herself to her beloved grandchildren. Happy Friday!
 


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