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Internally Displaced Persons: Camp coordinator denies report of abuse in Edo
The International Christian Centre, Uhogua, in Ovia North East of Edo, on Monday said there is no record of sexual or physical abuse of the Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in the camp being managed by it. Pastor Solomon Folorunsho, coordinator of the centre, disclosed this to the News Agency of....

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Trump Followers' anti-Semitism Gives Jewish Voters Chills
But there is also a specific Jewish component to this election that some voters are sensing, one that has them reassessing their view of what it is to be Jewish in America. Rabbi Daniel Bogard, 33, of Cincinnati, said he had never personally encountered anti-Semitism until this election cycle.

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Interview: Ex-PM delights in Bob's woe
In an in-depth interview, an energised Morgan Tsvangirai speaks to SIMON ALLISON of the Daily Maverick about the fragmentation of the Zimbabwean state, a dignified exit for President Robert Mugabe, and why the youth of today have a thing or two to learn from him. MORGAN Tsvangirai lives in a very nice house.

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WARNING: Racially-charged rant starts conversation in the Mid-South
MEMPHIS, TN (WMC) - More >> A Memphis man started an important conversation about racism and your right to vote after a man hurled racist slurs at him after an incident while driving. Brandon Levston, 29, goes by the name Skye Lev on Facebook. He filmed as Neil Thompson got out of his car and yelled....

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Capital murder charge filed against suspect in Kayla Gomez-Orozco case
EAST TEXAS (KLTV) - More >> Charges have been filed against a man suspected in the death of an East Texas 10-year-old. Monday, an arrest warrant for capital murder was filed against Gustavo Zavala-Garcia, 24, of Mexico, according to Smith County Sheriff Larry Smith.

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Deputies: Person shot, killed in Iredell County
BELMONT, NC (WBTV) - A person was shot and killed in Iredell County Monday evening, according to deputies. The incident happened just after 9:30 p.m. on Treeline Drive, off of Bethesda Road in Statesville. Police have not released many details, but confirmed the victim was killed.

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Veterans Day ceremony to return to Will County Courthouse
The program will start at 10 a.m. Friday at the Eternal Flame located at the front of the courthouse facing Jefferson Street. The event will begin with music performed by the Joliet American Legion Band. The national anthem will be sung by Elaine Swearingen.

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Local churches pray for healing night
ALEXANDRIA, VA (WUSA9) - Many local churches are praying for unity after this year's divisive Presidential election. Fairlington United Methodist Church in Alexandria was one of a number of DMV churches that held pre-election prayer service Monday night.

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Nigerian Pastor T.B. Joshua Predicts Clinton Victory
Nigerian preacher TB Joshua has had his say on the United States presidential election, predicting a narrow victory for Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton. Joshua, who attracts tens of thousands of worshippers to his church in Lagos, Nigeria, said Sunday that he had foreseen the identity of the next U.

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WARNING: Racially-charged rant starts conversation in the Mid-South
MEMPHIS, TN (WMC) - More >> A Memphis man started an important conversation about racism and your right to vote after a man hurled racist slurs at him after an incident while driving. Brandon Levston, 29, goes by the name Skye Lev on Facebook. He filmed as Neil Thompson got out of his car and yelled....

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Trending Now 18 MINS AGO Pastor offers rides to those voting for Trump
KANNAPOLIS, N.C. - A Kannapolis, North Carolina, church is making its political stance known this election and its message is clear. A sign leading to Resurrection Baptist Church reads, "We are voting. And it’s not for Hillary." "There are a lot of churches that are intimidated," pastor Tim Jones said.

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Pastor offers rides to those voting for Trump
KANNAPOLIS, N.C. - A Kannapolis, North Carolina, church is making its political stance known this election and its message is clear. A sign leading to Resurrection Baptist Church reads, "We are voting. And it’s not for Hillary." "There are a lot of churches that are intimidated," pastor Tim Jones said.

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Amosun, help Ota
Pastor Taiwo Ekunode, Sango Ota, Ogun State. I want to appeal to Governor Ibikunle Amosun to urgently come to the aid of people residing in Sango Ota and its environs. Virtually all the federal and state roads in Ota are in a pathetic state. To descend the only bridge in Sango may take a minimum of two hours, especially when it rains.

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Joel Osteen Says People Need to 'Empty Out' Negative Thoughts When They Start Their Day
How do you start your day? Pastor Joel Osteen of Lakewood Church starts his by flushing out all negative thoughts from yesterday to welcome in God's blessings. "The way we start the day is so important. Every morning when we wake up, we need to make sure that we 'empty out' anything negative from the day before," he wrote on his blog .

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Pastor John Piper Says Christians Are 'Not Bound' to Vote
Pastor John Piper, founder of Desiring God, believes that Christians are "not bound" to vote because their allegiance belongs to God above all else. Piper shared this message at Bethel College and Seminary in St. Paul, Minnesota on Wednesday, according to Many evangelicals have been urging....

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Horsemen preaching about America's sins rode into D.C. today. It wasn't the apocalypse.
The parade of horses riding up Route 1 in Alexandria toward Washington wasn’t a spectral apparition, though. These were flesh-and-blood horses, ridden by a pastor and his compatriots to send a message that America needs to turn toward Christ. “Horses give us the opportunity to speak with everyone,” said Pastor John Riggs.

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Amid election rancor, churches around the nation plan healing services
November 7, 2016 5:55 PM Amid election rancor, churches around the nation plan healing services. The Christmas Eve candles came out early on Sunday at Kansas City’s Community Christian Church. They burned while congregants sang “Let There Be Peace on Earth,” an intentional prayer just two days before Election Day.

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Osinbajo Ends the Paden Debate
Recently, during the public presentation of an authorised biography of President Muhammadu. Buhari by one of his old friends, Prof. John Paden, a ‎fact of history was distorted in the book. It was the argument over how Vice-President Yemi Osinbajo emerged the running mate to President Buhari.

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Amid election rancor, churches around the nation plan healing services
November 7, 2016 4:55 PM Amid election rancor, churches around the nation plan healing services. The Christmas Eve candles came out early on Sunday at Kansas City’s Community Christian Church. They burned while congregants sang “Let There Be Peace on Earth,” an intentional prayer just two days before Election Day.

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Garlands on Sultan’s turban with Mahmud Jega On one windy Thursday ten years ago when Muhammadu Sa’ad Abubakar was the surprise choice for...
On one windy Thursday ten years ago when Muhammadu Sa’ad Abubakar was the surprise choice for Sultan of Sokoto to succeed his elder brother who died four days earlier, I sat down in a Sokoto hotel room and wrote an article titled Needles in Sultan’s turban. By the time it appeared on this page four days later, I was safely in Abuja.

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The Strange Death of American Democracy: Endgame in Ohio
Recalling the 2004 elections. Prof. Michael Keefer’s January 2005 analysis at the outset of GWB’s Second term. Original article published in January 2005. So who ever thought the 2004 U.S. presidential election had the remotest chance of being honest and democratic? Not, one might guess, the....

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Church service celebrates older persons
Boatswain Bay Presbyterian Church recently marked Older Persons’ Month with a special morning worship service. The service on Sunday, Oct. 30, featured the Power of Praise group, who performed many songs. Elder Rupert Ebanks led the service and gave the sermon. Erlene Hunte gave the children’s message.

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50 years ago: Controversy over Club Inferno
In the Nov. 9, 1966 edition of the Caymanian Weekly, news from West Bay included: “Four hundred and twenty people gathered at Club Inferno for their Halloween Dance on the 1st. This is the largest gathering at the club since the Byron Lee shows and Graham Thompson and the Mashyiannes would like to thank all who supported them on this occasion.

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Judge: Jury selection in Dylann Roof trial to resume Wednesday morning
CHARLESTON, SC (WCSC) - The judge in the federal trial of accused Mother Emanuel AME church shooter Dylann Roof says jury selection will resume Wednesday at 9 a.m. Roof, 22, is charged with killing nine members of Mother Emanuel AME Church, including its pastor, State Sen. and the Rev. Clementa Pinckney, on June 17, 2015.

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Britain won’t bend rules for Dzamara and Evan Mawarire
LONDON – Britain says it cannot bend the rules to accommodate Zimbabwean activists who were denied visa last month insisting that applications were considered on their merits, regardless of the applicant’s nationality. The government was taken to task for refusing Evan Mawarire and Patson Dzamara....

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Judge: Jury selection in Dylann Roof trial to resume Wednesday morning
CHARLESTON, SC (WCSC) - The judge in the federal trial of accused Mother Emanuel AME church shooter Dylann Roof says jury selection will resume Wednesday at 9 a.m. Roof, 22, is charged with killing nine members of Mother Emanuel AME Church, including its pastor, State Sen. and the Rev. Clementa Pinckney, on June 17, 2015.

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