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PENNINGTON: Local Methodist church celebrating 200th anniversary
Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church is celebrating its 200th anniversary this year and is commemorating the milestone some with several events this weekend. Founded in 1816, the congregation had its church built in 1847 and rebuilt in 1876. As such, Bethel is the third oldest church in....

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‘Martin’ Star Tommy Ford Removed from Life Support; Dies at 52
is now reporting that Tommy Ford , who played Tommy on the Fox series “Martin,” has died. A false report of his death was tweeted earlier by actor Anthony Anderson, but turned out not to be true. His condition, however, was reported to be grave. The actor had been on life support after an aneurysm ruptured in his abdomen.

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Church Group Helps Flood Victims
ELKVIEW, WV - They sanded, they painted and they drilled. Volunteers from the Hampton Presbyterian Church in Pennsylvania came to the Elkview and Clendenin area, to help flood victims repair their homes damaged in June's flooding. "We're called to love our neighbors and then we can come down and....

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Will: Trump’s vile candidacy chemo for GOP
WASHINGTON — What did Donald Trump have left to lose Sunday night? His dignity? Please. His campaign’s theme? His Cleveland convention was a mini-Nuremberg rally for Republicans whose three-word recipe for making America great again was the shriek “Lock her up!” This presaged his Banana Republican vow to imprison his opponent.

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Reward offered for information on Lincoln church fires
Sioux City, IA (51101) Today. Partly cloudy. Tonight. Partly cloudy skies. Widespread frost likely. Low 28F. Winds N at 10 to 20 mph, becoming SSE and decreasing to less than 5 mph. Updated: October 12, 2016 @ 3:52 pm; LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — A reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest in the Belmont Baptist Church fire last week.

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Woman fatally shot in car in University City, family wants answers
CHARLOTTE, NC (WBTV) - A woman shot and killed inside a car in northeast Charlotte Tuesday afternoon has been identified as 29-year-old Chirrelle Nicole Scott, police said Wednesday. The shooting happened around 5 p.m. near the intersection of North Tryon Street and W.T. Harris Boulevard.

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Franklin Graham, son of evangelist Billy Graham, makes political pitch in Richmond
RICHMOND, VA (WWBT) - It doesn't matter who you vote for, as long as you do your research. That's the message from the son of well-known evangelist Billy Graham. Wednesday, minister Franklin Graham made a stop in Richmond to encourage Virginians to turn to their faith when heading to the polls.

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Main suspect in murder of five people, surrenders
KINGSTON, Jamaica, Oct 12, CMC – Police say the main suspect in the murder of five people, including three children, at their home in St. Catherine, south east of here on Sunday, has surrendered. They said that Marvin Campbell Sr, also known as “Fatman” surrendered at the Commissioner‘s Office in the company of a pastor on Wednesday.

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Southern New Providence said to be ‘like a war zone’
South Beach resident Simeon Hall Jr, son of Bishop Simeon Hall, pastor emeritus of New Covenant Baptist Church, said the family’s more than 40-year-old home was unrecognisable when they returned from the place where they had sought shelter before the storm’s arrival.

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Commish praises pastor for handing over criminal suspect
The Commissioner of Police, Dr Carl Williams, has hailed Bishop Rohan Edwards for his role in handing over criminal suspect Marvin 'Fat Man' Campbell. Campbell was listed as a person of interest in relation to the five murders in March Pen, St Catherine on Sunday. He was handed over to the police by Bishop Edwards.

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Basheer Jones camps against violence; eyes council spot
CLEVELAND, Ohio –Basheer Jones slept this week in a tent pitched in an empty lot at the corner of East 79 th Street and Superior Avenue, just yards from a makeshift memorial for Gregory Boey, who became the city's 89th homicide victim when he was shot to death there on Sept. 24.

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Gays and Catholicism: Pope's words open door to confusion
In this Sept. 2015 photo provided by Erin X. Smithers, Michael Templeton poses with his dog in Lincoln, R.I. Templeton, 38, said he was fired from his job as music director at the Church of St. Mary in Providence, a post he held for five years, after marrying his same-sex partner.

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CPD officer gets counseling after Facebook post
A black Cincinnati Police officer who wrote a Facebook post that referenced white officers "looking for a reason to kill a black man" received the lowest form of discipline — counseling. And the officer, Freddie Vincent, has been moved into a new job in the telephone crime reporting unit, one that means less contact with fellow officers.

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Televangelist: Christians who don’t vote are ‘going to be guilty of murder’
"You're going to be guilty of murder," the charismatic preacher said on the program. "You're going to be guilty of an abomination of God. You're going to be guilty for every baby that's aborted from this election forward." The comments come after the Republican presidential candidate's lewd comments....

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Gov. McCrory says North Carolina’s LGBTQ community isn’t discriminated against. We found otherwise.
Despite America’s dramatic shift toward acceptance, LGBTQ residents across North Carolina are routinely singled out for condemnation and discrimination – sometimes even physical violence – because of who they are. Last month in Charlotte, a 24-year-old transgender man said he was confronted outside....

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Gays and Catholicism: Pope's words open door to confusion
Rome: An ideological tug of war over the firing of a Rhode Island church music director for marrying his same-sex partner illustrates the confusion that permeates some US Roman Catholic parishes over Pope Francis' words on homosexuality. Francis' famous declaration "Who am I to judge?" in 2013....

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Watch the sweet moment Jeremy Vuolo proposes to Jinger Duggar on latest episode of Counting On
Jeremy Vuolo popped the question to Jinger Duggar in the latest episode of Jill & Jessa: Counting On. The sweet proposal was captured on camera as footballer turned pastor Jeremy got down on one knee on the top of a New York roof top city building just five months after they first got together.

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Chesterfield church uses Boaz Box to fight hunger in the community
MATOACA, VA (WWBT) - Many churches throughout the area provide food for those who are hungry. However, the members of are doing it in a unique way. Matoaca Christian Fellowship For them, part of thinking outside the box includes a box. "We knew that we needed to do something, and we needed to make a difference," said Pastor Ryan Atchison.

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FROM THE VAULT: Baptists come to Hamilton
By Sylvia Wray, Flamborough Archives The adherents of the Baptist Church, who arrived at Niagara following the end of the American Revolutionary War, founded a congregation in the Clinton area of the Niagara Peninsula in 1796. The small, devout group was assisted by missionaries from the New England....

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With Haiti reeling from Hurricane Matthew, a Sudbury pastor rises to the challenge
Sudburians have heard the call from a local pastor who is collecting donations for the people of Haiti on behalf of World Vision Canada. At least one thousand people were killed when Haiti was pummelled by Hurricane Matthew, and the subsequent outbreak of cholera has worsened the situation.

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Two Broward commission seats up for election
District 3 in northwest Broward covers all of Parkland and most of Coral Springs and Tamarac, plus part of North Lauderdale. The seat was vacated by Stacy Ritter in May, when she shifted to a county job running the tourism bureau. Parkland Mayor Michael Udine, a Democrat and lawyer, is running for the seat.

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4 Pillars Of A Christian's Faith That The Devil Will Try To Tear Down
The constructs of Greek and Roman architecture are some of the most sturdy in the whole world. Many Greek buildings exist to this day, having stood for thousands of years. What's so notable about these buildings is the firm and vast pillars that they are built with. Pillars are essential to keep a building from falling apart.

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Watch the sweet moment Jeremy Vuolo proposes to Jinger Duggar on latest episode of Counting On
Jeremy Vuolo popped the question to Jinger Duggar in the latest episode of Jill & Jessa: Counting On. The sweet proposal was captured on camera as footballer turned pastor Jeremy got down on one knee on the top of a New York roof top city building just five months after they first got together.

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Extraordinary encounter: Canada's foreign affairs minister met North Korean counterpart in rare exchange
Weeks before Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's quiet "pull-aside" at the UN laid the groundwork for a Canadian's release from an Iranian prison , Canada's foreign affairs minister was trying his own hand at corridor diplomacy — with his North Korean counterpart.

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Hernando | School Board, District 4
The District 4 race pits incumbent Gus Guadagnino, a strong supporter of superintendent Lori Romano and of the successful 2015 campaign for a half-cent sales tax increase, against challenger Bill Vonada, a longtime teacher and coach in the school district, who vows to improve sagging morale in the district.

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Gays and Catholicism: Pope’s words open door to confusion
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — An ideological tug of war over the firing of a Rhode Island church music director for marrying his same-sex partner illustrates the confusion that permeates some U.S. Roman Catholic parishes over Pope Francis’ words on homosexuality.

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