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Sixty years after June and Peter Smart wed in Basford, they travelled more than 300 miles to celebrate their special day at the church where they met – and were married. Both 'committed Christians', June and Peter met at a church meeting at Queensberry Street Baptist in March 1954. |
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ELYRIA, Ohio – It was 1941. The United States just entered World War II. The average American worker made about $1,750 a year, in a time when a new house cost about $4,000, gas cost 12 cents a gallon and a new car was about $850. It was also the year that Alva and Evelyn Taylor married. |
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HARARE- RELIGION is the opium of the masses, German economist Karl Max, is famously quoted as having said about 170 years ago. Various interpretations have been presented with most scholars arguing that Max intimated that religion is used by oppressors to make people feel better about the distress they experience due to being poor and exploited. |
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THE OASIS Forum says nothing should be removed or added to the Constitution during the ‘fine-tuning’ process. And LAZ president Linda Kasonde yesterday said the Constitutional Court was the court of first and final appeal, when asked to comment on the decision by ministers to challenge the.... |
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Free trees: Ecology Ottawa will be handing out free evergreen saplings at the Tree Yourself event, as part of their Tree Ottawa campaign, with a special event including free samples of cocktails by Split Tree Cocktail Co., and a donation to Tree Ottawa activities, 2 to 6 p.m., Make House Co., 987 Wellington St. |
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Image copyright Radio Canada Image caption The two-tone look will only be temporary - a stone replacement is planned for next year. A statue of the baby Jesus in an eastern Canada churchyard has been attracting attention after undergoing an unusual restoration. |
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Pastor Evan Mawarire who led nationwide protests against President Robert Mugabe paralysing the nation before fleeing to South Africa and then the United States has been refused entry into the United Kingdom, a report said today. Premier Christian Radio which is based in London says Mawarire was due.... |
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THE Oasis Forum has become a discredited, politically inclined organisation by reducing itself to being a mouth piece of the opposition UPND and should, therefore, not be taken seriously over national matters, Information and Broadcasting Services Minister Chishimba Kambwili has charged. |
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During a candidate forum that at times became contentious, St. Clair County Board Chairman Mark Kern, a Democrat, and his Republican challenger Rodger Cook gave their pitches to a crowd of about 150 people, for why they should be elected. At times they interrupted each other and spoke over each other. |
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The funeral mass of Anthony Foley will take place at 12 noon tomorrow in Clare. Munster’s radio stations plan to pay tribute to Foley at the same time. They will all play the rugby anthem, “The Fields of Athenry” at midday as the Munster hero’s funeral mass gets underway. |
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The remains of Anthony Foley will be reposing in St. Flannan’s church Killaloe from 1pm to 8:30pm tonight, with thousands expected to pay their respects to the former Munster and Ireland player. Sun keeps guard over Axels resting place while only the flags are out in Killaloe Alex McDonnell.... |
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