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Our mission is to spread the Gospel to the World on Shortwave, AM/Medium Wave, Satellite radio, TV and the Internet
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UK's Danny Willett wins US Masters golf title
The 28-year-old from Sheffield is also the first European since Jose Maria Olazabal in 1999 to don the Green Jacket - the winner's prize - at the Augusta National Golf Club in Georgia. The last UK winner of the first major of the season was Nick Faldo in 1996. This is Willett's first major title.

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Islamic militants kill 18 Philippine soldiers in worst clashes this year
By AFP Apr 9, 2016 in World A Philippine offensive against the extremist Abu Sayyaf group after a spate of kidnappings has left 18 soldiers and five fighters dead in the worst violence in the troubled south this year, authorities said Sunday. Saturday's clashes on the strife-torn island of Basilan....

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Archbishop of Canterbury hailed for reaction to news of biological dad
The Most Rev Justin Welby, who believed his father was Gavin Welby, said on Friday it was “a complete surprise” to find through DNA evidence that his father is the late Anthony Montague Browne Winston Churchill’s last private secretary. In a statement he said: “I know that I find who I am in Jesus....

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Faith’s mysterious ways in the 2016 campaign
E.J. Dionne writes about politics in a twice-weekly column and on the PostPartisan blog. He is a senior fellow in Governance Studies at the Brookings Institution, a government professor at Georgetown University and a commentator on politics for National Public Radio, ABC’s “This Week” and MSNBC. He is the author of “Why the Right Went Wrong.

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Kamlepo Kalua calls for the Resignation of President Peter Mutharika, Says he has failed as a leader
KARONGA, Sunday, April 10, 2016 , (MaraviPost): God’s time is always the best, that’s the vocabulary and language which the man of the moment on Malawi political scene, Kamlepo Kalua is enmeshed in. Since the down of democracy even before that, Kalua has been vocal through various media outlets....

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Islamic militants kill 18 Philippine soldiers in years’ worst clashes – At least four soldiers beheaded in the fighting
ZAMBOANGA: A Philippine offensive against the extremist Abu Sayyaf group after a spate of kidnappings has left 18 soldiers and five fighters dead in the worst violence in the troubled south this year, authorities said yesterday. Saturday’s clashes on the strife-torn island of Basilan came after an....

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Trawler tragedy survivor swam from sinking boat
COLLECT Stephen Wilkie All four crewmen abandoned the Stornoway-registered FV Louisa All four crewmen abandoned the Stornoway-registered FV Louisa when the shellfish boat started taking on water off the Outer Hebrides in the early hours of Saturday. The angle of the boat's list saw its liferaft....

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Ulster cleric’s prayers for Archbishop of Canterbury after paternity shock
A leading Church of Ireland figure has offered his support and prayers for Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby, after the Englishman confirmed that his father was not the man he had believed. The Most Rev Welby, who believed his father was Gavin Welby, said on Friday it was “a complete surprise”....

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Islamic militants kill 18 soldiers in worst clashes this year
Saturday’s clashes on the strife-torn island province of Basilan came after an April 8 ransom deadline set by the Abu Sayyaf, who had threatened to behead some of their foreign hostages. At least four soldiers were beheaded in the fighting, which involved about a hundred Abu Sayyaf rebels, regional military spokesman Major Filemon Tan said.

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Militants kill 18 soldiers in Philippine island clash
A Philippine offensive against militant group Abu Sayyaf, after a spate of kidnappings, has left 18 soldiers and five fighters dead in the worst violence in the troubled south this year, authorities said yesterday. Saturday’s clashes on the strife-torn island of Basilan, Philippines, came after a....

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23 killed as AFP, Abu Sayyaf clash
“The whole armed forces is grieving,” he told reporters. He said a Moroccan national who was with the gunmen was killed in the clashes, identifying him as Mohammad Khattab, an instructor in making improvised explosive devices as well as an “Islamic jihadist preacher.

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