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Jun 18 2024
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Woman stole purse, gun during church service in Washington, police say
Police in the City of Washington are asking for help to identify a woman they say stole a purse and gun from a church on Sunday.
The alleged theft took place during a service at Immaculate Conception Church. Police said during communion, the suspect took an unattended purse containing credit cards, cash and a handgun.
She then fled the church on foot, according to police.
WPXIJul 03 2024
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Senator Saddam Salim’s Richmond Report: July 2024 - Falls Church News-Press Online
This week marks America’s 248th birthday, and I will be celebrating with many of my constituents. One annual treat is Fairfax City’s Fourth of July Parade, one of the largest parades in the Commonwealth. One of the great things about my district is that despite its relatively small size, there are so many active communities with great events marking every holiday. I am lucky to represent the
Falls Church News - PressJan 25 2024
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Church Collapse Connecticut
A historic Connecticut church’s soaring steeple and roof have collapsed, but no injuries have been reported. Photos showed a gaping hole Thursday in the top of the building and the front reduced to a heap of rubble strewn about. The cause of the collapse at the First Congregational Church in downtown New London was not immediately known. Rescue teams and State Police search dogs responded
The Westerly SunMay 14 2024
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Church responds to double disaster in Papua New Guinea
Minj Papua New Guinea District President Timothy Joseph works to gain access to 27 families in Kangare following a landslide caused by torrential rains in April 2024. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has been sending food, water containers, canvases and other supplies to areas impacted by double disasters in Papua New Guinea. Torrential rains combined with strong winds during
Deseret NewsMar 06 2024
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Kirtland Temple sold to church
The historic Kirtland Temple, perched at the crest of the Route 306 hill in Kirtland, is now owned by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Designated a National Historic Landmark in 1976, the Temple is considered a sacred site by the world’s 17-million members of the Church popularly known as Mormon. Its purchase from the Community of Christ was part of a $192-million deal
The News-HeraldJun 17 2024
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Henderson teens face indictment for firework blast that injured 4 at LDS church building
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — The two 18-year-old brothers who police said lit a firework blast injuring four people at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints face indictment. According to police, on March 27 at approximately 8 p.m. Caden and Connor Renard entered the LDS church and threw an incendiary device on the floor damaging the meeting house’s front entrance carpet, the gymnasium and
KLAS 8Jul 02 2024
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RFK Jr. Doesn't Deny Alleged Sexual Assault of Babysitter: 'I Am Not a Church Boy'
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. responded to an accusation that he sexually assaulted a family babysitter at his home by brushing off the incident, asserting that he is not a “church boy” and had a “very rambunctious youth.” In a wide-ranging report by Vanity Fair, the former employee accused the independent presidential candidate of groping her in 1998. Eliza Cooney, who was hired in the fall that year
RollingStone.comJun 08 2024
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St. Stephen's Episcopal Church honors Black history with memorial stone
To honor the Black leaders that helped shape the church into what it is today, St. Stephen’s Episcopal erected a memorial stone plaque that now sits inside the historic sanctuary. Inscribed on the stone are the names of Black priests who faithfully served the Ansonborough church in years past: the Rev. William Morgan, the Rev. Osmond Jonathan McLeod, the Rev. St. Julian A Simpkins, the Rev.
The Post and CourierMay 28 2024
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Immanuel Lutheran Church marks 150 years of services in Pflugerville
Community ImpactJul 02 2024
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Plans to demolish First Baptist Church in Sutherland Springs on hold due to temporary restraining order
SUTHERLAND SPRINGS, Texas – It has been nearly seven years since the Sutherland Springs shooting that killed 26 people. Today was supposed to be the last day people could visit and pay their respects at the sanctuary turned memorial due to plans to demolish the building. Now, the 81st Judicial Court has granted a temporary restraining order, putting demolition plans on hold. “We’re not here to
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