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06Nov/17

Sen. Rand Paul suffering five broken ribs, lung contusions after assault

November 6, 2017PoliticsAmerican Presbyterians, American writers, Boucher, Bowling Green, Kentucky, Chest trauma, Conservatism in the United States, Kentucky, Law/Crime, Linda, Medicine, Non-interventionism, Politics, Protestantism, Pulmonary contusion, RAND Corporation, Rand Paul, Rene Boucher, Trump, United States, Washingtonsmbale

U.S. Senator Rand Paul is reportedly suffering five broken ribs and lung contusions after being assaulted at his Kentucky home by a neighbor. Linda So reports. Continue reading →

30Aug/17

Joel Osteen refutes Harvey criticism, says “doors have always been open”

August 30, 2017ReligionAmerican writers, Christianity, Christians, City: Houston, Disaster/Accident, Greg Locke, Harvey, Houston, Joel, Joel Osteen, Lakewood Church, Megachurch, Nondenominational Christianity, Osteen, Protestantism, Televangelism, United States, Victoria Osteensmbale

Houston megachurch pastor Joel Osteen says his church has “always been open,” refuting claims on social media that the church closed its doors to Harvey victims. Continue reading →

08Nov/16

Prince Harry response ‘unprecedented’, says royal reporter

November 8, 2016CelebrityBritish people, Camilla Tominey, Christians, Company: Daily Express, daily express, Elizabeth, Entertainment/Culture, European people, Family of Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, Harry, House of Windsor, Human Interest, Markle, Markle family, Meghan Markle, Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, News media, Prince Harry, Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, Protestantism, Protestants, The Sun, United Kingdom, United States, Wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, WEST HOLLYWOODsmbale

Royal editor of British newspaper the Sunday Express says response by Prince Harry to reports about U.S. actress girlfriend Meghan Markle is ‘unprecedented’.

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15Jan/16

Anglicans penalise U.S. church over gay marriage to avoid schism

January 15, 2016ReligionAnglican Church, Anglican Church in North America, Anglican Communion, Anglican realignment, Anglicanism, Canterbury Justin Welby, Chijioke, Christian denominations, Christianity in the United States, Church Presiding Bishop Michael Curry, Episcopal Church, Global Anglican Future Conference, Homosexuality and the Anglican Communion, Justin Welby, Michael Curry, Protestantism, Schism, U.S. Episcopal Church, United States, Washington D.C., Western Christianitysmbale

U.S. Episcopal Church sanctioned for gay marriage support, formal schism averted but Anglicans remain deeply divided.

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