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Louisiana Man Gets 25 Years for Torching 3 Black Churches
A Louisiana man who admitted to burning down three predominantly African American churches has been sentenced to 25 years in prison and ordered to pay the churches $2.6 million.
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Recovery Unit Finds Shane Montgomery's Keys in Schuylkill River
More than three weeks after his disappearance, officials found the keys of missing college student Shane Montgomery.
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Mayor Lori Lightfoot Honors Rev. Clay Evans as ‘Giant Among Faith Leaders'
Legendary pastor Rev. Clay Evans, who founded one of Chicago’s historic black churches and served as a civil rights leader in the city, has passed away.
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Legendary Chicago Pastor, Civil Rights Activist Passes Away
Legendary pastor Rev. Clay Evans, who founded one of Chicago’s historic black churches and served as a civil rights leader in the city, has passed away.
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Legendary Chicago Pastor, Civil Rights Advocate Dies
Legendary pastor Rev. Clay Evans, who founded one of Chicago’s historic black churches and served as a civil rights leader in the city, has passed away. NBC 5’s Michelle Relerford has more on his remarkable life.
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Former President Carter Out of Surgery, No Complications
Former President Jimmy Carter was recovering Tuesday following surgery to relieve pressure on his brain from bleeding linked to recent falls. A statement from his spokeswoman said there were no complications from the procedure, performed at Emory University Hospital for a subdural hematoma, blood trapped on the brain’s surface.
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Former President Jimmy Carter Is Back Teaching Sunday School
Former President Jimmy Carter taught a Bible lesson on life after death Sunday less than two weeks after breaking his pelvis in a fall. Using a walker, the 95-year-old Democrat slowly entered the crowded sanctuary at Maranatha Baptist Church in the southwest Georgia town of Plains. “Morning, everybody,” he said cheerfully.
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'A Man of Noble and Good Heart': Dignitaries, Family Celebrate US Rep. Cummings
Congressman and civil rights champion Elijah Cummings was remembered as “a man of noble and good heart” by former President Barack Obama during Cummings’ funeral Friday, at a church filled with dignitaries and ordinary people from Baltimore. Remarking on the title “honorable” given to those in public life, Obama said Cummings was honorable before he was elected, outside of the...
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Obama Pays Respects to Rep. Elijah Cummings
Former President Barack Obama delivered a eulogy at the funeral for Rep. Elijah Cummings on Friday, commemorating the late congressman’s perseverance through Washington as the son of sharecroppers.
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Jimmy Carter Treated for Pelvic Fracture After Fall
Former President Jimmy Carter had another fall at his home in Plains, Georgia, fracturing his pelvis and going to the hospital for treatment and observation, a spokeswoman said Tuesday. Carter Center spokeswoman Deanna Congileo described the fracture as minor. Her statement said that the 95-year-old was in good spirits at the Phoebe Sumter Medical Center after falling on Monday evening,...
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Despite Fall, Former President Carter Helps Build Home in Nashville
With a bandage above his left eye and a large, red welt below it, former President Jimmy Carter was greeted by a cheering crowd Monday morning as he prepared to help build a home with Habitat for Humanity in Nashville. Carter fell at home on Sunday, requiring 14 stiches, but he did not let his injuries keep him from participating...
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Jimmy Carter Builds Home Despite Suffering Fall
Former President Jimmy Carter, who turned 95 last Tuesday, helped build his 36th project with Habitat for Humanity after suffering a fall in his Georgia home the day before. “I’m feeling good enough to build houses,” Carter said.
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Kanye West Brings ‘Sunday Service' to Georgia
Rapper Kanye West brought his collection of choir singers and musicians to an Atlanta-area megachurch for his religious popup performance called “Sunday Service.”
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Church Sign in Virginia Says ‘America: Love or Leave It'
A church sign in Virginia is drawing attention over a message that says: “America: Love or Leave It.”
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Florida Church Pays $7.2M in Medical Debt in 5 Counties
A Florida church is spending more than $7 million to pay off the medical debt for 6,500 people.
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African American Museum Founder Discovered Dead in Car Trunk
A 75-year-old Louisiana woman who founded an African American history museum was discovered dead in the trunk of a car, and police said Saturday that investigators were working diligently to find those responsible. Baton Rouge police Sgt. L’Jean McKneely said investigators were still waiting for a coroner to determine a cause of death for Sadie Roberts-Joseph after her body was...
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Hundreds Mourn Woman Who Died in Dominican Republic
Family and friends still have questions after a Maryland woman and her fiance died in the Dominican Republic. News4’s Derrick Ward reports.
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Jimmy Carter, After Hip Surgery, Back Teaching Sunday School
Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter talked about his recent health setback and his conversation with President Donald Trump, as he returned to teaching Sunday school in Georgia for the first time since breaking his hip. Carter told people gathered at the Maranatha Baptist Church in Plains that he and his wife, Rosalynn, have nursing care at home and are doing...
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Sutherland Springs Church Opens New Sanctuary 18 Months After Massacre
A South Texas church began a fresh chapter of worship on Sunday as it unveiled a new sanctuary a year and a half after a gunman opened fire and killed more than two dozen congregants in the deadliest mass shooting in state history.
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Jimmy Carter Won't Teach Sunday School Days After Procedure
Former President Jimmy Carter canceled plans to teach Sunday school just days after undergoing surgery for a broken hip. “Though he is progressing well, he underestimated the amount of time he would need to recover from his recent hip replacement,” Carter spokeswoman Deanna Congileo said in a statement Saturday evening. Carter, 94, broke his hip Monday as he was leaving...