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23 hours ago ago from Christian Courier e-Paper
NEW ORLEANS Franklin Avenue Baptist Church is making Christmas brighter for some 225 children whose parents are imprisoned. We recognize it as fulfilling a need and planting a seed, said Elvira Brown, prison ministry director at the New Orleans church. The need is great on so many levels. Many of these children will not get any other gift for Christmas. In Louisiana, Franklin Avenue is among more than 100 churches committed to ...
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Officials probe American plane wreck in Jamaica
11 hours ago ago from U.S. News
Officials probe American plane wreck in Jamaica KINGSTON, Jamaica (AP) -- Jamaican and U.S. authorities launched a probe Thursday examining whether the pilot of American Airlines Flight 331 could have avoided an accident that cracked open the plane and sent nearly 100 people to the hospital. One alternative could have been to abort the landing and circle around for another attempt, Oscar Derby, director general of Jamaica's Civil Aviation ...
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