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A generation ago, the Rev. Timothy McDonald founded First Iconium Baptist Church in east Atlanta to fight for the destitute and the victims of discrimination.
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Ted Turner says he has formed a $200 million partnership with Lutherans and Methodists to fight malaria.
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White House hopeful Barack Obama stood in front of a pulpit Sunday and told worshippers that his faith “plays every role” in his life.
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Following a housing crisis workshop, attendee Mary Chavis, of the Queens borough of New York, right, shares some papers regarding her two family home with one of the workshop’s speakers, Deyanira Del Rio, of the Neighborhood Economic Development...
