Public School in NC removed bible verses from student's planner
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The organizations that would receive charitable funds from Open Stewardship Foundation have been selected and announced. Open Stewardship Foundation has been working to give back to the community by giving 10 percent of the profits of Open Bank to organizations that serve their local communities eac… 
Korean Pastors Express Gratitude to LA Police Department
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Korean American Non-Profit Seeks to Expand Funding for Pro Bono Counseling Program
Korean American Family Services (KFAM), a non-profit which provides counseling and other services for those in the Korean community, will be expanding the ways through which it funds its pro bono counseling program, the group announced on Tuesday. 
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Korean American Non-Profit and Seminary Partner to Train Clergy on Domestic Violence Prevention and Intervention
The Korean Christian community in Southern California has gained 23 more advocates trained to prevent domestic violence and to build healthier families. 
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Public School in NC removed bible verses from student's planner
