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A new Barna study has compiled a list of most generous cities in America, which adds to an earlier list published earlier this year of the most Bible-minded cities, preceded by lists of churchless cities and post-Christian cities released in 2015. LA County Department of Mental Health to Host Open Forum for Korean American Community
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Korean families struggling with domestic violence, mental illness, and other difficulties will be able to receive free counseling with Korean American Family Services (KFAM) once again this year. Tim LaHaye, Pastor and Author of Rapture Book Series 'Left Behind,' Passes Away at 90
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Anglican Church of Canada to Vote on Gay Marriage After Three Years of Debate
The Anglican Church of Canada will vote today on alteration of marriage definition to accommodate same-sex unions. The voting is a part of six-day General Synod that began last week in Richmond Hill, north of Toronto. 
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