Trump repeats false claim Obama founded ISIS in rhetoric flare
Donald Trump insists Obama founded the Islamic State during interviews and at rallies, rejecting calls to retract the assertion as he argues that Obama’s Iraq policy created ISIS. Clinton aides call the claim false while Republicans pressure RNC to pivot resources to vulnerable campaigns.
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Bedford church donates to Open Heart Ministries in Virginia
Members of the First Church of Christ Congregational in Bedford Massachusetts donate to Open Heart Ministries serving the homeless in the two Virginias. Shown are Melanie Thomas Rick Burke Paula Newbill Mlynczak and Tim Mainland. Earlier Chicago area students helped enlarge an Open Heart shelter in Bluefield.
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Bedford
Mass
Open Heart Ministries
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First Church of Christ Congregational
Massachusetts
Paula Newbill- Mlynczak
Tim Mainland
Appalachian Folklife Center
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Mass of the Feast of the Assumption at St John’s Sweet Springs
Mass of the Feast of the Assumption will be celebrated at St John the Evangelist in Sweet Springs Monroe County on August 15 at 6 pm with an ice cream social afterward. The Chapel opens at 4 pm for tours of the recently restored historic building. The event honors the memory of Lynn Spelman and features music by the Hymns and Hers choir.
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Monroe County
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Weekend church events and reunions across Princeton area
A series of religious and community events fills August. Friday features the Faith Center Church Holy Convocation finale and a Riverside Drive youth service led by Justin Baldwin. Saturday offers a community giveaway at Dick Copeland Town Square with rain backup at 1123 Mercer St Princeton. Sunday marks the Princeton Episcopal Heavenly Rest 120th anniversary service at Mercer St with lunch, plus homecoming services at Coaldale Freewill Baptist Church and Gos pel singing by the Hubbard family. Additional items include the First Baptist of Northfork anniversary with Uprising Chapel choir, Pilgrim Missionary Baptist Church homecoming, and an August 19–21 tent revival led by Dr. Bill Howard with Jason Lovins Band. The Jordan’s Chapel annual homecoming occurs August 28 with Confederate Civil War history notes and grounds dinner.
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Faith Center
Federal St
Bluefield
Riverside Community Church
Riverside Drive
North Tazewell
Justin Baldwin
New Life Vision Center
Dick Copeland
Mercer St
Princeton
Princeton Episcopal Church of the Heavenly Rest
Coaldale Freewill Baptist Church
Eric
Sue Hubbard
Hubbard
First Baptist Church
Northfork
Marvin Lockett
Uprising Chapel
UHC
Rolfe
Pilgrim Missionary Baptist Church
Crystal
Arnell Churchwell
Kenneth Hawthorne
Bramwell
Karl Miller
Gloria Miller
Mill Creek Baptist Choir
Coopers and Tynes Chapel
AME Zion Church
Rocky Gap
Bill Howard
Jason Lovins
Jordan’s Chapel
True
True Road
Pipestein Park
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