Faith drives Georgia runoff as churches mobilize voters
In Atlanta a drive-in rally outside a southwest church urged voters to keep Georgia blue and elect Ossoff and Warnock to the Senate. Across the state, African Methodist Episcopal churches organize absentee and early voting outreach, joining nonpartisan groups like The New Georgia Project to mobilize faith communities for the January 5 runoffs.
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Atlanta
Reginald Jackson
Georgia
Jackson
Jon Ossoff
Raphael Warnock
United States Senate
Senate
Kelly Loeffler
David Perdue
African Methodist Episcopal Church
New Georgia Project
Stacey Abrams
Billy Honor
Christian Faith & Freedom Coalition
Georgia Gop
Ralph Reed
Honor
Warnock
Ebenezer Baptist Church
Martin Luther King Jr
Loeffler
Perdue
Faith & Freedom
Timothy Head
Head
Donald Trump
Trump
Joe Biden
Family Research Council
Kaavan the world's loneliest elephant leaves Pakistan for Cambodia
Kaavan the lone Pakistani elephant begins a flight to a Cambodian sanctuary after years of confinement. Four Paws International and Cher lead the rescue, with a Russian cargo plane set to carry him to a 25,000 acre reserve where he may meet three female elephants.
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Islamabad
Kaavan
Cambodia
Martin Bauer
Four Paws International
Global
Cher
Amir Khalil
Khalil
Saheli
Free the Wild
Four Paws
Eric Margolis
Bauer
Marghazar Zoo
Pakistan
Anjum Naveed
THE
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Pope warns church against mediocrity and godfathers
Pope Francis in St. Peter's Basilica urged new cardinals to reject mediocrity and careerism as Advent begins. He questioned seeking godfathers to advance careers while noting bishops and popes failed to stop abuse by Theodore McCarrick, highlighting clericalism's dangers in the Vatican saga.
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Vatican City
Pope Francis
St. Peter’s Basilica
Francis
Rome
Vatican
Jesus
U.S
Theodore McCarrick
McCarrick
Washington, D.C
Benedict XVI
John Paul II
John Paul
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