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As the pandemic shows signs of ending, one of Oregon s largest parishes reminds worshippers that the church is the place of their greatest joy and fulfillment

Come to Jesus As the pandemic shows signs of ending, one of Oregonâs largest parishes reminds worshippers that the church is the place of their greatest joy and fulfillment Joan Porcelli beams as she holds a palm March 28 at St. Anthony Parish in Tigard. The parish emphasized small group meetings online during the pandemic; that helped parishioners stay engaged in faith and deepen their relationship with Jesus. (Ed Langlois/Catholic Sentinel) 4/15/2021 9:53 AM select Audrey Poehler, 9, holds the hand of her father, Steve, as they pray the Lordâs Prayer March 29 at St. Anthony Parish in Tigard. Audrey is a fourth grader at the parish school. (Ed Langlois/Catholic Sentinel)

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Georgia Prayer March to take place ahead of Senate runoffs

Georgia Prayer March to take place ahead of Senate runoffs JavaScript in your web browser. Please Go Georgia Prayer March to take place ahead of Senate runoffs Georgia Prayer March to take place ahead of Senate runoffs | Friday, January 01, 2021 The Georgia State Capitol in Atlanta, Georgia. | Wikipedia With the high-stakes Georgia Senate runoff elections just days away, a prayer march is set to take place in the state’s capital and largest city of Atlanta on Saturday. Chaired by Bishop Wellington Boone of Atlanta and Jim and Rosemary Schindler Garlow of San Diego, California, the Georgia Prayer March will take place at the Georgia Statehouse on Saturday from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. It will also be streamed live online for those who want to attend virtually.

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Bishop Harry Jackson Jr conservative Christian has died

Bishop Harry Jackson Jr. and other community group leaders gathered in Washington, D.C., Nov. 9, 2011, to announce the launch of the grassroots group E Plubribus Unum. The group plans to rally minorities around conservative ideas during the 2012 election season. | (Photo: The Christian Post / Stephanie Samuel) Bishop Harry Jackson, Jr., a megachurch pastor and longtime conservative Christian activist who served as an evangelical adviser to President Donald Trump, has died at age 66. The leadership of Hope Christian Church of Beltsville, Maryland, where Jackson served as senior pastor, posted a statement to Facebook on Monday announcing his passing. “It is with a heavy heart that we notify you that our beloved Bishop Harry R. Jackson, Jr. has transitioned to be with the Lord on November 9, 2020,” stated the church.

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Here Were the DC Area s 20 Most Memorable Stories of 2020

Published December 23, 2020 • Updated on December 23, 2020 at 12:23 pm Photo by Tasos Katopodis/Getty Images & Win McNamee/Getty Images & Graeme Sloan/Bloomberg via Getty Images (L-R) Between the devastation of the coronavirus pandemic, a renewed racial justice movement and an election that will unseat President Donald Trump, it’s been a monumental news year in Washington, D.C., and our region. Here are the top 20 local stories that captivated readers and viewers in 2020. First COVID-19 Cases Diagnosed in DC, Maryland and Virginia in March At first, there were just three people in the D.C. area who were known to have COVID-19. A woman in her 50s and a married couple in their 70s, all from Montgomery County, Maryland, fell ill after taking a cruise in Egypt, officials announced on March 5. Two days later, a U.S. Marine at Fort Belvoir in Virginia was announced to be positive, along with with the first two cases in D.C., those of a church rector and an international v

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