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Maiden church's sermon spurs possible IRS scrutiny over tax-exempt status
Hickory Daily Record
MAIDEN, NC--The Maiden church that has garnered nationwide attention because its pastor delivered a fiery sermon denouncing gays and lesbians may lose its tax-exempt status. Rev. Barry Lynn, executive director of Americans United for Separation of ...
Catawba pastor's anti-gay sermon sets off a firestormCharlotte Observer
Jesse Connors, Christian Group Founder, Gets Emotional Describing 'Ex-Gay ...Huffington Post
Members stand behind pastor's anti-gay sermonWCNC
Biddeford Journal Tribune -WAVE
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Globe and Mail
Of gays, lesbians and an electric fence in North Carolina
Atlanta Journal Constitution (blog)
Charles Worley of Providence Road Baptist Church in Maiden, NC, that's whipping around the Internet via YouTube: Look, it doesn't matter what you think of gay marriage or Barack Obama. Should it ever come to pass, the inside of the Reverend Worley's ...
Group thinks church should lose tax-exempt status after controversial sermonWSOC Charlotte
Pastor wants to lock homosexuals inside an electric fence and watch them dieThe Imperfect Parent
NC Pastor's Solution To 'Get Rid Of' Gays Involves A Big FenceYidio TV & Movie News
The West Australian -Kozmedia News
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Bleacher Report
Indy 500 Starting Grid 2012: Predictions, Analysis and More
Bleacher Report
The Indy 500 is the most iconic race in America. It is the single largest sporting event we have in this country from the standpoint of crowds. There will be just about 500000 people at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway on Sunday ready for the call ...

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James Jackson: America will move forward from LGBT prejudice
The Daily Republican
Here in America, we have had our own brushes with the dark side of history. As colonists and settlers, we populated the North American continent and created the world's first nation based on democracy and freedom. At the same time, we slaughtered ...

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New York Times
A Company's Stand for Gay Marriage, and Its Cost
New York Times
While some executives spoke out against it as individuals, not one Fortune 500 company based in North Carolina, including Bank of America, Duke Energy, VF Corporation and Lowe's, opposed it. But one company did: Replacements Limited, which sells silver ...

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Fed Maiden Lane Demand May Slow Start of QE3, BofA Says
Bloomberg
The auctions of collateralized debt obligations held in the New York Fed's Maiden Lane III portfolio are showing credit markets are relatively healthy, according to Bank of America analysts Chris Flanagan and Justin Borst. Securitized debt is better ...
New York Fed To Sell Eight More Maiden Lane III Bonds In MayFox Business

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Cruising season gets going on the Great Lakes
The Detroit News
(Stew Milne / Associated Press) When the Yorktown makes its maiden voyage next month into the Great Lakes, it will do more than bring its passengers into Michigan's most scenic tourist destinations. The arrival of this recently renovated, 138-passenger ...