My father is a preacher, my grandfather was a preacher, my great-grandfather was a preacher, my only brother is a preacher.
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" He gives this example: "'Preacher, preacher can I smoke while I'm praying?
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One preacher believes he can save souls by being the hip and happy-go-lucky preacher.
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Their father was a guest preacher during the shooting because the church's usual preacher, Frank Pomeroy, was traveling.
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We have the preacher, we are going to listen to the preacher so Kenneth Bae brought up the issue of Human Rights.
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There he established a reputation, acquiring one nickname after another—the Black Prince, the Jitterbug Preacher, the Preacher with the Golden Voice.
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Recently, I watched the press screeners for the first four episodes of Preacher, AMC's new comics adaptation about a small-town Texas preacher who obtains a mysterious power.
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Preacher is based on the famously profane Garth Ennis / Steve Dillon Vertigo comic about small-town Texas preacher Jesse Custer (Dominic Cooper) who's inhabited by Genesis, the most powerful entity in the universe.
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Broadly speaking, the "ministerial exemption" provides that religious "ministers" are not protected by civil rights laws in their workplace — so a church could, for example, fire its preacher because the preacher is black.
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Trump's top evangelical advisors, such as prosperity gospel preacher Paula White and First Baptist Dallas preacher Robert Jeffress, have frequently implied that Trump's authority is virtually unlimited because his presidency is divinely mandated.
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A few years later he decided to become a preacher.
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Preacher and The Walking Dead are proof enough of that.
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Garth Ennis' Preacher is about an absurd and godless world.
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" Brooklyn Dodgers lefty Preacher Roe says, "Monte... had no controversy.
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The preacher probably won't be as good as Bishop Curry.
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A good friend of mine, his father was a preacher.
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Ted Cruz of Texas frequently refers to his preacher father.
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But he recommends reading the comic book version of Preacher.
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But Beshear talks like a Baptist preacher, not a populist.
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"Preacher" is another attempt to turn action comics into gold.
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His mother was an evangelical preacher before she had children.
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"Once a teacher, now a preacher" was Peipei's accompanying message.
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You know, a Persian poet; a Muslim preacher and scholar.
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Is that actually the creepy preacher character from Poltergeist II?
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On the stump, both are part teacher and part preacher.
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A preacher showed up, and some migrants knelt around him.
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Dennis Edwards was born to a preacher in Fairfield, Ala.
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He talks to a therapist and consults his girlfriend's preacher.
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Why that was preacher say where summit on the rear.
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The mayor, who is also an evangelical preacher, was unbowed.
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Yet Kermani is not simply an ecumenicist, a preacher of reconciliation.
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Graham -- whose father was a globally known preacher who died Feb.
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Eliza Coupe (Happy Endings), Derek Wilson (Preacher), Ed Begley Jr. (St.
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Remember her confrontation with a street preacher on a NYC subway?
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Her father was famed preacher and civil rights activist C.L. Franklin.
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And he was an excellent preacher and something happened to him.
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That's what he was saying: Thank you, preacher, for being there.
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Season 3 of Preacher is set to air later this year.
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She will never be the preacher who sets college campuses afire.
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For 11 years, he was a Baptist preacher in his hometown.
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In the history books, King comes off as the stuffy preacher.
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Revels was a preacher who became America's first African-American senator.
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I heard about this preacher, Reverend Carl Bean in Los Angeles.
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However, he sent his own preacher, Raniero Cantalamessa, to lead proceedings.
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But Americans came in droves to hear that great, young preacher.
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To paraphrase the preacher: It's here at last, here at last.
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She writes about her mother, who married a preacher at 17.
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Moss had no plans to become a preacher at the time.
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Another taught a preacher to take pride in old-time religion.
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That preacher wasn't alone, in his own time or in history.
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Robinette said her dad was a preacher when she was younger.
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Faith summoned Dr. King, an ordained Baptist preacher, to the ministry.
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A Minneapolis Baptist preacher named William Bell Riley organized the meetings.
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And I can tell you it's about a small-town preacher.
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In 1927, Berdis married a Harlem-based preacher named David Baldwin.
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The next day, he was suggesting the preacher had ambushed him.
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Guess you can take it better than Old Preacher Man Brandon .
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The average preacher might have insisted his daughter stay in gospel.
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His father was also the preacher at the local Baptist church.
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Awlaki was, to a certain cast of mind, a mesmerizing preacher.
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Preacher isn't worried about not having time to tell its story.
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Preacher: Season One The first season of AMC's Preacher, adapted from the Garth Ennis comic of the same name, is almost over and this Comic-Con trailer highlights what to expect from the final set of episodes.
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In the projected video, a street preacher calls out a black woman.
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Paul Cauthen is a preacher, no matter how he looks at it.
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It was a story about a preacher on the cusp of greatness.
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Me trying to find out how preacher Lawson didn't make it pic.twitter.
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"Buck and the Preacher" (1972), starring Sidney Poitier and Harry Belafonte. Jan.
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Broadly speaking, the 1990s Vertigo comic Preacher was a road trip adventure.
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Season 2 of Preacher premieres June 25th at 10PM ET on AMC.
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From a brief description, American Gods and Preacher sound like similar shows.
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It was not the preacher, but the subject that moved people's hearts.
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Or perhaps you're blown away by Negga's Preacher co-star Joseph Gilgun.
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One was Yusuf Ali Ugas, a regional commander, recruiter and influential preacher.
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Their selection of an African American preacher, Bishop Michael Curry, made history.
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" Rescuing the situation, the sidekick hands the preacher a sesame biscuit. "Better?
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The mythology of "Preacher" takes its time unfolding, but the mayhem doesn't.
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That break comes in the form of a preacher and his dog.
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Growing up, Gyimah first wanted to become a preacher, then a lawyer.
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The rapport they established led to Preacher, another Vertigo series, in 1995.
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Karen had to be held, and the preacher lifted the roof off.
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"They know if they need a preacher, they found one," said Cyrus.
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There's nobody in Honolulu who walks around speaking like a revival preacher.
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Mr. Erdogan once suggested a swap of the preacher and the pastor.
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He's an awesome preacher and always speaks about the power of positivity.
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Awlaki: I was a preacher of Islam involved in nonviolent Islamic activism.
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The thing about Preacher is that it feels like it's headed somewhere.
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Rather, an effective political preacher offers a clear moral vision of America.
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Bryan and Karla Holcombe, a guest preacher and his wife, were dead.
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"Aceh is a model for the entire Indonesian nation," the preacher continued.
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Mario Álvarez, an evangelical preacher who has tried to convert the Mashco.
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Patrick: [No, but] he also did Preacher, which was really poorly adapted.
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They passed a street preacher sermonizing to a group of homeless people.
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"I'm a preacher, and I got a little fired up," she said.
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Whitaker had known Cornett his entire life; Cornett was Whitaker's grandmother's preacher.
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Malcolm was more aggressive, and had called King "an ignorant Negro preacher."
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The preacher just goes, "And the lorrrrd…." and everybody knows the song.
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Gulen built up his reputation as a Sunni Muslim preacher with intense sermons.
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SIL slipped off her wedding band and handed it off to the preacher.
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Sometime after Patti died, I attended church and a visiting preacher was preaching.
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The notorious germophobe was visibly uncomfortable when a preacher laid hands on him.
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She was found with the homeless street preacher walking down a Sandy street.
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The story follows Lafcadio Boone, a preacher repeating the same day ad nauseam.
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There's a violent preacher, a sniper grandma, and, naturally, a very good dog.
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She has become a semi-secular preacher, and she has found her flock.
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As season two plays out, Preacher shows the ugliness of Jesse's religious obsessions.
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And Preacher the show also sees the world as arbitrary, cruel, and absurd.
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Advertisers and political propagandists know that, and so does every variety of preacher.
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"Any good preacher, teacher, cop, football coach, they know these networks," he said.
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My father was a Pentecostal preacher who taught me the importance of faith.
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The most famous slave rebellion was led by a black preacher, Nat Turner.
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Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier has denounced Trump as a "preacher of hate".
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Every so often, an American evangelical preacher will denounce Catholic imagery as pagan.
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Her father was a preacher and official in the Assemblies of God denomination.
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FOX launched a television series of a cyborg preacher that garnered high ratings.
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He often spoke with the lilting cadences and fiery passion of a preacher.
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Are they related to the men that killed conman preacher aka The Reaper?
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From radical preacher to social media star Awda's 2017 detention wasn't his first.
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Turkish authorities have arrested nearly 50,000 people over alleged links with the preacher.
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"In the comics, you never really see Jesse being a preacher," he said.
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As for Joel -- Rodrick says the preacher told him he'd pray for Rodney.
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As a preacher in a big mosque outside Washington, he condemned the Sept.
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My grandfather was an Evangelical preacher starting back in the late 40's.
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He was like the local preacher of music, art, culture and everything cool.
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Corrected to reflect that Jackie Earle Haley was in Preacher, not Breaking Bad.
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My grandfather, drunk in the gutter, was saved by a Salvation Army preacher.
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He was 61 years old, a retired cop and a preacher, Southern Baptist.
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America's preacher has left us, and we need him now more than ever.
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Preacher stages these kinds of nasty setpieces with a joyfully mean-spirited inventiveness.
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It was not immediately clear whether the preacher will face any other action.
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Ankara blames U.S.-based preacher Fethullah Gulen for the July 15 failed putsch.
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Here are the three most important things to know about Preacher going in.
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Preacher doesn't just take its sweet time unspooling its story; it relishes it.
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I don't want to sound like some sort of blood-and-thunder Luddite preacher.
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Karadima had been a charismatic preacher with connections to some of Chile&aposs elite.
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They, like me and my sister, were small-town kids, children of a preacher.
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Willie Louis Richardson Jr., the son of a Baptist preacher, was born on Nov.
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Subsequently, 23 men and women were arrested on suspicion of links to the preacher.
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Preacher season 3 will premiere on AMC on Sunday, June 24 at 10PM ET.
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The line of greeting resembles a preacher saying goodbye to the congregants after worship.
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Franklin was born in Memphis, TN to a Baptist preacher and a pianist/singer.
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The Seewalds later revealed that he was named after influential Baptist preacher Charles Spurgeon.
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The female lead in AMC's Preacher — played by Ruth Negga — has a colorful past.
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He studied and became a preacher after his release more than a decade ago.
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But when they reached a preacher named Henning Jacobson, he refused to be treated.
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Preacher asks followers for $54 million jet, says the Lord wants it for him.
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Eventually, Mr. Ennis said that he and Mr. Dillon concluded that Preacher was unfilmable.
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Baldwin is sort of a preacher who pronounces a last judgment on white America.
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Edir Macedo, a former street preacher and lottery worker who over the course of
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After a few meetings, the octogenarian preacher found himself back in the record business.
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The elder Mr. Cruz, a preacher, now travels the country campaigning for his son.
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"Make we tell you bout the Rum Preacher," Part One of the novel begins.
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Jones was a preacher who formed the Peoples Temple in Indiana in the 1950s.
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Their father, a preacher, never met a moral fight he wasn't willing to pick.
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If all the church's ministers were out of town, we'd have a visiting preacher.
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"I really curate the space with a Baptist preacher in mind," Ms. Honig said.
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The three black men lynched were close to the girl — her preacher, the Rev.
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At these moments, the preacher and the pious share a spiritual moment of darkness.
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But when Marty went to Mason's house the preacher had a change of heart.
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Priska's mother, a Salvation Army preacher, wanted to know whether Priska was among them.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., one of the most famous preacher-activists in history.
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That includes deportees like the Surabaya preacher and the families who followed his teachings.
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That night, Lizzo was the preacher at a church of joy and self-love.
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" Samuel Rodriguez, evangelical preacher, Biola University "There is no such thing as comfortable Christianity.
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In Jamaica, in 1920, something unbelievable is happening: A preacher has started to fly.
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I prayed on it, I talked to my preacher, I talked to my family.
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He farmed, became a preacher and emerged as a leading abolitionist and community leader.
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A preacher had given it to me 217 years before during a revival meeting.
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Another victim was Sheik Moussa, a Somali preacher in Christchurch in his late 70s.
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We called him Pizza Preacher because at lunchtime, you could pay two dollars and get two slices of pizza plus a coke and eat there in the church pews, and then Pizza Preacher would preach at you while you ate your pizza.
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Adapted from a novel by prominent journalist Ibrahim Eissa, "Mawlana" ("The Preacher") tells the story of a popular television preacher who struggles to reconcile his religious principles with demands and pressures from politicians and security agencies as well as ordinary human temptations.
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A preacher who wields the voice of God, an Irish vampire and a mysterious woman with a dark past meet up in a small Texas town.... That's no joke; it's the setup for Preacher, AMC's latest comic book-to-television series experiment.
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Richard Allen, a former slave born in Philadelphia in 1760 and the first ordained black Methodist Episcopal preacher, converted to Methodism when he was 17 years old after he heard a white Methodist preacher railing against the institution that shackled him in chains.
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In April, he and "Preacher" co-star Ruth Negga broke up after eight years together .
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In the climactic confrontation in Preacher, former friends Jesse and Cassidy have a brutal fistfight.
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In some cases, I added drum machine, or the sound of a ranting televangelist preacher.
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Helen is attached to her church, but its preacher, Pastor Tillman (Wendell Pierce), is disaffected.
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Nana Kofi Acquah, a preacher, said Christian leaders also make faith compatible with Ghanaian culture.
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Early in season 3 of the AMC series Preacher, Tulip (Ruth Negga) has a vision.
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Erdogan blames a U.S.-based Muslim preacher, Fethullah Gulen, and his supporters for the putsch.
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He began his political career as a reformer and became an evangelical preacher and teetotaler.
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The ad will be one of Squarespace's first ad with Austin-based creative agency Preacher.
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The preacher asks if anyone objects and my brother raises his hand so very politely.
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The government says Zahran, a radical Tamil-speaking preacher, was a leader of the group.
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He left to become a preacher; she left to sink back into her old life.
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How many writers do you have on Preacher, and how are you running your room?
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One preacher might, for example, feature another at his conference, or hawk his cassette tapes.
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So what led to the rise of the black preacher and shaped King's prophetic voice?
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Randolph brought into her prophetic vision her tasks as preacher, missionary, organizer, suffragist and pastor.
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A panel selection from Preacher #27, illustrated by Steve Dillon, with dialogue and color removed.
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I'm able to have faith independent of what any preacher or evangelical leader may say.
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Negga talked about her Preacher character, her father's death, and growing up in Limerick, Ireland.
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"Preacher" is a drama, but one with a devilish sense of humor and visual playfulness.
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A preacher screamed himself hoarse with warnings of damnation; another man brought his pet iguana.
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However, AMC aired a spot for the Blumhouse movie during its season premiere of Preacher.
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"We want a snowball effect," he said in the booming baritone of a street preacher.
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The social critique is implicit, even charming; Machado was never a zealot or a preacher.
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I feel like a real preacher on the pulpit when I start thinking about farmers.
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The street preacher keeps using spiritual language to peddle the fear of a fiery hell.
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As we were leaving the dining room, Preacher said, 'I didn't hear you speak up.
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She is a preacher, a spiritual guru, a religious teacher, an apostle and a prophetess.
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John Doughs was called "Preacher" for his admonitions that Uber should be better at security.
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Krystle Loyland, CEO of Austin ad agency Preacher, said experiential agencies would be hardest-hit.
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Almost everybody in this movie is angry — the Italians, the crackheads, the Bible-thumping preacher.
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Joyce McDonald, an active street preacher, works with found materials, which she shapes into portraits.
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The granddaughter of a Baptist preacher, Pressley spoke with confidence, poise and a compelling cadence.
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He sometimes speaks with the fiery conviction of a preacher but has a secular background.
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"People who aren't used to seeing a preacher playing the saxophone are surprised," he said.
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One preacher called the bomb a blessing from God that affirmed the group's jihadist status.
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A preacher counts, to be sure, but how about a teacher in a religious school?
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And Preacher is indeed all of that and more (add in heavy helpings of blasphemy).
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The preacher was moved to house arrest in July after being detained for 21 months.
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Just like its source material, AMC's Preacher is dirty, incredibly violent, and impressed with itself.
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But AMC's Preacher makes a couple of telling decisions that hint at good things ahead.
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If y'all go to a black church, the preacher won't say what the selection is.
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Hardwick — who appears on AMC as the host of after shows such as Talking Bad (for Breaking Bad), Talking Saul (for Better Call Saul), Talking Preacher (for Preacher) and Talking Dead (for The Walking Dead) — was removed from San Diego Comic-Con panels shortly after.
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Turkey's Preacher Dexter Filkins's article on the Muslim scholar and preacher Fethullah Gülen, the founder of the social and religious movement Hizmet, of which I am a participant, misrepresents Gülen and leaves unchallenged a series of claims against him ("Turkey's Thirty-Year Coup," October 17th).
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TMZ also writes that the man is a preacher because he is wearing a clerical collar.
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In our cultural imagination a preacher is male and his wife is in the front row.
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A little hint of that was offered this week by Eileen Paisley, the preacher-politician's widow.
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He wants Salman al-Awdah, once the country's most popular television preacher, to be killed too.
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How did Whitaker Wright go from English preacher to becoming filthy rich in the new world?
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PREGAME My office is not like the typical environment of a preacher getting ready to preach.
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The preacher is the main actor in the great oratory tradition of Black Southern Baptist church.
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"The failures of one preacher does not mean that the entire Tradition is suspect," Mozaffar wrote.
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The preacher tried to escape on a motor bike but was caught and killed, he said.
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Hecited intelligence reports suggesting that the 453-year-old preacher mightflee his residence in rural Pennsylvania.
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Fernando Karadima, a charismatic preacher who was sanctioned by the Vatican in 2011 for molesting youths.
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But few people doubt that Mr Erdogan could, if he chose, free the Christian preacher tomorrow.
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The Children of God group was formed in 1968 by David Berg, a former evangelical preacher.
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A preacher says baby's shoes hanging from telephone wires indicate drop-off sites for drug dealers.
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When Samuels decides to retire to become a preacher, Stone understandably doesn't want a vacated title.
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It was a revival house atmosphere, with the arena's Humongotron taking the role of electronic preacher.
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In 2016, Cruz's father Rafael Cruz, a well-known preacher, married D'Souza and his wife Debbie.
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This led him to interview for a gig with the preacher and soul singer Solomon Burke.
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A preacher replies that she will be remarried to a dead man who was also divorced.
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Do you think that's a good place for a preacher to be and prepare to preach?
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"Let us in your back door," he said, his voice rising like that of a preacher.
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Graham's life was changed when he was a teenager by a controversial preacher named Mordecai Ham.
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Many a preacher, whether for castigation or consolation, has pointed out their all-too-human foibles.
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It had such an effect on me, that I wanted him to look like a preacher.
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There will always be a need for a preacher who speaks truth to power, he says.
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There are boys named Matthew, Mark, Luke and John; a black preacher is called Pastor Starling.
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He had planned to play the recording back home for one of his sons, a preacher.
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The preacher launched a radio show, "The Radio Church of God," in 1929 to national acclaim.
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With her father a celebrity preacher, their home was visited by black luminaries like the Rev.
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Two years later, another preacher, who had worked on interfaith dialogue, was shot by masked gunmen.
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There are worse things, for a Democrat in the South, than getting compared to a preacher.
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Like an emphatic preacher, tries to lead the other five toward the "redemption" the rock offers.
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But he concedes the 39-year-old Atlanta-born preacher may have accomplished more in death.
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But Roberts was also a lay preacher, and later became an alderman and the town's mayor.
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Eastwood plays John (Thunderbolt) Doherty, an Idaho country preacher who's actually a bank robber in hiding.
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MARSEILLE, France — No ordinary preacher, El Hadi Doudi is perhaps France's leading proponent of fundamentalist Islam.
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Suddenly, President Trump imposed economic sanctions on the nation, because it had detained an American preacher.
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The novel shines when Jo inadvertently strikes up an odd friendship with the preacher, Asa Truth.
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Mr. Cruver, the charismatic preacher and author of "The Blue Jeans Gospel," failed to heed them.
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Recent comparisons, none perfect, include "Outcast" on Cinemax, "Emerald City" on NBC and "Preacher" on AMC.
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"Preacher" is back with a vengeance as its stars hit the road in search of God.
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He was a preacher, and the farm was primarily just for sustenance, just to feed everyone.
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Its co-chair and most public face was Elwood Cornett, a retired educator and practicing preacher.
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Turkey accuses Gulen, a Turkish Islamic preacher and Pennsylvania resident of orchestrating last year's coup attempt.
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He has also been linked to a radical preacher who was recently charged with recruiting terrorists.
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In the Season 2 finale of "Preacher," the deadly trio plans to hit the road again.
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Preacher took as its starting point the conflation of pastorly authority and possession by something evil.
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In recent years, Church has been assisting Juanita Leonard, a preacher and artist in Montgomery, Louisiana.
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Laufer has the air of an anarchist preacher, albeit one who sometimes wears a tie to work.
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The Turkish authorities blame Islamic preacher Fethullah Gulen and his followers in Turkey for the coup attempt.
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The daughter of a preacher who becomes Chicken George's wife and the mother to his eight children.
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Jimmy, a former child preacher, preaches to the Walter Lees of the world and to the others.
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His father was a Southern Baptist preacher who also managed a steakhouse; Zimmerman became a vegetarian atheist.
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"I can confirm that a Saudi preacher was shot dead on Tuesday," said police spokesman Boubacar Kasse.
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It tells the story of the son of a Baptist preacher who is sent to conversion therapy.
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It was 22018 and the charismatic preacher received the then 22018-year-old prince with little fanfare.
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No longer the firebrand cleric, the middle-aged preacher preferred to speak casually into a phone camera.
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Erdogan and Yildirim blamed Fethullah Gulen, a Turkish preacher who lives in self-imposed exile in Pennsylvania.
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Jesse Custer, the show's titular preacher, played by Dominic Cooper, was troubled but trying to do good.
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He was like a preacher saving souls, willing to forgive you no matter how lost you were.
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A former Muslim preccher, The writer, Nahed Hattar, was shot by a former Muslim preacher on Sunday.
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He was a man of faith and had allied himself with a megachurch and a celebrity preacher.
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When your correspondent visited parliament recently, a preacher was giving sermons about the dangers of English spies.
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He was followed by Mr. Gavin, who, at 17, already has the air of a lifelong preacher.
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Saagar's husband, Sheikh Aboud Rogo, was a fiery preacher who was killed by unknown gunmen in 2012.
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Khadim Hussain Rizvi, an Islamic preacher paralyzed from the waist following a road accident, heads the party.
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He had only known his new preacher for a couple of months when he attended his party.
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I imagined him as argumentative and intense: a twenty-first-century version of a nineteenth-century preacher.
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Reverend Franklin Graham is the preacher who gave the blessing at Donald Trump's inauguration this past January.
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Just ask the pastor at most local churches, or the subway preacher with his brimstone-heavy pamphlets.
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Francis holds the center and reaches out to those disenfranchised as Jesus did as an itinerant preacher.
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In short, every single scene of Preacher feels like the teaser for a new episode of television.
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Preacher has certain advantages over other shows when it comes to this "every scene a teaser" strategy.
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Beasley had written about rumors that her Sunday school teacher had an affair with a Baptist preacher.
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In recent days the Pentecostal preacher has made controversial remarks and floated conspiratorial theories about the coronavirus.
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Juan Caceres, an elder preacher, explained that entering politics was a way to expand the congregation's influence.
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Her brother, Natanael Barbosa, an evangelical preacher, said he would have been adamantly opposed to an abortion.
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"We believe that in the last moments of his life, the Lord had him," a preacher said.
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James Baldwin learned how to lock and load the English language as a child prodigy storefront preacher.
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"Preacher," as you'd expect (and in keeping with the comic book), took an even more extreme approach.
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A preacher in the prophetic tradition, King knew he could never proclaim hope without lifting people up.
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He climbs atop his piano and exhorts the crowd with the fervor of a tent-revival preacher.
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The agency it chose to work for the event, Preacher, is also led by a female CEO.
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The preacher and adviser to a number of presidents will lie in honor in the Capitol Rotunda.
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It is hard to imagine Trump — always more comfortable as bully than preacher — doing the same thing.
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Another, Salem bin Ali Jaber, was a local preacher who regularly denounced al-Qaeda in his sermons.
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The official synopsis from AMC makes the series sound like a close adaptation of the original story, which was penned by Garth Ennis: Preacher follows Reverend Jesse Custer, a tough Texas preacher who has lost his faith, and has learned that God has left Heaven and abandoned his responsibilities.
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At the church across the street from my school, there was a preacher very different from my teacher.
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He cited intelligence reports suggesting that the 453-year-old preacher might flee his residence in rural Pennsylvania.
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A royal source told PEOPLE the couple and the Archbishop discussed a number of possibilities for a preacher.
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At times, he looks like a fallen preacher, or the nihilistic Bible salesman in a Flannery O'Connor story.
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Preacher writer-producer Mary Laws is behind the new project, which has yet to receive a formal title.
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Amos Brown, an influential San Francisco preacher, called for demonstrators to turn up in Berkeley on Friday night.
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But Trump told press last month that he was not considering extraditing the preacher to meet those ends.
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Correction (August 2nd, 2018): This piece noted that an Eritrean Protestant Pentecostal preacher was recently seen in Asmara.
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Mrs Eichel herself finds German churches "too serious"; she attends one headed by an African-American gospel preacher.
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Hashim, a radical Islamist preacher, was known to the local community for ranting against moderate Muslims and Buddhists.
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Shot in a straightforward manner, it may be a portrait of a preacher who Parks encountered by chance.
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And, like a black preacher feeling the moment, he departed from his text to improvise during that speech.
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Her landmark book, "The Narrative of Sojourner Truth," details her journey from slave to abolitionist and feminist preacher.
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Not knowing exactly how to handle it, the preacher just says, 'Okay' and finishes the ceremony as planned.
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One preacher urged God in his sermon there to count and kill all infidels wherever they may be.
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"He was going to get there early today and that is when he was killed," the preacher said.
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Turkey blames followers of the U.S.-based preacher Fethullah Gulen for trying to overthrow Erdogan on July 15.
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Since last month's failed putsch, Ditib has echoed him in blaming Fethullah Gulen, a preacher based in America.
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Episode 2 of Preacher Season 2 airs in its regular time slot, Monday, June 26 at 9 p.m.
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"Our hope is to turn our fans into evangelists by getting 'Preacher' to them ahead of the premiere."
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He was particularly close to his father, a preacher and the conductor of the choir at their church.
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The premise of "Preacher" is hard to explain — and arguably, the less you know going in the better.
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"It can be Monty Python and Quentin Tarantino and the Coen brothers," said Sam Catlin, the "Preacher" showrunner.
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Then the preacher, who just happens to be a point guard, returned to the court with his team.
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A security source said he was a 39-year-old Muslim preacher in a mosque in the capital.
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She became a Christian preacher and grew increasingly political in pressing for abolition, women's suffrage and prison reform.
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Ibrahimi, a son of prominent Muslim preacher Bachir Ibrahimi, served under two previous presidents, including as foreign minister.
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The tight production continued right into the thunderous final night, with fiery speeches by the activist preacher Rev.
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But she negotiated a treaty with Jordan that allowed Britain to extradite Abu Qatada, a radical Islamic preacher.
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But the well-known preacher continues to be known for his intolerant views towards religious minorities, Crouch said.
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And who's that playing the youth preacher who has become the new romantic interest of Ron's ex-wife?
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How is this possible when Rubio speaks Spanish and Cruz is the son of a Cuban-born preacher?
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"My mom is a preacher and she never made me feel like it would be weird," Jamir said.
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Franklin was a down-home preacher whose sermons showcased his earthy squall, which could resolve in dramatic whisper.
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Sometimes the preacher would privately express sympathy, but also concern about how his white congregation would take it.
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I don't want to be all preacher-like and sing about politics; I'm not into that at all.
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The gun-owning daughter of a Baptist preacher, she was an early organizer for the Tea Party movement.
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Haleema, the preacher from the film, was still active on his YouTube channel as of 11 months ago.
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"We sat around a big table, all talking to Preacher," recalls Carl Erskine, a top Dodgers starter then.
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A civil rights activist and widely sought-after speaker and preacher known as the "Million Dollar Voice," Rev.
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He invited an Islamist preacher who believes Jews use gentile blood for religious reasons to tea at Parliament.
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" The preacher asks the farmer: "Aren't you losing both eggs and chickens each time you take a shot?
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"She was black without apology or excuse," the professor and preacher Michael Eric Dyson said at the funeral.
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A counterfeit preacher, shoulders wreathed in dynamite and neck encircled by a makeshift noose, ponders his probable demise.
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"Preacher," developed by Sam Catlin (the showrunner), Evan Goldberg and the actor Seth Rogen, is anything but quiet.
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Stepping into this mix is a preacher who, though politically untested, has carried on with Dr. King's work.
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The group reported on Twitter that a "security detachment" killed the "preacher" to be a "lesson to others".
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John C. Hagee, a prominent end-times preacher, at the White House's Hanukkah party after the signing ceremony.
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The preacher is said to have evangelized nearly 215 million people over six decades, including many in Asia.
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His mother was a homemaker, and his father was a Baptist preacher, which meant the family moved frequently.
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James pronounced their street names in the preacher voice he reserved for declarations: Oz, Goliath, Burned, Heron, Zoot.
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"You don't cure a disease by spreading it to more people," the preacher who leads the group insists.
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He would tell me later that he wanted to be a preacher, a doctor, a poet, an engineer.
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King sang with church choirs as a child and learned basic guitar chords from his uncle, a preacher.
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Evangelical leader Franklin Graham, the son of the nation's most famous evangelical preacher, Billy Graham, also defended Trump.
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He asked his cousin to recommend a Christian preacher in Istanbul who might introduce him to the religion.
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Elsewhere in the room, there are graphic images of nude men and women, including a self-portrait as a "preacher," wearing nothing but a blue-green shirt ("Preacher [Nude Self-Portrait with Blue-Green Shirt]," 1913), as well as premonitions of mortality, such as "Self-Seer II (Death and Man)" (1911).
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One lunchtime, Pizza Preacher spoke about the idea of whether there was such a thing as an unforgivable sin.
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Central Mali is the locus of the Macina Liberation Front, led by Salafist preacher and militant leader Amadou Koufa.
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He concedes with a chuckle that he can&apost name the last evangelical Christian preacher to appear in Berkeley.
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And a preacher who feels God as called him to have a fourth private jet, seen and unseen tonight.
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A Brooklyn-based preacher on Friday became the first member of the unofficial Christian council to resign his post.
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Later I'd recognize them as complex church chords, the kind used to accompany the preacher and the solo singer.
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" At home, things were more conservative: Spiller's father is a preacher and his mother, "a devoted Christian with him.
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Others are anonymous — there's the fist of a woman at Woodstock, the fists of a sailor and a preacher.
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Also facing execution are Awad al-Qarni, a preacher, academic and author, and Ali al-Omari, a popular broadcaster.
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There is even a direct family connection: Mr. Carradine's father, John Carradine, played Preacher Casey in Mr. Ford's film.
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Set in Montana, it deals with a militaristic doomsday cult run by a devoted preacher known as the Father.
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Money, status, all the vanities the preacher of Ecclesiastes described hold so little interest: a chasing after wind, indeed.
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The preacher and his movement also spawned a global network of schools and universities in more than 100 countries.
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He became a street preacher in London after he was banned from a host of different locations and mosques.
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His reputation was enhanced as preacher to the presidents, while the politicians boosted their standing with religiously inclined voters.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Billy Graham became the best-known preacher in the United States during 70 years in the pulpit.
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A U.S. evangelist preacher said last week that the film was trying to promote an LGBT agenda to children.
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His grandfather was the famed evangelical preacher Billy Graham, who exerted immense influence over American politics, culture, and theology.
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Two things make me think Preacher may end up being greater than the sum of its first four episodes.
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Maharaj was apparently born in the northern state of Bihar and left his family to become a religious preacher.
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"Love doesn't just happen, we have to choose it," says a preacher in a culty love-themed secular church.
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Only the night before, at another Bell event, a street preacher had warned them they would go to hell.
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"This is a very super experience of my spirit," said Anil Macwan, 30, a lay Catholic preacher from India.
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The southern preacher, who was initially skeptical of the civil rights movement, eventually became one of its loudest backers.
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The book's hero spends decades wrestling with the teachings of his father, who, like Upp, became an itinerant preacher.
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The preacher then stepped over him like a fighter, shouting into a body that was now occupied and haunted.
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Wendell's grandmother was a circuit-riding preacher; his mother was an attorney who practiced with her husband in Elwood.
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He switches between piercing preacher inunciation to slowed Jamaican inflections, like a speeding Porsche changing lanes on the M1.
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Behind him, newspaper articles on the wall tell the story of a preacher who's been separated from his flock.
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Given that he was a Baptist preacher, they were usually biblical figures, like the 12 apostles, Moses, and Lazarus.
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In 1967, Dr. Jones introduced the young preacher to a 26-year-old civil-rights activist named Jesse Jackson.
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His father, Andries, was a carpenter and preacher, and his mother, Kheline (Mbatha) Kumalo, was a counselor and midwife.
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Going on to a teaching career and speaking at conferences, he often lectured in the style of a preacher.
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It was led by the charismatic Dr. Nathaniel Ignatius Foster, a Jamaican preacher who made his own herbal tinctures.
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Is the preacher reprimanding your devotion, is she praising the gods' humanity, is this a call for spiritual revolt?
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A popular preacher last year strongly opposed letting women drive, saying their brains were half the size of men's.
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She stalked the floor with the fervor of a preacher, raising her arms in exaltation and executing balletic spins.
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Among the dead was a former deputy attorney general, Halim Samadi, and a well-known northern preacher, Mawlawi Jalal.
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Police said the 68-year-old victim converted to Christianity from Islam in 1999 but was not a preacher.
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Jesse Custer (Dominic Cooper), the small-town preacher with a criminal past, determines that God is missing from heaven.
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Who is it that is supposed to articulate the longings and aspirations of the people more than the preacher?
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A couple had alcohol problems, one co-founded the Institute of Noetic Sciences, and one became an evangelical preacher.
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In the town of Skenderaj, near Obilic, a charity that provided aid for war orphans installed a conservative preacher.
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Closer look: Zaharan Hashim, a radical Muslim preacher accused of leading the attacks, had spewed violent rhetoric for years.
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They had a preacher on hand -- Jeffrey Quinn, a member of the faculty at Nyack College near the courthouse.
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Cruz's father was an evangelical preacher, much like Falwell's father; Trump has been married three times and divorced twice.
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Jesse's dismay that the voice of God has gone silent; the arrival of forces hunting the creature that's taken root inside the preacher; and Jesse's single-minded drive to manipulate more people into hearing his words all point to an open-armed embrace of what really made Preacher the classic it's become.
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His father, Floyd Long, was a stern Baptist minister who was known as "the cussing preacher" because of his pugnaciousness.
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Graham's spokesman Mark DeMoss confirmed to PEOPLE that the preacher died Wednesday morning at his home in Montreat, North Carolina.
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Risha and his parents were members of the Tony Alamo Christian Ministries, a group led by ruthless preacher Tony Alamo.
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Preacher alone set a standard for longform comic book storytelling which creators still hew closely to, even after 20 years.
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As PEOPLE first reported, the couple's son is named after Charles Spurgeon, a British preacher who lived from 1834–92.
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Martin Luther King Jr., but instead called King "a preacher from Atlanta" — a phrase still unbelievably powerful in its simplicity.
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I stood at the altar, white-dressed, holy, and bowed to the preacher as my head was anointed with oil.
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Authorities suspect Zahran Hashim, a radical local preacher from the east of the country was a ringleader of the bombings.
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Yet a Protestant Pentecostal preacher from Ethiopia was recently seen proclaiming his faith loudly on a busy street in Asmara.
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The old imam, a devotee of Sufi mysticism, has been replaced by a more conservative preacher; the cinema has closed.
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The episode is the latest twist in a long-running conflict between Erdogan and U.S.-based Islamic preacher Fethullah Gulen.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. played many roles on the American stage: leader, orator, preacher, protester, exemplar, conscience, symbol, martyr.
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The real difference between the comic and television versions of Preacher isn't about Jesse settling down or hitting the road.
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In Preacher (based on the late-1990s comic book by Garth Ennis and Steve Dillon), the frame is singularly Christian.
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He noted the tradition within Methodism of ordaining lay pastors — anyone who felt called, he said, could be a preacher.
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Curry had become a sort of traveling preacher, delivering seminars to scruffy white men with rifles hanging from their shoulders.
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Preacher, a supernatural drama series based on the comic series by Garth Ennis and Steve Dillon, is a bit different.
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C. L. (for Clarence LaVaughn) Franklin, was the fiery preacher of Detroit's 220,230-member New Bethel Baptist Church — the Rev.
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As the son of a Baptist preacher, he grew up with an understanding of how rap and preaching were similar.
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Her preacher father, Sidney Nathaniel Davidson, even made a go of transforming the family hobby into a full-time career.
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Preacher opens with an accidental mass murder, an epic police shootout and a man taking a bullet to the junk.
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Apparently, Cruz – the son of a preacher – conveniently forgot the scripture that says don't judge others, lest you be judged.
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All was going well, until the preacher asks the audience if anyone has objections to why they should get married.
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More specifically, Mattis's hosts were also violating a 2015 Qatari pledge to keep this specific preacher off of state television.
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Preacher, an adaptation of the comic book series, is a dark comedy about a West Texan reverend named Jesse Custer.
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The doomsday-obsessed cult was led by preacher William Miller, who believed Judgment Day would come on October 22, 1844.
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In my book, "The Journey and Promise of African American Preaching," I discuss the historical formation of the black preacher.
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Playing the preacher is the vibrant Vondie Curtis Hall, who seems to shine with a righteous light when he sings.
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With one exception—a militant Northern preacher, who is voluble, dislikable, and doomed—the other black characters are likewise silent.
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But even when compared with narratives about reanimated corpses that eat human flesh, "Preacher" is a much more bizarre proposition.
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Eventually this casting out of demons wasn't only something that a preacher like my grandfather had the power to perform.
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Playlist: "Sempiternal Darkness" / "Magellan" / "A Preacher in New England" / "Voyage to Illumination" / "Fire Circle" / "The Darkest Ending" Apple Music | Spotify
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The 63-year-old Kenyan preacher, Gilbert Deya, is said to lead additional churches in Liverpool, Manchester, Crawley, and Reading.
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One man behind the barricade was so moved that he called for the preacher to purify his soul right then.
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And since finding the right cast is often half the battle on TV, that gives Preacher a big leg up.
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Before she gained fame as a preacher and abolitionist, Sojourner Truth was owned by the family of Rutgers's first president.
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Without the church, I can't enjoy fellowship with other congregants, listen to heavenly spiritual music or hear the preacher preach.
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Jerry Falwell Sr., a charismatic preacher in Lynchburg, led the charge as the civil rights movement gained momentum and speed.
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In GLEEM's first story "born again," Femi eventually turns away from the preacher, transporting himself to his own personal heaven.
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Clementa Pinckney was shot three times; Sharonda Coleman-Singleton, a dynamic young preacher at the church, was shot five times.
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Their father worked as a local evangelical preacher who studied foreign languages at night and dreamed of being a writer.
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"The preacher is doing 50 in a 30 zone and it's brilliant," the BBC presenter Jeremy Vine wrote on Twitter.
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In the mid-19th century, the preacher Henry Ward Beecher was one of the most vocal abolitionists in the North.
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Gülen is an imam, a leader of the Muslim faith, and a "state-licensed preacher" from 1959–81 in Turkey.
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Grace (Merle Dandridge) is the prodigal daughter of a renowned preacher, called back to the ministry after years of estrangement.
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For Ustad Arif Nuh Safri, a preacher at the Yogyakarta boarding school, embracing the waria is part of his duty.
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We learn about Gregory's biological father, an emotionally abusive preacher and sometime casino dealer who eventually relinquished his custodial rights.
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But he was better known as the skinny preacher with the booming voice who crisscrossed the country leading evangelistic crusades.
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"I wouldn't necessarily say we're pacifists," says Joshua Kurtz, a 23-year-old son of a preacher from Snowhill, Maryland.
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It is clear, too, that almost nobody who takes the stage at Reason Rally was ever trained as a preacher.
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She discusses the matter with an aunt and later with Reverend Wadsworth, a preacher she fancies who is, alas, married.
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Though only certain books were allowed in Exclusive Brethren homes, my preacher grandfather examined the volume and pronounced it acceptable.
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If you have starry eyes for superheroes saving the world in spandex, Preacher would like to pray for your soul.
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As produced by Sam Catlin (Breaking Bad), Seth Rogen, and Evan Goldberg, this Preacher is an entity all its own.
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The Wisconsin-based group of atheists, agnostics and free-thinkers, was enraged by the devotional and accused the preacher of proselytizing.
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Dillon, who's best known for his work on the Vertigo series Preacher, could draw subtle faces and searing action equally well.
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Dillon specialized in depicting hard men: Abslom Daak, John Constantine, the Punisher, half the cast of the seminal Vertigo series Preacher.
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A party founded by a Protestant preacher ought to have remembered the Biblical injunction not to put your faith in princes.
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Years later, that preacher, Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr, fueled a protest movement with his virulent sermons excoriating the Saudi royal family.
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Another group whom the authorities consider "extreme" are followers of Said Nursi, a Turkish preacher of a mystical form of Islam.
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The one man in the video with his face uncovered was Mohamed Zahran, a Sri Lankan preacher known for militant views.
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Inspiration first flickered several years ago, when he delivered a sermon as the guest preacher for an out-of-town church.
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Evangelical preacher Emmanuel Momoh arrives in Freetown with his wife on May 11 for the auction of the 709-carat diamond.
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The preacher and his movement also spawned a global network of schools and universities that operate in more than 100 countries.
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Samantha, the daughter of Meghan's stricken father Thomas Markle, was struck by the message of love from the African-American preacher.
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The radical Islamist preacher was known to the authorities and local Muslim community for years as a dangerous and violent figure.
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Urzua, a preacher of fiscal discipline, helped lower Mexico City's debt growth rate to 3.3% at the turn of the century.
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The former couple, who costarred in AMC's Preacher, have ended their relationship after eight years together, a source confirms to PEOPLE.
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A good preacher challenges his congregation, subtly criticizing the status quo, while urging Christians to get in line with the gospel.
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The preacher, Samiullah Raihan, was a supporter of the Western-backed Afghan government which Taliban militants are trying to bring down.
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Members of that cell were believed to have been mentored by Salafist preacher Olivier Corel, known locally as the "white emir".
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A few machines over, Vrabel was playing with the flailing style of a Southern Baptist preacher—legs kicking out, hands flying.
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It's a piece about the who — about Proinsias Cassidy on AMC's Preacher, the last and perhaps best of the TV vampires.
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Jeffress, a Southern Baptist preacher, delivered the opening prayer during a ceremony celebrating the U.S. embassy opening in Jerusalem on Monday.
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It was a reminder that Obama could have been a preacher, or a stand-up comedian—but instead, he became president.
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When I was a child, my father was a preacher, so he'd move to a new location to start new churches.
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"As a preacher, whenever someone says after a Mass, 'Oh, that was interesting,' you know it's not a compliment," he said.
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The official paces in front of the room, addressing the crowd with the fervor of a preacher at a tent revival.
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Stand-up comedian Preacher Lawson, who competed on Monday's episode, earned the fan-favorite vote to move forward in the competition.
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In a world saturated with superhero stories and comic book adaptations, AMC's Preacher has managed to be nothing like the rest.
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" "In hindsight," Isbell said, "it sounds like something a preacher would say in a Southern Baptist church on a Sunday morning.
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Set in Iowa in 1931, the story centers on Seth Davenport (Killian Scott), who is masquerading as a rabble-rousing preacher.
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"The Birth of a Nation" recounts the true story of Nat Turner, a slave who gained a following as a preacher.
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Bethlehem Temple, Karen's parish, mounted a funeral service like those from my childhood, when I visited my grandfather the Baptist preacher.
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We will never forget the historic crowds, that voice, the energy, and the profound faith of a preacher named Billy Graham.
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Trump won the endorsement of Jerry Falwell Jr., son of the famous preacher and an evangelical leader in his own right.
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Jonestown was a commune in Guyana, South America, created by Jim Jones, a preacher and leader of the Peoples Temple cult.
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Why does Judi Dench look like a creepy revivalist preacher who's about to faith-heal the cat whose hand she's holding?
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The subject is heavy indeed, but the banter between the broker, the preacher and his Amazonian wife provoke full-throated chuckles.
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The educator, Veysel Akcay, runs a network of international schools that has been associated with the exiled Turkish preacher Fethullah Gulen.
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Augusto Ramos, a local preacher and radio host, said he was living in Los Angeles at the time and gave $100.
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He toyed with becoming a lawyer or a preacher ("the Bible has the best stories") before studying acting at DePaul University.
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Franklin's father was a Baptist preacher in Detroit, and the gospel singing she heard in his church was her musical foundation.
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Videos surfaced of the alleged ringleader of the Sri Lankan bombings, a radical Muslim preacher, calling for death to non-believers.
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To complicate matters, his father is a preacher, and Miles's distance from the church is also a distance from their relationship.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads "God is Good!" exclaims the preacher at the beginning of Freddy Carrasco's graphic novel GLEEM.
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In his 2016 memoirs, "Enhanced Interrogation," Dr. Mitchell called the man "The Preacher," for another scenario he used to scare captives.
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Nominated for an Oscar for her role in 2016's Loving and star of TV's Preacher, she plays an uncanny Hamlet.
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Paul Robeson plays a phony preacher in Georgia preying on an innocent young woman as her mother turns a blind eye.
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" Or, as Garza put it, "The model of the black preacher leading people to the promised land isn't working right now.
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How did a Jewish preacher who became the Christian Messiah also become one of the most admired figures in the Quran?
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The film tells the story of preacher Nat Turner, played by Parker, who in 1831 led a slave rebellion in Virginia.
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No politician relishes defeat, but as the preacher of the risk-taking strenuous life, he could hardly whine about his losses.
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The Holy Spirit came a knocking for President Trump Thursday night ... in the form of royal wedding preacher Bishop Michael Curry.
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"It is God that raises up a king," according to Paula White, a prosperity gospel preacher who has advised Mr. Trump.
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INGRAHAM: Walid I want to touch on what Bill Richardson and then a Christian preacher, Kenneth Bae, was held in North Korea.
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Supporters also downloaded Internet videos in which Abu Walaa's face was not featured, giving him the nickname the preacher without a face.
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Both Wrights allegedly told police they had consulted a preacher about the child's behavior, and were told he is possessed by demons.
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But she's also one of the few people on Preacher who's not supernatural, who's not a vampire or an angel or whatever.
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These were the words one might hear from a hell-fire preacher trying to save souls on the verge of eternal damnation.
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He received a life sentence for the killing of his brother, but a death sentence for killing the preacher, Sidney Jethro Burnett.
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In "The Reverend" she had planned to tell the story of Willie Maxwell, a charismatic African-American preacher from her native Alabama.
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Perhaps the most vocal supporter of this line is Franklin Graham, a hugely influential evangelical preacher who prayed at Mr Trump's inauguration.
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A radical Islamist preacher, Zahran was known to the authorities and local Muslim community for years as a dangerous and violent figure.
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"Its appeal is like that of Protestant reformation in Christianity," says Yasir Qadhi, America's best-known preacher, who studied with Salafist masters.
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Introducing him as a burned out preacher man who keeps his faith at arms reach feels like it skips an emotional beat.
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Both The Walking Dead and especially its spinoff Fear the Walking Dead have used them, as has AMC's comic book adaptation Preacher.
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The show follows slacker Buddy Dobbs who escapes from his gambling debt by pretending to be a preacher in a small town.
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Four episodes into Preacher, so little had happened I felt like I was still waiting for the "real" series to kick in.
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The film follows the free-spirited woman who flees her arranged marriage and finds refuge among a rabble-rousing preacher named Jesus.
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Another is Abu Jandal, a preacher from Malang to whom Naim had links, before his ambition outgrew the influence of the iman.
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His most enthusiastic endorsement of religion was for Norman Vincent Peale, a preacher at Marble for 52 years (he died in 1993).
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The episode of the week for July 16 through 22 is "Dallas," the fifth episode of the second season of AMC's Preacher.
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Thus, the simple act of sending the show on the road has snapped much of what wasn't working about Preacher into place.
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Peter Allen Clark has been trying to watch AMC's adaption of Preacher, which has been a rollercoaster of a show for Peter.
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The preacher had been treated in recent years for cancer, pneumonia and other ailments, and was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease in 1989.
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On primary day in Indiana he also gave voice to an outlandish slander against Mr Cruz's father, a well-known evangelical preacher.
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A black former preacher with an eventful past, Mr. Stern talked a virulent neo-Nazi into signing his organization over to him.
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In his kinetic act, Mr. Scovel shifts into a variety of Southern figures, including a would-be cool preacher and a rube.
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And AMC features the debut of "Preacher," a show that's based on a comic-book series and that examines the great beyond.
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His voice is a mellifluous yawp, at once abrasive and mesmerizing, with the dynamic range of a slain-in-the-Spirit preacher.
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Gamal Awad, a senior preacher at the Ministry of Religious Endowments, said the only way to fight terrorists is to kill them.
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A former Methodist preacher turned lawmaker took to the House floor on Tuesday to lament the state of the presidential campaign. Rep.
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Then he stepped offstage and swept through the wings, heading toward the lobby, where he would greet his people like a preacher.
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President Obama, who in February met with a Muslim preacher in Baltimore who calls homosexuality "shameful" and "immoral," should keep better company.
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Their organization is named after Gregorio Chavez, a local preacher who denounced Dinant corporation before he was kidnapped, tortured, and brutally murdered.
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TV: That's a much quieter tale than Preacher, and you must have worked on these two projects quite close to each other.
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TV: Was it tricky to move between the really over the top with Preacher and the more grounded and quiet with Loving?
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The former Baptist preacher talks regularly with Trump, does weekly cable TV hits and takes part in the Speaker's "cross-sectional" meeting.
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Butt is believed to have associated with the outlawed radical Islamist group al-Muhajiroun, co-founded by notorious hate preacher Anjem Choudary.
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With his black shirtsleeves rolled up, Janaka Stucky performs poetry readings like he's part fire-and-brimstone preacher, part doom-metal frontman.
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Rather, they acted as emotional conduits, channelling, through vocal and physical mimicry, familiar types: your auntie, your cousin, the neighborhood storefront preacher.
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His father was a farmer and a lay preacher in southern Indiana who sheltered escaped slaves as part of the Underground Railroad.
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Otherwise, we would also have included shows like AMC's Preacher and FX's Atlanta, both arriving sometime this year and both quite good.
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Later, he turned against former allies within the Islamist movement, followers of the preacher Fethullah Gulen, who lives in the United States.
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Among those indicted is Fethullah Gulen, a Muslim preacher and former political ally of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan who lives in Pennsylvania.
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The most famous example goes back some 2,000 years, when a Jewish preacher from Nazareth was forced to trudge painfully to Calvary.
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And it irradiates large-scale drawings like "Preacher" (1952), for which Paul Robeson, a leftist ally and personal friend, was the model.
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The D.U.P. has softened its stance since the late 1970s and early '80s, when its founder, a hellfire preacher named the Rev.
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"He was just a good human being," said Cleaver, a preacher-turned-congressman who delivered the invocation and benediction at Thursday's ceremony.
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Mollie Alma Bridwell, as she was known then, grew up wanting to be a preacher, but was told to marry one instead.
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Chafing at the restrictions, she started preaching in Denver, where her Methodist preacher husband was posted, and ultimately formed her own church.
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Onstage, Mr. Rock has always had the intonations of a preacher — which his grandfather was — repeating premises until they sound like incantations.
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Pence was coached in his beliefs by a Hanover schoolmate, L. John Gables, who was bound for a career as a preacher.
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Instead, Saudi media said the imam and preacher of the Grand Mosque in Mecca, Sheikh Abdul-Rahman al-Sudais, delivered the sermon.
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Or there's the argument made by [prominent prosperity gospel preacher and Trump advisor] Paula White, that Trump "became a Christian" in 2015.
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The jury was unable to agree on a verdict for Killen with the hold-out juror saying she could never convict a preacher.
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The preacher-turned-rebel led an insurrection that resulted in the murders of over 60 white women, men and children in Southampton, Virginia.
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The boyish pastor of popular megachurch The Summit, bested longtime, old guard Baptist preacher Ken Hemphill in a 69 to 31 percent vote.
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Spurgeon is named after Charles Spurgeon, a preacher in the 1800s, with his middle name, Elliot, after for a missionary named Jim Elliot.
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But if you try to describe it to someone who hasn't seen it, you run the risk of sounding like a revivalist preacher.
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Citing court documents, the New York Times reported that Najim had fallen into the orbit of a radical street preacher named Khalid Zerkani.
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The melodies Phillips strummed on his lyre-like instrument mellow the prophetic condemnations, like a soapbox preacher standing next to a carousel ride.
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Nelson, Republican and Street Preacher: I have seen people that were raped have babies, and those kids turn out incredible people—incredible people!
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In 2010, Bishop Eddie Long, the former lead preacher of the megachurch, was accused of sexual assault by four men in the congregation.
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Jesse in the first season of AMC's Preacher, by contrast, is an erratic, often callous jerk, with more than a touch of megalomania.
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Brodie Moncur is a Scottish piano-tuner—a profession Mr Boyd expertly evokes—and the son of a loathsome fire-and-brimstone preacher.
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Shadow's belief is vocal but unbelievable — especially after watching the recent season-two finale of the much more theologically cynical AMC show Preacher.
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He has cultivated pastor-organizers in each of Iowa's 99 counties and enlisted his father, a preacher, to join him on the trail.
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No evangelical has been as defensive of Russia, and of American relations with Russia, as Franklin Graham, a preacher and White House confidant.
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The horrific event was orchestrated by Reverend Jim Jones, a charismatic and manipulative preacher from Indiana who gained prominence in the Bay Area.
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But several note he is not a preacher of 'market share' for its own sake, especially where jet market stability is at risk.
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Despondent, unwilling to submit to her fate, she lies in a state of depression until an itinerant preacher she's heard of comes by.
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Fortunately, we assume they cut away before the defiant villain and the screaming preacher fall from their high horses and laugh it out.
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Eastwood's unnamed Preacher is the movie's protagonist, but also a catalyst for the community to take stock of itself and its true identity.
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The preacher was known to be close to officials in the previous Malaysian administration, which was unexpectedly defeated in a May general election.
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Erdoğan accused the judiciary of being influenced by a Pennsylvania-based preacher, Fethullah Gulen, whom the president blames for last summer's unsuccessful coup.
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"The adventures of a teen fashion influencer, a fantasy novel fanboy, and the son of a disgraced preacher" works, but sounds too gimmicky.
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The network was obviously emboldened by the success of The Walking Dead, as Preacher is excessively weird and steeped in heretical religious commentary.
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Evangelist preacher Billy Graham has died at the age of 99 from natural causes, The Billy Graham Evangelistic Association confirmed to NBC News.
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I'm not sure, but this picture of a homeless street preacher ICryTheProphet has found a large life on Tumblrs dedicated to naked men.
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We passed a floodlit preacher delivering an outdoor sermon to an audience seated in plastic chairs, shouting to be heard over the generator.
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Steven speaks with his mother and father up to twice a day, and his preacher is apparently being added to his visitor list.
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When he would visit a church as a guest speaker, he would invariably be introduced as the preacher who made the Baylor list.
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Chief Justice Mogoeng is an evangelical lay preacher, and he reached for the Bible to explain in his ruling the public protector's role.
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Brother Love, his character, was a bombastic preacher akin to the smarmy televangelists your late aunt used to love watching on Sunday mornings.
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The selection of prosperity gospel preacher Paula White as one of the clergy saying prayers at Friday's presidential inauguration has ignited some controversy.
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Mr. Briggs once said that he had wanted to be a preacher, but even with a $1,000 scholarship he never enrolled in college.
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Earlier this year, prosperity preacher Kenneth Copeland acquired a Gulfstream V jet from director Tyler Perry, paid for by donations from his followers.
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His mother was a worship leader who would play guitar and sing during services; his father was a preacher with a complicated past.
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The federal charges against Mr. Killen, a sawmill operator and part-time preacher at small churches near his lifelong home in Union, Miss.
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Mordecai Ham, an itinerant preacher from Kentucky, who was credited with "saving" Billy Graham, in the autumn of 1934, when Billy was 16.
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The first was written by Mason Weems, a traveling bookseller and preacher, and published in 299, three years after George Washington left office.
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Preacher Roe, a sly and slender lefty who had just retired to West Plains, Mo., entertained his former teammates at the Chase Hotel.
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According to the emails, Uber at one point extended Preacher an all-expenses paid trip to San Francisco, where the company is based.
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A well-known ultra-conservative preacher, Abdulhay Yousif, denounced the female sports and youth minister, Walaa Elboushi, for organizing the women's soccer league.
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Others burned their cards in the flame of a candle held by a candlestick once owned by the abolitionist preacher William Ellery Channing.
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A well-known ultra-conservative preacher, Abdulhay Yousif, denounced the female sports and youth minister, Walaa Elboushi, for organizing the women's soccer league.
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Mr. Qaradawi has sometimes endorsed violence against Israel, but he is usually considered a preacher rather than a militant or terrorist fund-raiser.
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Season 2 opened with the preacher and his friends on a road trip, figuratively and literally in search of God, who's gone missing.
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Never underestimate the power of love — and the mind-blowing kindness of a by-the-book preacher — to lead a man to salvation.
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Hundreds of worshipers were attending a prayer meeting led by Boniface Mwamposa, a popular preacher who leads the Arise and Shine Ministry Tanzania.
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Birch followed Mercer with a year of study at a Fort Worth Bible institute run by J. Frank Norris, a fundamentalist radio preacher.
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Miles is skeptical, having lost his faith since his mother's death, to the chagrin of his preacher father, played by "Scandal's" Joe Morton.
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"My friend had 16 kids, because her husband was a prominent preacher who wanted to have 25 children," Sinta said, shaking her head.
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As a preacher, I do not see it as my right to use my position of authority to tell congregants how to vote.
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As he whipped them into a frenzy like a revival preacher on a steamy Sunday evening, Trump and his supporters grew more emboldened.
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Turner's change from a preacher to guerrilla isn't very smooth, and the independent film's low budget doesn't do the action sequences any favors.
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Back then, Hizbullah stressed, Zahran was just a charismatic preacher who could deliver some 2,000 votes in the devout town of roughly 50,000.
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Prominent evangelical theologian and preacher Russell Moore slammed evangelicals who were supporting Moore in the face of the allegations on Twitter this week.
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"We will never forget the historic crowds, the voice, the energy, and the profound faith of a preacher named Billy Graham," Trump said.
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Her father is a Baptist preacher, but Lauren has developed her own understanding of god, an esoteric theology rooted in Buddhism and Taoism.
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But so much of Preacher is so confident that I'm eager to see how all the threads might come together in the end.
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Preacher can get away with this because its moments of decompression are often a lot of fun — the raucous fight involving a chainsaw that proved to be a highlight of episode two comes to mind (see, I can do the "buzzing about big moments" thing, too!) — but after four episodes, I couldn't possibly tell you what Preacher is even about.
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