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On Christmas Eve morning in 1933, the spiritual leader of Armenians in America, Archbishop Ghevont Tourian, is stabbed to death as he begins Sunday services in a New York City church. His infamous murder is witnessed by hundreds of parishioners -- among them, a newspaper reporter named Tom Peterson. The next day, this story is splashed on the front page of every major daily in Manhattan. And no wonder. Not since the assassination of Thomas Becket has such a high religious figure been slain in a house of worship. This gruesome homicide shatters the Armenian community and confounds the cops. Was it a terrorist attack to silence a political adversary, a KGB plot to discredit anti-communists in America, or simply a tragic turn in an ancient, bitter dispute? MURDER AT THE ALTAR is a work of historical fiction, although it might more accurately be called dramatized history. The book interweaves past and present accounts of these complex events, alternating between Now and Then chapters which are written in first- and third-person voices respectively. Much of the text is based on interviews with survivors, court transcripts and newly declassified FBI files. There are also actual news clips as well as some previously unpublished photos available to further illustrate the story.

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Introduction This workbook has been designed to identify individual and group success potentials and create a strategic blueprint to achieve your personal, academic, professional, and leadership pursuits. The most important piece to consider before getting started is pledging to become one with your thoughts and aspirations, and committing to them as the essential role to achieving your desired plan. You can accomplish anything you believe; therefore, pledge to think beyond your current conditions and restrictions. Moving forward, give yourself permission to be completely happy with yourself, your potential, and aspired ambitions. Do not allow your past to cast a shadow on your future. Be reminded that any revisits to your past should solely reinforce your passion to succeed and change. You cannot undo former mistakes; however, you can draw strength from lessons learned and be grateful you survived. Commit to moving forward in hopes of discovering your 3rd Dig. I hope the 3rd Dig experience revolutionize your thinking and change your attitude toward failure and success. Let's begin.

Focusing on the diverse responses of Irish writers during the First World War, the analysis delves into the nuanced positions they adopted amidst the conflict, transcending simplistic Unionist and Nationalist categorizations. It examines key literary works influenced by various traditions and explores how the war's legacy shaped literature in both parts of Ireland in subsequent decades. The discussion extends to contemporary literature, highlighting the interplay between personal and collective memories of the war, and their significance in the evolving narrative of Irish nationhood.

Hezekiah T. Cleaveland is the pastor of the New Testament Cathedral in Los Angeles. His wife, Reverend Samantha Cleaveland is the power behind him and his megachurch. Hezekiah is having an affair that could bring down their ministry. Then, Hezekiah is murdered, Samantha is installed as pastor, and her enemies look for a way to bring her down.

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Business Opportunities provides opportunities for practicing language in a range of professional situations, while offering opportunities to practice all four language skills, especially listening and speaking.