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• Brandt Jean honored by law enforcement group for showing compassion to officer who killed his brother
  The Institute for Law Enforcement Administration gave its 2019 Ethical Courage Award to 18-year-old Brandt Jean Tuesday for publicly forgiving and hugging former Dallas police officer Amber Guyger who killed his older brother Botham Jean inside his own apartment in 2018.
• Married pastor, president of Christian Bible College charged with sexually assaulting student on flight
  The Rev. Cornelius Tilton, a longtime pastor, businessman and president of the Christian Bible College of Louisiana has been charged with sexually assaulting a student on an international flight bound for Newark, New Jersey, the Department of Justice announced Monday.
• Amazon removes Auschwitz-themed Christmas ornaments after backlash
  The e-commerce companies Amazon and Wish faced backlash this week for allowing the sale of Holocaust-themed Christian ornaments on their websites.
• Chick-fil-A Foundation donated to far-left SPLC in 2017, tax records show
  Chick-fil-A’s charity arm donated in 2017 to the far-left Southern Poverty Law Center, an organization that has labeled many Christian conservative organizations as “hate” groups.
• 5 notable presidential Thanksgiving proclamations  
  Here are passages from five notable Thanksgiving proclamations issued by the likes of George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, and other former commanders-in-chief.
• 'Best' and 'worst' TV advertisers for 2019: Parents Television Council
  The Parents Television Council, a nonpartisan family media watchdog group, has released its list of “best" and "worst” television advertisers for 2019. This year, one major brand has gone from worst to best, while another has lost its spot on the best list. 
• Men praise God after being released from prison 36 years after wrongful murder conviction
  Three Baltimore men who each served 36 years in prison after they were wrongfully convicted of murder as teenagers, praised God with their family and friends after they were exonerated and released Monday.

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