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Sullivan, a missionary from Tennessee, was abducted while preaching to a congregation at the Fellowship Baptist Church in Motherwell Township, in South Africa's Eastern Cape province, on Thursday ...

The musty store, called Where the Monkey Hits, is a surprising fashion hotspot in modern-day Chile given its tradition, claiming to be the oldest hat maker in South America.

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Enzo Restovic steams a hat at “Donde Golpea el Monito” hat shop and museum, in Santiago, Chile, Saturday, April 5, 2025, which preserves a hat-making tradition dating back to 1915.

American pastor Josh Sullivan was kidnapped during a church service in South Africa, authorities are investigating. His family is calling for prayers for his safe return. American pastor Josh ...

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