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'Soldier for the Church' in St. Louis Kidnapping Cleared for Release - Vimarsana News

'Soldier for the Church' in St. Louis Kidnapping Cleared for Release

Prosecutors objected vehemently to Grace Kipendo being let out on house arrest before trial

Church Condemned After Woman Claims She Was Held 'Captive' Inside - Vimarsana News

Church Condemned After Woman Claims She Was Held 'Captive' Inside

KSDK News / YouTube A St. Louis church has been condemned by city authorities after an injured, bound woman told cops over the weekend she’d been held captive there.The entrance to the Mount of Olives Ministry now features a sign warning visitors to “keep away” from the “unsafe” premises, according to a photo published by the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. A city building inspector reportedly signed off on condemning the building on Monday.The official reason given for the church’s closure is that it

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City Condemns Patch Church Linked to Brutal Kidnapping - Vimarsana News

City Condemns Patch Church Linked to Brutal Kidnapping

A neighbor says the creepy behavior goes beyond the victim that police found bound and bleeding

Mount of Olives Ministry Church Condemned After Woman Claims She Was Held 'Captive' Inside - Vimarsana News

Mount of Olives Ministry Church Condemned After Woman Claims She Was Held 'Captive' Inside

Mystery surrounds the goings-on at the Mount of Olives Ministry.

South St. Louis church condemned after accusations of kidnapping, assault - Vimarsana News

South St. Louis church condemned after accusations of kidnapping, assault

The city's building division has condemned a south city church they say is being used for "illegal" activities just days after the congregation found itself at the center of a