Asiana Airlines Fined $500K After San Francisco Crash
Airline failed to adequately assist families of victims, federal investigators say
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Churches Woo New Members With Beer
Jesus’ first miracle was turning water into wine, so it’s not so strange that churches are recruiting new members with craft beer.
As NPR reports, a few churches across the nation are offering services with beer, sometimes even having their services in bars.
“I find the love, I find the support, I find the non-judgmental eyes when …