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Iconium

City of ancient Turkey; see Konya.
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EARLIER THIS YEAR, your church, the First Iconium Baptist Church in Atlanta, hosted a summit where activists and ministers from around the country discussed how to make Black churches more inclusive of gays and lesbians.
Rev. Timothy McDonald: the progressive minister advocates gay rights, ... by Hernandez, Daisy / Colorlines Magazine
For example, early in the eighth century 60 Christian pilgrims from Amorium were crucified; around the same time the Muslim governor of Caesarea seized a group of pilgrims from Iconium and had them all executed as spies--except for a small number who converted to Islam.
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Timothy McDonald, pastor of the Iconium Baptist Church in Atlanta, Ga.
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