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• Six vie for D.C. Episcopal bishop | Homosexual priest among contenders (The Washington Times)
• Bleeding-heart hypocrites | The phoniness of bleeding-heart liberalism is on display once again with a judge's decision letting the "homeless" sleep on church steps in Midtown (Arnold Ahlert, New York Post)
• South Florida churches, temples struggle with sweeping change | Buffeted by sweeping demographic and cultural changes, South Florida's houses of worship have struggled to reinvent themselves (South Florida Sun-Sentinel)
• Tourist uses holy water to save burning church | Austrian chapel would have otherwise been destroyed (Ananova)

• Biblical signposts to answer the moral ambiguity of money | Apart from its possible effect on the church's income, is there a Christian view of the euro? (Stewart Lamont, The Scotsman)
• Banking on God | At places of worship, faith-based credit unions are bringing financial services to underserved communities. (Kiplinger's Personal Finance)

• Missionary is defeated by British weather | African priest from Ghana says Britain is just too cold (The Daily Telegraph)
• Religious leaders use census numbers | Figures suggest where to build churches, whether they need bilingual pastors, if they should offer day care. (Associated Press)
• Adventures of a black missionary | Black Livingstone restores a forgotten life, crafting an enticing portrait of a man whose accomplishments defied the narrow and racist limitations of his times. (The Boston Globe)
• Special delivery: Jesus, the video | Eighty local churches have banded together to mail 42,000 unsolicited copies of Jesus to every household in four ZIP codes (The Seattle Times)

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