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• Conservative Anglican leaders convene to protest same-sex blessing (Canadian Press)

Ministry and missions:

• True believers | Televangelist Benny Hinn turns MCI Center into a revival tent for a healing crusade (The Washington Post)
  
  
• Solace for job seekers | Congregations offer unemployed assistance and chance to reconnect (San Francisco Chronicle)
  
  
• City church opens home to give addicts a place to make a clean start | Woman's struggle led her to idea for Nazareth House (The Baltimore Sun)
  
  
• Counselors treat patients with God's Word | Scriptures said to be sufficient for healing mental-health woes (The Toledo Blade)
  
  
• Good enough for bank notes but not for charity | The Clydesdale Bank, which uses Victorian missionary Mary Slessor's virtuous image on its £10 notes, is now refusing to help the Scottish trust set up in her name to carry on her work in Nigeria—arguing that charity begins at home (Scotland on Sunday)
  
  
• Minister's small, speedy group tends to world's hungry | Stop Hunger Now has five staff workers, but managed to distribute about $10 million in aid to nearly 20 countries last year (Associated Press)
  
  
• Architecture students set out to rebuild village of tolerance | Organization aims to reconstruct nonsectarian institutions in area stricken by communal tensions (The Daily Star, Lebanon)

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