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Weblog: Does the Gallup Poll Have an Evangelical Bias?

Plus: More on religion in the election, cleanup after Hurricane Jeanne, Anglicans offer chocolate to boost church attendance, human trafficking, and more articles from online sources around the world.

Compiled by Rob Moll | posted 9/01/2004 12:00AM

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Joel Osteen:

Nation's largest church — and growing | With charisma and technology, pastor Joel Osteen supersizes his father's legacy (Houston Chronicle)
Evangelist's Encouraging Words Are Hard To Resist | The Rev. Joel Osteen Preaches Forgiveness And Optimism, And Each Sunday, Thousands Fill His Houston Church To Hear His Message. (Star-Telegram, Fort-Worth, Texas)

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