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• Inspiration delivers fugitives to church | U.S. marshal gets idea for surrender program (Akron Beacon Journal, Oh.
  
  
• Churches turning to a ministry of 'fear' | Daredevil challenges bring in young people (The Star-Ledger, N.J.)
  
  
• Holy orders | "Don't ask, don't tell" is a strictly Christian policy | (Linda Hirshman, The New Republic)
  
  
• Immigrants' advocates look to churches | Religious leaders from a range of denominations are launching efforts to win passage of a bill that creates a path toward citizenship for the nation's illegal immigrants. That has put some of them at odds with traditional allies on other social issues, such as abortion and gay marriage. (USA Today)
  
  
• Full Gospel churches want truth commission here | The Jamaica Association of Full Gospel churches has urged the government to establish a truth and reconciliation commission, akin to one in post-Apartheid South Africa, to stop the spiraling crime rate here (Jamaica Observer)
  
  
• Eco-Christian warriors | Palm Sunday could usher in a calendar of green ceremonies (Editorial, The Times, London)
  
  
• Worship and the web | Religious organizations turn to internet, blogs to connect with faithful (The Hartford Courant, Ct.)
  
  
• Collins: Why this scientist believes in God | I am a scientist and a believer, and I find no conflict between those world views. (CNN)
  
  
• Faith over firepower | Hands-on religious training aims to keep West Point cadets armed for peace (The Star-Ledger, Newark, N.J.)
  
  
• 'Porn & Pancakes' fights X-rated addictions | Breakfast event helps men discuss how pornography affects their lives (CNN)
  
  

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