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	<title>Comments on: Bring Your Sword to Church</title>
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		<title>By: Do You Bring Your Bible To Church? &#171; Kowalker.com</title>
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		<description>[...] Clay Peck also echoed this sentiment here in Oregon: I know that it might sound old fashioned to bring a Bible to church, but some traditions are worth preserving or resurrecting. I read an article in The Sunday Oregonian recently about Southlake Church in West Linn, Oregon. Southlake is a 3000 person, suburban mega church. During the course of the article, this line caught my attention: [...]</description>
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<p>[...] Clay Peck also echoed this sentiment here in Oregon: I know that it might sound old fashioned to bring a Bible to church, but some traditions are worth preserving or resurrecting. I read an article in The Sunday Oregonian recently about Southlake Church in West Linn, Oregon. Southlake is a 3000 person, suburban mega church. During the course of the article, this line caught my attention: [...]</p>
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