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Take your Sunday school class to vote, and you've got to start breaking fingers if they don't," conservative Christian activist David Barton told congregants in Ohio before the election, reports The Columbus Dispatch. After noticing that fewer congregants in his 1,100-member church brought cash on Sunday, Baker teamed up with a church member who is a computer programmer to develop his "giving kiosk," an ATM-like machine that allows worshipers to donate electronically. Ninety minutes later, the last of the congregants file out after voicing tearful pleas for North Korea, a nation marked by prison camps, starvation and a nuclear threat. |
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