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Meetings were arranged with influential pastors, judicatory executives and anyone else with the ability to influence church and public opinion. In many places," Lummis said, "if they divorce, they're not only out of a congregation, they're out of the entire judicatory (diocese, conference, presbytery or synod). |
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