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Ministries, higher ed count costs of responding to global financial crisis
(photo by Kristi Jones)
Church collections not affected yet, but missions are feeling the financial pinch, sources say. Meanwhile, Christian universities depend on balanced approach and conservative eye on 2009-2010 scholarships to weather the market storm.
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