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From New Hampshire to Namibia, surging gas prices concern members
BOBBY ROSS JR.
| The Christian Chronicle
Record gas prices are pinching church members at the pumps — and in the pews.
Hit particularly hard: Christians in areas where churches are few and far between. In New England, for example, some members drive up to 90 minutes to services.
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