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Bulletins at Obama's Church Carry Their Own Controversy
(CNSNews.com) - Sen. Barack Obama recently said he is committed to Trinity United Church of Christ and not to the controversial Rev. Jeremiah Wright, but the church's weekly bulletins are often just as controversial.
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