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Churches in Pubs
Clip: 2/20/2015 | 7m 18s
Some pastors are holding worship services in bars to reach people who don’t attend church.
Rev. Phillip Heinze says when he realized that for some people the most difficult thing is walking through the doors of a church, he decided to “try a new church in a place that’s not so scary."
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Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly
Churches in Pubs
Clip: 2/20/2015 | 7m 18s
Rev. Phillip Heinze says when he realized that for some people the most difficult thing is walking through the doors of a church, he decided to “try a new church in a place that’s not so scary."
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