Gas giveaways spark church debate on attendance ethics
A Baptist church in Snellville Ga sparked controversy with a gas card raffle while a New Jersey church offered $10 000 worth of fuel at 99 cents a gallon as a community service. Critics warn such promotions risk undermining the gospel, while supporters call it a clever outreach and a sign of care, not bait.
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Nathan White
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Michael Cromartie
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