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I am currently doing a research paper on churches that ordain women and/or homosexuals. I have searched the Internet many, many times and have not found any churches that state they ordain women or homosexuals. I am in desperate need of this information for my research, can you tell me where I could find information on these churches so that I can contact them if I need to. Or do you know any that do this? You will help me so much if you can give me this information.Thank you,Debbie Mc
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