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TX: Guns in Churches? Pastors Debate Church Security
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The Texas legislature is considering a law that would allow churches to hire security officers. Many Wichita Falls churches have security, but not everyone believes armed guards belong in church. "If you think you need to have a gun to go to church, or have someone there to guard you, it makes me wonder if we need to test the depth of our faith," Cheryl Murray, Pastor of Wesley United Methodist Church, said. "Maybe we are just sticking our big toe in the shallow end instead of diving all in." |
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| Naïveté will get you killed. |
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Sosalty
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| Churches in Northern Alabama do not have the expense of hiring an armed guard. A large fraction of our congregations are presently armed. Families know that our churches will not become targets. |
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