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		<title>YouTube and the Church &#8211; Should They Go Together?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[As you are probably aware, YouTube is one of several video-sharing sites on the internet where anyone, including you or even your church can upload videos for others to view. Business&#8217;s both large and small have used this type of service to promote their products or services. There are 100 million videos viewed daily! What [...]]]></description>
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