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Hartmann credited Dobberstein, who arrived in 2000 from Topeka, Kansas, with lowering the average member age and expanding the church's day-care program to attract more young families.
News Cathy Wilson 2010
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Hartmann credited Dobberstein, who arrived in 2000 from Topeka, Kansas, with lowering the average member age and expanding the church's day-care program to attract more young families.
News Cathy Wilson 2010
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Its antiquity matches the church's conservative view on scripture, Dobberstein said.
News Cathy Wilson 2010
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Its antiquity matches the church's conservative view on scripture, Dobberstein said.
News Cathy Wilson 2010
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Hartmann credited Dobberstein, who arrived in 2000 from Topeka, Kansas, with lowering the average member age and expanding the church's day-care program to attract more young families.
News Cathy Wilson 2010
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Its antiquity matches the church's conservative view on scripture, Dobberstein said.
News Cathy Wilson 2010
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Hartmann credited Dobberstein, who arrived in 2000 from Topeka, Kansas, with lowering the average member age and expanding the church's day-care program to attract more young families.
News Cathy Wilson 2010
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Hartmann credited Dobberstein, who arrived in 2000 from Topeka, Kansas, with lowering the average member age and expanding the church's day-care program to attract more young families.
News Cathy Wilson 2010
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Its antiquity matches the church's conservative view on scripture, Dobberstein said.
News Cathy Wilson 2010
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Its antiquity matches the church's conservative view on scripture, Dobberstein said.
News Cathy Wilson 2010
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