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Tim Keller readmitted to hospital
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Carl Lentz admits to 'inappropriate relationship' with former nanny
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Poll: Religious attendance is shrinking but those who remain are happy
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Saddleback Church appeals Southern Baptist Convention ouster over woman pastor
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Tim Keller's wife requests prayers as pastor faces 'complications' from cancer treatment
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