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Are Faith-Based Initiatives Unnecessary?

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Are Faith-Based Initiatives Unnecessary?

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Are Faith-Based Initiatives Unnecessary? Thursday December 25, 2003 An import goal for President George W. Bush seems to be getting more government money into the hands of religious organizations so that they cana administer public social services. Unfortunately, he isn’t having as much luck as he had hoped. It isn’t just that many groups oppose his efforts, but also that many religious groups aren’t trying to get the funds – not that there is much to “get” in the first place. The Seattle Times reports: “Where’s the money?” said Sandy Brown, executive director of the Church Council of Greater Seattle. “While the president’s initiative has theoretically made it easier for small, faith-based organizations like churches to apply for dollars, there has been only a small amount set aside for funding. The result is that competition is even stiffer for those who want to receive federal funding.” [S]ome

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