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The affected don was allegedly secretly recorded making the comments, and the same was forwarded to the police.

By Steve RabeyReligion Correspondent Colorado Springs is home to dozens of religious nonprofits that work around the U.S. and/or the world. The 10 largest of these groups have grown significantly ...