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Kentucky city s plan to build a church with public money raises objections
Jack Brammer, Lexington Herald-Leader
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In Versailles, Kentucky, a worship center for a local church that would double as an emergency shelter is sparking objections.
LEXINGTON, Ky. The city of Versailles plans to use public funds to build a worship center for a local church that would double as an emergency shelter, sparking objections from a national atheist group and concern among local farmland preservationists.
It is unconstitutional for the Kentucky city to spend public money to construct a building that will have the primary purpose of holding religious services, says the Freedom From Religion Foundation based in Madison, Wisconsin. ....

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