North Carolina GOP Asks for Church Directories

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North Carolina GOP Asks for Church Directories

Posted on Feb 20, 2006

Washington Post:

WASHINGTON—The North Carolina Republican Party asked its members this week to send their church directories to the party, drawing protests from local and national religious leaders.

“Such a request is completely beyond the pale of what is acceptable,” said the Rev. Richard Land, head of the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention.

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