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Scientology in sermon title raises eyebrows

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Title: Scientology in sermon title raises eyebrows
Date: Saturday, 8 September 2001
Publisher: St. Petersburg Times (Florida)
Author: Deborah O'Neil
Main source: sptimes.com

Tags: Deborah O'Neil • Pat Harney • Raymond Guterman • St. Petersburg Times (Florida)

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"Why Scientology Isn't a Church" is just a provocative title, and the sermon may not even mention Scientology, a pastor says. CLEARWATER — The church marquee faces a busy six-lane highway and announces Sunday's sermon: "Why Scientology Isn't a Church." It's the title of the Rev. Raymond Guterman's message at Northwood Presbyterian Church in Countryside. And along with the marquee, the church also promoted the sermon this week in ads in the St. Petersburg Times. Such a public affront to Scientology ... [Read the rest at sptimes.com]