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The Washington Times Foundation and the church.
A non-profit registered in D.C. has, since 2010, become a vehicle for the U.S. arm of the church to fund summits, fellowships, and political outreach.
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published 22 July 2025 · revised 28 May 2026 · 9-minute read
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