Some, though, consider the measure unconstitutional. Church officials argue current law lays the groundwork for such a measure, while critics fear the force could abuse power and cited alleged racism and homophobia in the church’s history.
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Briarwood Presbyterian Church may be getting its own police force after Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey signed onto a measure allowing it to form one to cover its seminary, sanctuary and school campuses. So reports NPR.
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