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Bishop Sally French of the Episcopal Diocese of New Jersey. The town council of Toms River, N.J., voted to take over land belonging to Christ Episcopal Church if it refused to sell a homeless shelter, using the power of eminent domain to turn the land into a recreational center. (New Jersey News 12)
