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Bill Clinton on Houses of Worship in State of the Union Address

January 24, 1995
And I would like to say a special word to our religious leaders. You know, I'm proud of the fact the United States has more houses of worship per capita than any country in the world. These people who lead our houses of worship can ignite their congregations to carry their faith into action, can reach out to all of our children, to all of the people in distress, to those who have been savaged by the breakdown of all we hold dear. Because so much of what must be done must come from the inside out and our religious leaders and their congregations can make all the difference, they have a role in the New Covenant as well.
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William "Bill" Jefferson Clinton served as the forty-second president of the United States from 1993 to 2001 after twelve years as governor of his native Arkansas. Domestically, his presidency was marked by steady economic growth and fundamental...