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Westminster Theological Seminary, which has campuses in Philadelphia and Dallas and offers programs in New York City, London and Seoul, has announced the release of an advertisement in one of the nation's leading daily newspapers – USA Today. The advertisement campaign is also hitting national Christian publications such as Christianity Today and Charisma.
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