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Tom Brokaw interviews Ted Haggard, President of the National Association of Evangelicals, representing 45,000 churches, and New Life Church's pastor.

Inside the world of Christian Evangelicals

It’s no secret that Evangelical Christians have become a powerful force in American religion, popular culture, and politics. Who are the Evangelicals flocking to ever larger mega-churches? What draws them to that faith, and how do they want to use their spiritual and political beliefs to change the country? In a special “Tom Brokaw Reports,” we go inside the world of the Christian Evangelicals to ask those questions. FULL STORY

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