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Lorena O'Neil is a reporter and photojournalist based in New Orleans covering reproductive health, gender, culture, and politics. She has written for The Atlantic, Elle, Esquire, Jezebel, and NPR.
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By Sadie Bell Published
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By Marie Claire Editors Published
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By Abigail Haworth Published
To build their celeb-approved megachurch, Churchome, pastors Judah and Chelsea Smith preach community, love, acceptance, and inclusion. Is their Instagrammable message truly reframing Christianity or simply helping their church rake in millions?
By Jennifer Swann Published
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By Maggie Bullock Published
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By Megan DiTrolio Published
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