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    Family coverts to Jehovah's Witnesses

    DateSunday, July 31, 2011 at 4:46AM

    David Sawin grew up Episcopalian and his wife, Joanna, grew up Lutheran. They have four children -- Benjamin, 15, Daniel, 13, Julia, 11, and baby Noah. When they lived in Arizona, they looked around at different churches but never found the right place. Meanwhile, Jehovah's Witnesses had come by the house when the Sawins weren't home, and left "Watchtower" magazines. David Sawin read them.

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