Divine right

Houses of worship have carte blanche to open just about anywhere, but neighborhoods aren't always welcoming them

By Kathleen Burge

Globe Staff / March 2, 2008

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Pastor Willie James has a vision for an old warehouse near Bowdoin Street in Dorchester: a day-care center and SAT tutors for young people in the neighborhood, a home for them away from the streets, a building spacious enough for the growing congregation at his Bibleway Christian Center. (Full article: 1425 words)