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Black Friday & Cyber Monday 2010 Deals for Christians

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Black Friday has come and gone but Cyber Monday still offers an opportunity to save some money on online purchases. Here are some of the deals I’ve found:

Deals removed because pricing is no longer in effect.

If you know of other stores that will be having sales on items that should be of particular interest to Christians, do let me know.

Note: I know some will accuse me of feeding a conusmeristic culture with this post. But as I figure it, this is the time where many of us will be beginning (or completing) our holiday shopping. If there are savings to be had, we may as well take advantage…


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