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Main page Tom McDevitt is the chairman of the Contents board of directors of the Washington Featured content Times, a newspaper in Washington Current events DC, United States.[1][2][3] He is a Random article member of the Unification Church Donate to Wikipedia (which indirectly owns the Times) and Wikipedia store in the early 1980s was the pastor of Interaction the church in Washington DC.[4][5] Help McDevitt’s wife of 20 years, Soon Ja, About Wikipedia died in 2002. They have five Community portal children.[6] Recent changes Contact page References [ edit ] Tools 1. ^ The Washington Times, Hunting Tom McDevitt speaking at CPAC What links here For a Bionic Editor in Chief 2011 Related changes 2. ^ Three top executives ousted by Upload file Washington Times , Frank Special pages Ahrens and Howard Kurtz, Permanent link Washington Post, November 10, Page information 2009 Wikidata item 3. ^ Washington Times fires top Cite this page editor Sam Dealey , Print/export Washington Post, November 20, 2010 Create a book Download as PDF 4. ^ Realizing America’s Printable version Responsibility 5. ^ CT Classic: The Unification In other projects Church Aims a Major Public Wikimedia Commons Relations Effort at Christian Leaders Languages 6. ^ In Memoriam - Soon Ja Русский McDevitt Edit links V ·T ·E Unification movement [show]

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