http://www.christianitytoday.com/ct/2007/octoberweb-only/143-22.0.html
[Christianity Today] 24 Oct 2007--Some neighbors tend to complain about too many Wal-Marts or too many strip joints in their midst. In southeast Orlando, it's too many churches.
About a dozen churches—Baptist, Nazarene, Pentecostal and independent—are located within a few miles of each other on city's outskirts, and more are under construction.
Neighbors venturing out Sunday mornings for bagels or errands often find themselves stuck in traffic, heads bowed not in faith but frustration. Some complain the congestion persists all week as religious, youth, sports and other activities draw crowds after work and school, too.
Unmitigated by taxes, zoning, or other restrictions, church development can pose a delicate quandary for municipal leaders who want to balance neighbors' concerns with the valuable services churches provide.
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