Video Web Site Gets Religion

November 1st, 2007 By MATT CURRY, Associated Press Writer

(AP) -- Chris Wyatt is on a mission. Walking hastily through his cavernous fourth-floor headquarters in suburban Dallas, the founder of the Christian version of YouTube is searching for an available conference room.

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