But as the Rev. Paul Durham, pastor of Nashville's Radnor Baptist Church, points out, many Christian-music listeners think of file-swapping as sharing God's message. "It's like a ministry," he says. That's how Marlee Welsh, 18, of Bethesda, Md., sees it. "You're supposed to receive and spread God's word," she says, "and by that I don't think downloading is stealing." Darren Whitehead, youth minister at the People's Church in Franklin, Tenn., questions the morality of file sharing, but he hopes that "spreading the Gospel takes priority for the music companies over profit--assuming that they're Christian."