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Muslims attack Christians in Egypt's south

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Japan Gives $5M to US for Tsunami Debris Removal

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787 flight resumption up to FAA

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Woman, Child Injured in Yakima Street Racing Crash

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Jul 23, 2012 13:28
Category: Religious News

Katrina - Church Rebuilds

BILOXI, Miss. (AP) — A Methodist church that was destroyed by Hurricane Katrina nearly seven years ago will soon have a new sanctuary and fellowship hall.

The Sun Herald reports that Leggett Memorial United Methodist Church in Biloxi, Miss., held a groundbreaking over the weekend.

The church lost three-quarters of its buildings in 2005 when Katrina struck. Since the storm, the congregation has worshipped in the Sunday School rooms and education building.

The Rev. Rachel Benefield-Pfaff says her congregation may be able to move into the new sanctuary in about six months.

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