Local youth mission

October 9, 2012

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On Sunday, Sept. 30, the youth groups at Brooks United Methodist Church and Hopewell United Methodist Church in Tyrone gathered together to make 200 sandwiches for the residents of Trinity House – Big Bethel in Atlanta. Pictured are Laura Harness, Bishop Watts, Hunter Campbell, Shelby Peeples, Makayla Cummings, Kara Cooper, Zabrina Corrales, Alicia Shrader. Jacob Estrada, Annalise Estrada, Emily Colvin, Danielle Colvin, Elizabeth Colvin, John Karafanda, Shane Karafanda, Sam Beard, Meredith Beard, Lillie Brooks, Emily Brooks, Madison Farr, Brittany Farr, Dresden Day, Brianna Powers, Logan Powers, Ava Taylor, Hunter Vaughn, and Lauren Owens. Photo/Special.

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