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Barb's Answers Through Faith: Why does God allow natural disasters to occur?

1+ week, 20+ hour ago   (68+ words) The Courier Times Dear Barbara:I’m asking a question many are asking Why does God allow natural disasters to occur? I am totally confused – Totally Confused × This page requires Javascript Javascript is required for you…...

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The Salvation Army continues Henry County's long-term flood recovery efforts

3+ week, 1+ day ago   (222+ words) The Courier Times Salvation Army Envoy Beth Stamper's days have been spent shoulder-to-shoulder with survivors in some of Henry County's hardest-hit neighborhoods. Since the first hours of the recent flooding in Henry County, The Salvation Army has remained on the…...