Back in April, the people of Fulton found themselves in the middle of a lot of water and a lot of heartbreak.
“We had quite a bit of flooding,” said Keith Johnson, pastor of First Baptist Church, Fulton, in Clarke Baptist Association.
And they needed quite a bit of help. (continued…)
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