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Updated Monday, April 28, 2008

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Murrell  Johnson of Green Street Baptist Church, High Point, moves trash at Ward Street Methodist Mission where Inasmuch workers from Green St. church did repair and cleaning work on April 19.
Photo by Don McSwain

Central Triad churches 'break down walls'

HIGH POINT - Operation Inasmuch was a "great day of hands-on ministry" for the Central Triad Baptist Association and the 13 churches that did projects throughout the area according to Wanda Dellinger, project chair for the association.

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Campbell students Patrick Brown and Samuel Dail carry bricks to work on a garden bed at a local house.
Photo by Shannon Ryals
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Campbell University participates in Operation Inasmuch

BUIES CREEK - More than 300 Campbell University students, faculty and staff participated in the statewide project Operation Inasmuch on April 19.

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Statewide missions blitz largest ever

 ( Published Friday, April 25, 2008 )

Hoppers Chapel reclaims neighborhood in Shelby

 ( Published Friday, April 25, 2008 )

Crisis protocol will speed disaster response

 ( Published Friday, April 25, 2008 )
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