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REMEMBERING HURRICANE KATRINA

Hurricane Katrina should always be remembered, and for many different reasons. This hurricane was one of the worst ever to hit American shores, and the results were devastating and deadly. Many people died and many more were left homeless without anything but the clothes on their backs. It took months to clean and rebuild the areas hit hardest by the storm. In some areas the damage has still not been completely repaired, and may not be for some time. The federal government was not prepared to deal with such a crisis and storm of this magnitude. This was most apparent right after Hurricane Katrina hit. People went days without food or water, emergency shelters were overcrowded and under supplied, and chaos reigned. This hurricane taught every American an important lesson: never underestimate the fury of nature.

Paula White @ Duluth Church of God Camp Meeting                                           September 11, 2010 - 11:30 am                                                                                  "A Time of Consecration Has Come"
Host: Bishop Randy Coggins
Gwinnett Arena-Performing Arts Center                                                                     6400 Sugarloaf PKWY; Duluth, GA 30097
For more information call 770.476.2689 or visit www.myduluthchurch.com

1 Timothy 3:16
Beyond all question, the mystery of godliness is great:
   He appeared in a body,
      was vindicated by the Spirit,
   was seen by angels,
      was preached among the nations,
   was believed on in the world,
      was taken up in glory.