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Christians Outpace FEMA In Aid To Hurricane Victims

News Image By Cheryl K. Chumley/Washington Times September 15, 2017
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Faith-based groups - Christian nonprofits, specifically - have been busy bees of late, providing more aid to hurricane victims than even FEMA, the federal agency that's supposed to swoop to the scenes of natural disasters, assess the situation and speed the recovery and rebuilding process. Just goes to show: Where charity exists, government is not needed.…

 

 





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