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Prayers requested for Bro. Billy Minor of Mt. Gilead church

We are asking that everyone stop and say a prayer for the minister of Mt. Gilead Christian Church, Brother Billy Minor.

He preached Easter Sunday morning and seemed fine.

He was taken to Hardin Memorial Hospital early last week and is still there.

Mt. Gilead Christian Church is located on SkinhouseBranch Road in Green County (near the Village of Coburg) Sunday school 9:30amCT and Worship 10:30amCT. -Pam Kermeen




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