"You can't always feel like praising the Lord," Day said. "But in the worst of times, this is what we have: faith in God."
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"Being with people here, it just builds your faith up stronger," said Jo Linger, 60, who lives in Sago. "We know that with all this tragedy that happened, there's a loving God. The people had this little church to come to, and we were able to be with them and hold them and cry with them." ...
Terry Mattingly notes on the story HERE.... that the reporter did a good job on reporting the faith of the people and the pastor...
Another story of quiet faith is found HERE...
Remember both these stories when you read about right wing fundamentalist intolorant ignorant people of faith...
Especially when those bigots are funded by the BEEB...
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