Texas Floods 2015: After Devastation, Houston Churches Turn to God for Support
As Houston was ravaged by floods starting last weekend and continuing through Saturday night, church members there sprang into action.
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As Houston was ravaged by floods starting last weekend and continuing through Saturday night, church members there sprang into action.
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