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Religious groups at forefront in helping victims of Sandy
Danny Drake
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Second Baptist Church volunteer Karen Phillips-Andrews, of the Venice Park section of Atlantic City, organizes some clothes to be distributed Monday.
Danny Drake
churches help
Second Baptist Church volunteers organize some clothes to be distributed. Items being given away at Second Baptist Church in Atlantic City, to those in need after Hurricane Sandy. Monday, November,19, 2012( Press of Atlantic City/ Danny Drake)
Danny Drake
churches help
Second Baptist Church Reverend Stadi Reaves, of the English Creek section of Egg Harbor Township, talks about the need in the community after Hurricane Sandy. Items being given away at Second Baptist Church in Atlantic City, to those in need after Hurricane Sandy. Monday, November,19, 2012( Press of Atlantic City/ Danny Drake)
Danny Drake
churches help
Those in need line up on Tennessee Avenue near the Second Baptist Church, on Rev Dr Isaac Cole Plaza, in Atlantic City as they wait for a truckload of food to arrive and be distributed. Items being given away at Second Baptist Church in Atlantic City, to those in need after Hurricane Sandy. Monday, November,19, 2012( Press of Atlantic City/ Danny Drake)
Danny Drake
churches help
Those in need line up on Tennessee Avenue near the Second Baptist Church, on Rev Dr Isaac Cole Plaza, in Atlantic City as they wait for a truckload of food to arrive and be distributed. Items being given away at Second Baptist Church in Atlantic City, to those in need after Hurricane Sandy. Monday, November,19, 2012( Press of Atlantic City/ Danny Drake)
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