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How a centuries-old practice is offering peace in a pandemic at one Gainesville church
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A cross is placed in front of Grace Episcopal Church Monday, July 20, 2020, as part of 14 Stations of the Cross prayer stations between Washington Street and Brenau Avenue in Gainesville. The stations have a QR code that you scan, which offers spiritual guidance. People are encouraged to start with the first one and move along the path. - photo by Scott Rogers
Fourteen wooden crosses stand in different locations around Grace Episcopal Church in Gainesville, inviting community members to walk and pray through the grief they’ve encountered.
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Humane Society of Northeast Georgia plans charity golf tournament. Here are the details
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The Humane Society of Northeast Georgia is teeing up for its first charitable golf tournament in years with the upcoming Tee Off for Tails tournament at the Chateau Elan Golf Club. - photo by Scott Rogers
The Humane Society of Northeast Georgia is teeing up for its first charitable golf tournament in years, with a goal to raise $100,000 to support its mission of animal care.
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