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Grand Blanc Mormon church begins rebuilding one year after deadly attack (opens the original)
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A row of shovels stood in the dirt in front of the makeshift pulpit before congregants who were seated on folding chairs instead of pews. The services marked an official groundbreaking for a new church to be built in the empty lot where the Mormon chapel in Grand Blanc Township stood until it was razed to the ground last year. The FBI has said that the man who attacked the church was motivated by "anti-religious beliefs" against the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. After a year focus
Grand Blanc Mormon church begins rebuilding one year after deadly attack (opens the original)
Read excerpt
A row of shovels stood in the dirt in front of the makeshift pulpit before congregants who were seated on folding chairs instead of pews. The services marked an official groundbreaking for a new church to be built in the empty lot where the Mormon chapel in Grand Blanc Township stood until it was razed to the ground last year. The FBI has said that the man who attacked the church was motivated by "anti-religious beliefs" against the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. After a year focus
Grand Blanc Mormon church begins rebuilding one year after deadly attack (opens the original)
Read excerpt
A row of shovels stood in the dirt in front of the makeshift pulpit before congregants who were seated on folding chairs instead of pews. The services marked an official groundbreaking for a new church to be built in the empty lot where the Mormon chapel in Grand Blanc Township stood until it was razed to the ground last year. The FBI has said that the man who attacked the church was motivated by "anti-religious beliefs" against the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. After a year focus
A Detroit family self-deported to Venezuela. Two weeks later, disaster struck (opens the original)
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Immigrant families pushed to leave the U.S. by the Trump administration have found themselves in difficult situations. Michigan Public's Beenish Ahmed reports on a family who returned to Venezuela just before disaster struck. BEENISH AHMED, BYLINE: After being held in immigration detention for three months, Osmary Garcia agreed to a voluntary departure back to Venezuela. Her husband, Hector Marin, and their six kids would soon follow. Two weeks after they reunited, two massive earthquakes devast
A Detroit family self-deported to Venezuela. Two weeks later, disaster struck (opens the original)
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Immigrant families pushed to leave the U.S. by the Trump administration have found themselves in difficult situations. Michigan Public's Beenish Ahmed reports on a family who returned to Venezuela just before disaster struck. BEENISH AHMED, BYLINE: After being held in immigration detention for three months, Osmary Garcia agreed to a voluntary departure back to Venezuela. Her husband, Hector Marin, and their six kids would soon follow. Two weeks after they reunited, two massive earthquakes devast
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