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September 12, 2007

Darby leads Alaska camp

Youth make musical progress at King’s Lake Camp

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The Fight – WYI ’07

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Buckaroo breakfast held

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Relief teams active at disasters worldwide

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Witnesses for Christ arrive at Crestmont

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Army called to month of prayer

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Heroin Alley to William Booth Lane

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One year later

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From homelessness to wholeness

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