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CAP in the News: Local man volunteers in Appalachia

Tom Compton travels with Christian Appalachian Project to repair buildings, provide disaster relief

Not all disasters are hurricanes that wipe out large areas along coastlines.

Some disasters are smaller in nature and get little - if any - press, but they are major life-changing events to those involved.

The Appalachian Mountains are an example.

Read the full story here.

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