Tornado survivors gather to worship in Bridge Creek OK
Hundreds of worshippers gathered in a mud covered tent at Ridgecrest Baptist Church as a deadly tornado left Bridge Creek with 41 dead statewide. Pastor Tom Duckett told the crowd that the church is the people and a building is secondary while aid pours in from FEMA and Missouri students.
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Tornadoes' homeless can still feel at home
Oklahoma families displaced by a week of Midwest twisters describe finding home in hotel rooms and RVs. Amid loss of homes, ties endure, with prayers, family togetherness, and plans to rebuild shaping a hopeful new beginning.
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Widow recalls husband Jimmy Sutton killed at party
Jennifer Pate remembers Jimmy Sutton as a front door kind of man who vanished after a party in Independence. He was found dead hours after relatives learned of his death, as 60 men including Rantone Howard and Brian Wright face second degree murder and armed criminal action charges.
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