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| Furniture’s a symbol of community’s rebirth |
 When Hurricane Katrina hit the Mississippi gulf coast in August 2005, a historical United Methodist mission center in Waveland, Gulfside Assembly, was in the direct path of the eye of the storm. Gulfside began in 1923 as a Methodist retreat center for black Methodists. In the days before racial integration, Gulfside was the primary place where black Methodist folk went for training events and conferences. Just 2 weeks before Katrina hit, Gulfside had dedicated a new hotel overlooking the waters of the gulf. Katrina leveled the entire Gulfside facility with a 30 foot storm surge. read more |
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