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I'm Georgia Howe.

John is on vacation this week.

It's Thursday, July 10th, and this is evening

wired. In Kerrville, Texas, hundreds gathered at Antler Stadium last night to mourn victims

of last week's catastrophic floods, the state's second deadliest on record.

We're going to lead into a time of intercessory prayer.

I'm going to call upon our requests, our petitions, our intercessions.

We're going to lift those to God this evening, to pray with one another, to pray for one

another, and to trust that all of those prayers are heard.

The vigil honored over 100 lives lost, including a special tribute to those who lost their

lives at Camp Mystic. Through gospel music, prayer, and silent tears, the community found strength

in faith and fellowship.

Because all that I have is a holiday,

louisier

All day,

Lillian now.

A wooden cross from Michigan stood tall above the crowd,

symbolizing hope.

The evening ended with laughter, music, and play.

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