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Bill Gaither challenges faith after tragic cruise accident

August 20, 2024 | Wisconsin Rapids, Wood County, Wisconsin



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Bill Gaither challenges faith after tragic cruise accident
In a recent government meeting, a somber reflection on the tragic loss of seven individuals from a gospel music group was shared by a member who had attended a Gaither homecoming cruise in Alaska. The group was en route to join the cruise when their plane crashed, casting a shadow over the event. Bill Gaither, a prominent figure in gospel music, addressed the attendees, prompting them to consider the depth of their faith in light of the tragedy. He emphasized the importance of believing in the messages of hope and heaven that they had sung about for years.

The meeting also included a moment of prayer, led by the member, who recited the Lord's Prayer, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance. The session proceeded with the approval of the minutes from the previous meeting, which passed unanimously.

Additionally, the meeting featured the appointment of Sophia Figueroa for a term ending June 30, 2027, which was also approved without opposition. The session concluded with an invitation for public comments, although none were presented.

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