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Marshall and his bible, hadn't seen him in over two decades. >> i wanted to walk over to him and say, you hurlt me. i wanted to say you not only hurt this family, but you hurt me. i wasn't allowed. i guess once i gave my testimony, i guess it was a done deal. >> two days later the jury agreed. they found william marshall guilty of first-degree murder. he was sentenced to life in prison. >> i always knew he was going to pay for what he did, but i even mean enough that he pay here on earth. i hope he lives to be 100 and live nas that 6x9 cell. >> robin deserves justice. it's true the trial didn'...
Immediately go back to their lives like nothing had happened. you had to think the trauma was terrible. >> i say my piano and furniture piled on the streets. all my money stolen and all my silverware and my family's clothing. everything of values had been removed. even my family's bible. my car was stolen and most of mi my laundry were taken. i lost the house and my average income over $420 a month.
A Hunger for More: ‘Ask, and it will be given to you…’ Mollohan We have just held the National Day of Prayer observance across the country including our own in Gallia County. While I was not able to physically participate this year, I am incredibly thankful that we, as a community, can come together and pray for our land. It is a profound blessing for us to be able to gather in this way and seek as one people God’s forgiveness, healing, and power for renewal. Jesus’ work on the cross is what it took for our being able to come to God. It is Jesus’ atoning sacrifice on the cross th...
A Hunger for More: ‘Ask, and it will be given to you…’ Mollohan We have just held the National Day of Prayer observance across the country including our own in Gallia County. While I was not able to physically participate this year, I am incredibly thankful that we, as a community, can come together and pray for our land. It is a profound blessing for us to be able to gather in this way and seek as one people God’s forgiveness, healing, and power for renewal. Jesus’ work on the cross is what it took for our being able to come to God. It is Jesus’ atoning sacrifice on the cross th...