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Trinity Moravian Church helps erase $3 million medical debt - Vimarsana News

Trinity Moravian Church helps erase $3 million medical debt

Trinity Moravian Church has purchased nearly $3.3 million of outstanding medical debt, a move that will forgive those debts for people in Davidson, Davie and Yadkin counties.

Trinity Moravian Church helps erase $3 million medical debt - Vimarsana News

Trinity Moravian Church helps erase $3 million medical debt

Trinity Moravian Church has purchased nearly $3.3 million of outstanding medical debt, a move that will forgive those debts for people in Davidson, Davie and Yadkin counties.

Trinity Moravian in Winston-Salem buys and forgives nearly $1.2 million in medical debt for local residents - Vimarsana News

Trinity Moravian in Winston-Salem buys and forgives nearly $1.2 million in medical debt for local residents

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NC church buys and forgives nearly $1.2 million in medical debt in Forsyth, Davidson counties. And they aren't finished. - Vimarsana News

NC church buys and forgives nearly $1.2 million in medical debt in Forsyth, Davidson counties. And they aren't finished.

More than 1,300 households will soon open letters informing them their medical debt has been forgiven. It's all thanks to a small Winston-Salem church whose congregation raised $5,000 toward the

NC church buys and forgives nearly $1.2 million in medical debt in Forsyth, Davidson counties. And they aren't finished. - Vimarsana News

NC church buys and forgives nearly $1.2 million in medical debt in Forsyth, Davidson counties. And they aren't finished.

More than 1,300 households will soon open letters informing them their medical debt has been forgiven. It's all thanks to a small Winston-Salem church whose congregation raised $5,000 toward the