First Baptist of Highland Park Reminds Community God Cares, Churches Do Too

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First Baptist of Highland Park Reminds Community God Cares, Churches Do Too

Martin Luther King Jr. and Eastern Avenues became a spot to spread love and encouragement Saturday when the Rev. Henry P. Davis took a busload of members from the First Baptist Church of Highland Park to an infamous strip.

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