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CHURCH PRAYS FOR RANDY HODGE

March 9, 2012
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Members of the congregation

As Randy Hodge, a young man of Anguilla continues to receive treatment in Panama, for gunshot wounds he sustained recently, the church he was once attended is praying for his recovery.

 

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A prayer session for him was held at the No Walls Church, at The Farrington, by Pastor James Harrigan and members of his congregation several nights ago.

 

Randy and his girl friend, Frankie Watson, were shot several times outside Carnival Village. He was seriously injured and was flown to Panama, becoming the first Anguillian patient to be treated there under an agreement between the Ministry of Health in Anguilla and the Panamanian authorities.  Miss Watson, a United States national, who was visiting Anguilla, returned to Missouri for further treatment.

 

Pastor James R. Harrigan

The pastor and the church’s congregation expressed their belief that fervent prayer was a powerful medium through which Randy could receive healing.

 

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