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Lacey Shelter Provided Refuge, Hospitality And Fellowship
The Lacey United Methodist Church closed their doors as a shelter following breakfast this morning at 11 a.m.
The closed as a at approximately 11 a.m. this morning.
“I thought it was beautiful. A lot of people came together, encouraging each other that all would be well,” Pastor Linda Applegate said.
About 21 residents, primarily seniors, and volunteers as Hurricane Irene ripped through Ocean County.
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Entertainment was provided by a parishioner who plays guitar and the group played Uno and shared stories into the wee hours of the night, Applegate said.
The shelter closed earlier today after bacon, eggs and pancakes were served for breakfast.
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“The fellowship was beautiful. It was very special to be able to offer that kind of hospitality,” she said.
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