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The youth mission trip sponsored by Community Church at Ocean Pines and the Bishopville Charge of United Methodist Churches recently benefited from a dinner hosted by Carrabba's Italian Grill. The proceeds from the dinner will help fund the youth mission trip to Appalachia in June. Thirty youth and 12 adults will spend a week in Kentucky repairing homes to make them warmer and safer. Bryan Otto, Proprieter of Carrabba's is pictured with some of the mission youth.
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