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A blast of pure faith
Twins Youth Explosion revival gathers followers for music, testimony
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Jerry Arrowood, second from left, and his wife Jennifer, right, along with daughters Sharon, left, and Bethany, center, and son Jonathan rehearse for the upcoming Youth Explosion at Jaemor Farm. - photo by Tom Reed
After traveling far and wide sharing the gospel, twins Sharon and Jonathan Arrowood realized that their mission field was right in their own backyard. "Four years ago, my brother and I wanted to do something different," said 21-year-old Sharon Arrowood. "We’d been to different places and we saw God move so greatly in different countries and states, but we wanted to start something in our own hometown.
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Rock Creek Vietnam Veteran Johnny Hulsey attends the Rotary Club of Hall County's weekly meeting Tuesday, May 14, 2024, at the Gainesville Civic Center along with other veterans for the donation of $17,000 toward the club's Salute to Veterans service project. - photo by Scott Rogers
Losing three of his high school friends along with others he served with in the Ninth Infantry Division during his tour in Vietnam from 1966-1967 is something that still haunts Johnny Hulsey.
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