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Bratt Church Honors Law Enforcement Officers With Special Service
August 1, 2016
Shiloh Freewill Baptist Church in Bratt held a special service Sunday morning to show their appreciation for law enforcement officers and their families and to recognize other first responders.
Among those recognized were Escambia County Sheriff’s Office deputies David Bashore and James Gilman, and Walnut Hill Volunteer Fire Department members Diann Stewart and David Johnson.
“We appreciate all that our law enforcement does and the sacrifices they make,” said Shiloh Pastor Kevin Stott. “May God bless all…LEO’s and their families.”
The deputies were also present with New Testaments by Gideon member James Deloney of Molino.
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With the Anti-police movement going on in America they need to hear most people support them.