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Pastor calls survival of Ferris church in 100-acre brush fire a miracle

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By Marissa Armas Verified
| KTVT-TV (Ft. Worth, TX) Verified
If you ask Pastor Tyler Poole what saved Patrick Baptist Church in Ferris on Thursday, he believes it was a miracle. "It's hard to explain all those things together as anything other than the hand of God in it," Poole said. "As tall as those flames were getting, as hard the wind was pushing, it was literally pushing the fire towards us.
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Relatives search for answers after Dallas couple goes missing near Nepal-Tibet border after deadly floods, mudslides

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By Marissa Armas Verified
| MSN Verified
Rescue teams are searching for hundreds of missing people along the Nepal-China border on Thursday after devastating floods and mudslides swept through communities, killing at least 360 people. The head of Nepal's tourism board told CBS News that 65 U.S. nationals were among the more than 1,400 missing in Nepal and Tibet.
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Texas ranchers step in to rescue livestock as Ross Fire burns 80,000 acres in Palo Pinto area

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By Marissa Armas Verified
| MSN Verified
Wednesday marked Day 3 of the Ross Fire, and ranchers Trent and Bart Simmons were still on edge. "I think that's the big nervous part for everybody here, with that wind pushing up, will it reignite all that?" said Trent. As of Wednesday evening, officials said the fire covered 80,000 acres and was 12 percent contained "It's black everywhere. Everything is just burned up," Bart told CBS News Texas .
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