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A group of men work Sunday to clear out damage from Chapel of the Cross Episcopal Church in Rolling Fork, Miss. Nearly half of the church was destroyed by a powerful EF-4 tornado that blew through the state on Friday. The church has been in Rolling Fork since the late 1800s. Maya Miller/Gulf States Newsroom hide caption
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