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Chicago pastor, known for his illegal forms, takes the following step toward the promotion of world youths.
Pastor Corey Brooks, known as “the roof of the pastor,” prepares to travel 3,000 miles from New York to Los Angeles with September. He said his goal was to raise awareness and funding for public development in Chicago, and new unstable people in the country.
“Our world has come from God, our families, and our families have confused God, and we need to get up spiritually in America,” said Brooks told Fox and friends “on Tuesday.
“That is one of the reasons why I walk across America, take hope to people in every city and pastures and ranges to let us change things.”
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Pastor Corey Brooks stopped the roof of the deserted motel in 2011 protesting violence on the south side of Chicago and raised the money to build a community center. (Pictures of Getty / Mira Oberman)
The Brooks took place in 2011 when he spent 94 days in the Rundown Chicago motel roofs and deaths in his community. The pastor who aims to raise money to demolish the discarded motel, which they have said to repent drugs and crime.
The exhibition was successful and led to the establishment of the Hood project, the benefit aimed at helping youths to flee poverty and violence. The Foreign website states that provides educational, training, and support to local residents.
“In Chicago, we took one of the most dangerous places across the United States, and converted it,” says Frooks of their former work.
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Now, he wants his latest commission, called “and walked across the United States,” to help him help even young people. The purpose of travel increases $ 25 million to eliminate the leadership of Project Hood Hood Hood Hood Hood’s 90,000-foot and financial institution in Chicago, innocent. The Brooks say you wish to distribute a project across the country.
“We have a school to put in the area. Our aim is to invest in the Project Hood across the country,” said Froks.
“This is one reasons why we visit these money.
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The Brooks claimed that the effort had already received support support for private citizens, business leaders, and donating donors.
“We have built a 90,000-square center. And that is because of the assistance of [the] Americans and [the] Fox Network, “he said, expressing gratitude for those whom he supported.
The Brooks claim that he hopes for his departure will teach others that faith and hard work can help people to do great things.
“I really believe that America works,” she said. “When we have faith and work hard and work, we can do nothing in America.”
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