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Bear Creek Community Church

A fire broke out at the Bear Creek Community Church on Finley road around 6 o’clock Thursday morning. Dozens of firefighters battled the flames but much of the church was destroyed. Members of the church say they are determined to make their sanctuary home again.

The sanctuary of an Irving church known for helping the homeless was destroyed in a large fire before sunrise Thursday morning.
Video from Texas Sky Ranger showed flames soaring above the Bear Creek Community Church on Finley Road shortly before 7 a.m. Crews escalated the fire to three alarms by about 7:15 a.m., about an hour after first arriving at the scene.

No one was inside the sanctuary area when the fire started, though about 11 people were staying in a connected building where the church sheltered the homeless, said Rick Sanderson, Irving fire battalion chief.

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Statement from Pastor Dennis Webb

“When you got the mechanical mindset like firemen, we go to work. But when it’s you, you feel it, and I felt it this morning,” said Webb.
 
By Brian Roth
 
Published at 6:58 AM CST on Dec 28, 2017 | Updated at 5:32 PM CST on Dec 28, 2017


 

             Bear Creek
COMMUNITY CHURCH

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