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Join Rev. Stephen D. Peet as he shares the gripping account of the Ashtabula railroad disaster that unfolded on December 29, 1876, when a bridge collapsed, forever altering the lives...
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Join Rev. Stephen D. Peet as he shares the gripping account of the Ashtabula railroad disaster that unfolded on December 29, 1876, when a bridge collapsed, forever altering the lives of many. As a resident and eyewitness, Rev. Peet provides a unique perspective, drawing on his experiences at the crash site, conversations with survivors, and insights from the media and coroners jury. His narrative goes beyond a simple retelling of the tragedy; he aims to convey the spiritual lessons learned and offer comfort through the unwavering power of faith. Through inspiring stories of resilience and hope, discover how light can shine through even the darkest of times in this heartfelt exploration of tragedy and healing. - Summary by mleigh
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Join Rev. Stephen D. Peet as he shares the gripping account of the Ashtabula railroad disaster that unfolded on December 29, 1876, when a bridge collapsed, forever altering the lives...
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Join Rev. Stephen D. Peet as he shares the gripping account of the Ashtabula railroad disaster that unfolded on December 29, 1876, when a bridge collapsed, forever altering the lives of many. As a resident and eyewitness, Rev. Peet provides a unique perspective, drawing on his experiences at the crash site, conversations with survivors, and insights from the media and coroners jury. His narrative goes beyond a simple retelling of the tragedy; he aims to convey the spiritual lessons learned and offer comfort through the unwavering power of faith. Through inspiring stories of resilience and hope, discover how light can shine through even the darkest of times in this heartfelt exploration of tragedy and healing. - Summary by mleigh
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| Author | Assorted Non Fiction |
| Organization | Assorted Non Fiction |
| Categories | History , Religion & Spirituality , Spirituality |
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