Why one church sold its buses and decided to rent instead
FACILITIES, Operations Monday, January 2nd, 2012When “Old Blue” broke down with students for the fourth time in a year, it was time to make a decision.
When “Old Blue” broke down with students for the fourth time in a year, it was time to make a decision.

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