FeaturesREHOBOTH - Since 2007, Rehoboth Congregational Church's youth group has held an annual weekend campout in the fall to raise awareness about homelessness. This year, the Attleboro Area Council of Churches is involved, and more than 100 young people from churches all over the area are expected to participate.
"There's No Place Like 'A' Home" will take place next weekend, Nov. 13-15 at the Redway Plain in Rehoboth. Most Commented on Stories
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