REDDING,
California — The Trump administration has declared California a major
disaster. Eighteen major fires are burning right now and at least eight
people have died.
One of the blazes, the Carr fire in Redding, has destroyed more than 1,000 homes and displaced tens of thousands of people.
But while the devastation is historic for this northern California community of 90,000, there's also a rising hope.
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On Sunday morning at Bethel Church, thousands lifted their hands and
sang about God's love. You can still see the smoke here from the nearby
fire which continues to burn north and west of town.
The Carr fire started July 23rd outside of Redding and surprised many by invading the city a few days later.