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Source: Cordele Dispatch

Celebrate Recovery held its largest fundraiser of the year on Nov. 7 at Perlis Park in Cordele. Celebrate Recovery is a Christ-centered 12-step addiction recovery program. Dinner and services are held every Tuesday at 5:30 p.m. at Cordele First Church. Ministry leader and recovering alcoholic Chris Willis says the program isn’t just for those suffering from substance abuse. “Overeating, pornography, codependency, any kind of hurt, habit, and hang-up.” Willis says the effect on people’s lives is amazing. “We just love to see people get healed.” The car show was well attended, with many eye-catching entries. Police Choice was #1 Jimmy Nasworthy’s 65 Chevy C10, Kid’s Choice was #327 Aston Willis’ 62 Corvette Gasser, Celebrate Recovery’s Choice was #67 Maverick Webb’s Mazda RX-7, Best in Show Late Model was #4 Heather Highnote’s 2022 Chevy Camaro, and Best in Show Classic was #33 Frank Webber’s 32 Chevy Coupe.

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