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Chesapeake church destroyed by tornado to host 1st service in new building

A church destroyed by a tornado in March of 2017 will be opening the doors of its brand new building.

CHESAPEAKE, Va. — Almost two years after a tornado destroyed a church in Chesapeake, services will begin at its new building.

Starting January 20, Real Life Christian Church will be hosting its first services in its new building. Service times are 9 and 11 a.m. at 900 Centerville Turnpike North.

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A tornado ripped through the church on March 31, 2017. The church's sanctuary completely collapsed, and the building was condemned.

The Real Life Christian Church was severely damaged in Friday's storm.

While the new building was being constructed, the congregation met at a local school.

The lead pastor, Drew Froese said there will be an open house on January 19.

Click here to learn more about Real Life Christian Church.

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