A CHRIST CHURCH CONGREGATION is counting thousands of dollars in losses after its house of worship was repeatedly burglarized during the past six months.
On September 20, an attachment to the Gospel Hall in Dayrells Road, Christ Church, was broken into and PET bottles that the church had gathered to raise funds were stolen.
Just a week later, a generator valued at $5 000 was “lifted” from the storeroom.
Last Monday, the church received another hit when an amplifier, microphones and a compact surround sound system totalling more than $4 000 were taken. (AH)
Burglars hit Gospel Hall
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