Massive Fire Destroys Buford Pentecostal Church No Injuries Reported as Congregation Plans Relocation

Massive Fire Destroys Buford Pentecostal Church No Injuries Reported as Congregation Plans Relocation
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An enormous fire destroyed the First Pentecostal Church of Buford on Moreno Street shortly after midnight on the Friday after Thanksgiving. Gwinnett County firefighters battled the flames, which raised concerns about the building's structural integrity, but no injuries were reported. James Hall, a long-time member of the congregation, announced plans to begin relocating the church as they figure out their next steps.

November 29, 2024

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