Earthquake Shakes Michigan Church While Pastor Calls For Help With Nepal Quake Relief [VIDEO]
Pastor Michael Taylor told the crowd to just "act natural" and "play it off" before returning to his plea for Nepal.
Pastor Michael Taylor told the crowd to just "act natural" and "play it off" before returning to his plea for Nepal.
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