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| July 1, 2006 | Staff photo by Takaaki Iwabu | [/assets/story/image_buynow.comp] |
| Rep. Carolyn Justice, with Jim Young of Capitol Ministries of North Carolina, waves to people entering the chapel while Martha Parrish, right, plays a hymn. Rep. Carolyn Justice, a Wilmington native and Hampstead Republican, volunteered to preach this week at a weekly worship service in the small chapel between the House and Senate chambers. She says the chapel, which displays Christian symbols and books, is the place 'for anyone who needs to find solitude or a time to be alone and pray.' According to the National Conference of State Legislatures, North Carolina is one of five states that has a chapel in its legislative building. | ||
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| About This Project |
| "Jones Street" follows the people, activities and events that revolve around the General Assembly while it is in session in the Legislative Building on Jones Street in Raleigh. These pictures tell stories that happen outside the Senate and House chambers. |
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