Sister Missionaries Save the Day!

[smac97]

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An apartment building filled with toxic gas from a faulty water heater this weekend and, if not for two women, they may not have. The two women were the only ones in the building with a carbon monoxide detector.

Sister Adams and Sister Rambert of the Church of Jesus Christ of Later-Day Saints, moved to the Cambridge Square apartments in Southfield earlier this year to do missionary work. But they say God used them a different way, when their carbon monoxide detector went off early Sunday morning.

"We have this emergency book and we went and just read through it and it said, if it ever goes off, it's not a drill, to call 911," Sister Adams said.

They did just that, then the young women, who normally knock on doors to witness, started knocking on doors to save lives. They began to realize, their detector was the only one in the building.

"No one else had the detector, so we were very grateful everyone was able to get out safely," Sister Rambert said.

Firefighters arrived and evacuated about 20 people from the building, who were starting to suffer the affects. Firefighters also tell FOX 2 that the toxic gas came from the hot water heater in the basement.

Go, Sisters!

-Smac

[Jeanne]

33 minutes ago, smac97 said:

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Go, Sisters!

-Smac

That is so great!!

[jkwilliams]

Great story. Thanks for posting it. 

[Nevo]

"Firefighters arrived and evacuated about 20 people from the building, who were starting to suffer the affects." 

Paging Scott Lloyd.

 

[jkwilliams]

Just now, Nevo said:

"Firefighters arrived and evacuated about 20 people from the building, who were starting to suffer the affects." 

Paging Scott Lloyd.

 

Maybe they were flat affects. 

[USU78]

3 minutes ago, jkwilliams said:

Maybe they were flat affects. 

[Robert F. Smith]

1 hour ago, jkwilliams said:

Maybe they were flat affects. 

I hope that you are not suggesting that Scott suffers from flattened affect.