MOORE — Many homes and businesses weren’t the only things uncovered when a devastating tornado tore off roofs and pummeled properties as it barreled its way through the city in May 2013.

The storm also exposed the unmet needs of some area residents, particularly lack of quality health care, a local preacher said.

The new Moore Faith Medical Clinic opening on Thursday was created to meet those needs, the Rev. Dave Evans, senior pastor of Highland Baptist Church, said recently.

Run by volunteers from the faith and medical communities, the free clinic will open from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the Serve Moore Community Renewal Center at 224 S Chestnut Ave. The Moore City Council granted Serve Moore use of the building, which once was home to the Moore Police Department.

Read the article “Free Faith-based Moore Medical Clinic Shows ‘What Ministry is’ For Residents” on newsok.com.