Eighteen members of a Fernandina Beach church group are back in Jacksonville, and 25 more members are expected to arrive Sunday night after being stuck in Israel amid the violent conflict between Hamas and Israel.
The group with 18 members landed early Sunday at Jacksonville International Airport. They are a part of the 54 members of First Baptist Church of Fernandina that take a trip to the Middle East every year.
‘We can’t wait to see you guys’: Fernandina Beach church group begins heading home after making it out of Israel
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