In this Jan. 5, 2017 photo, Mike Zinser joins with others at Narrow Gate Lodge in prayer before lunch in Nashville. Zinser, a retired salesman, has his own home wood shop, and he turns out beautiful plates, salt and pepper shakers and wall art pieces that have sold at Loveless Motel and in craft shows across Tennessee. Aside from selling enough pieces to support his hobby Zinser is most pleased he can use his skills to connect with some troubled young men in Maury County. (Larry McCormack /The Tennessean via AP)
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