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Kelly Clarkson calls these 5 sorority sisters "Rad Humans" when they see a vehicle go off the road, and they race to save a mom and two kids from their sinking car! In an unforgettable episode of the Kelly Clarkson Show, five sorority sisters from the University of Georgia recounted a heart-stopping rescue that has left audiences across the nation in awe. Molly McCollum, Jane McArdle, Eleanor Cart, Clarke Jones, and Kaitlyn Iannace, all members of Kappa Alpha Theta, had set out for a girls’ weekend in Savannah when their journey took a dramatic turn. As they shared their story with Kelly, it became clear that their craving for biscuits was part of a divine plan to save lives. RELATED: Rescuers Worked Tirelessly And Finally Saved A Toddler Who Fell Into A Well The Five Friends Decided to Stop For Breakfast Biscuits It was a typical Friday morning when the five friends decided to stop for breakfast biscuits, a detour that would place them in the right place at the right time. Driving through rural Burke County, the women were chatting and laughing, excited for their weekend getaway, when suddenly, they witnessed a terrifying sight. A white SUV veered off the road, tumbling 135 feet into a creek below. Molly McCollum, the group’s unofficial leader, described the moment. “We were just approaching a bridge and saw this car leave the roadway and roll over into the creek. Without thinking, we pulled over and raced down to the boat ramp area," she recalled. As they reached the submerged vehicle, panic set in. They could see a mother, Cori Craft, frantically trying to free her two young children from the sinking SUV. “We saw Cori pop out of the car, and immediately, we knew we had to help,” said Eleanor. RELATED: Something Shiny Catches Fishermen's Attention and Next Comes an Unbelievable Miracle Rescue The Sorority Sisters Sprang Into Action With no time to spare, the women sprang into action. Drawing on her lifeguard training, Clarke dove into the water and began pulling the children out. Jane and Kaitlyn assisted from the shore, while Molly and Eleanor helped Cori to safety. The youngest child, a four-year-old boy, was submerged for what felt like an eternity. Clarke performed CPR on the boy, using the tire of the SUV as a makeshift platform. “I just remember thinking, ‘God, please help me save this child,'” Clarke recounted. “When he finally started crying and breathing, it was like a miracle.” Their bravery and quick thinking did not go unnoticed. The Burke County Sheriff's Office praised their actions, stating, “The quick thinking and bravery of these women is absolutely admirable. We are grateful they were in the right place at the right time.” Cori Thanked Her Rescuers Cori, who was also a guest on the show, tearfully thanked her rescuers. She tearfully said, “I just want to thank each and everyone of you for what you all did. I cant thank each and everyone of you enough." As the episode concluded, Kelly Clarkson herself was moved to tears. “They were there at the right time. It's incredible," she said. The five sorority sisters, once on a simple quest for biscuits, ended up performing an act of heroism that will be remembered for years to come. Their story is a testament to how God can use the most unexpected moments to bring about miracles. YOU MAY ALSO LIKE: The Incredible Moment 40 Strangers Banded Together To Rescue Man Trapped Under Bus John 15:13 “Greater love has no one than this: to lay down one’s life for one’s friends.” WATCH: 5 Sorority Sisters See Vehicle Go off the Road & Race to Save a Mom and 2 Kids from Sinking Car  LISTEN: Chip and Joanna Gaines On No Social Media for Their Kids | Homeless Angel Saves The Day After Grandpa Ditches Grandkid h/t: People Featured Image Credit: YouTube/The Kelly Clarkson Show The post 5 Sorority Sisters See Vehicle Go off the Road & Race to Save a Mom and 2 Kids from Sinking Car appeared first on GodUpdates.

YAOUNDE, CAMEROON — The Multinational Joint Task Force in the Lake Chad basin says several hundred fighters from jihadist groups Boko Karam and Islamic State West Africa Province have fled to Chad and Cameroon after the task force attacked camps and killed more than 70 terrorists Sunday. The ongoing operation, dubbed Lake Sanity 2, aims to obliterate all terrorist camps around Lake Chad, the task force said. In a video circulated on social media and broadcast on Chadian state TV, scores of villagers shouted that at least two dozen relatives died in attacks in villages along Cameroon’s border with Nigeria, and that 12 more people were injured. The four-nation task force, created to fight terrorism in Nigeria, Chad, Cameroon and Niger, said the deceased seen in the video are some of the more than 70 Boko Haram and Islamic State terrorists “neutralized” in Sunday’s attacks. The joint task force also said many jihadists surrendered in the air and ground operations but did not give a precise number. The troops said they captured many fighters and recovered large consignments of weapons. None of its ground troops suffered injuries, the task force said. The task force’s operations are targeting terrorist hideouts in border villages, including Mokolo and Waza in Cameroon. Moubi, Menchika and Madagali in Nigeria are also part of the operation. A release from task force spokesperson Lieutenant Colonel Abubakar Abdullahi said the goal is to wipe out terrorist camps in villages on the borders of Chad, Cameroon and Nigeria, as well as the portion of the Lake Chad basin shared by the three neighbors. Midjiyawa Bakari, the governor of Cameroon’s Far North region, asked civilians to watch for fleeing terrorists because, he said, they are infiltrating neighboring towns and villages. He asked local militias to help in the effort and for people in border towns and villages to report to government troops any strangers or groups of people entering the country. Bakari, who spoke on Cameroonian state TV on Tuesday, said the porous nature of Cameroon’s border with Chad and Nigeria makes it difficult for troops to single handedly stop jihadists without the assistance of civilians. Chad's government said it also has deployed what it says are enough troops to stop terrorists from hiding in its territory. Chad said that within the past two days, its troops had killed or arrested many militants but provided no details. Boko Haram began launching attacks in Nigeria in 2009. In 2013, Cameroon, Niger and Chad reported that the terror group had launched attacks in their territories. The task force, which was created in 2014 to fight the militants, says it has about 11,000 troops and rescue workers. The United Nations says the conflict has killed more than 40,000 people, mainly in Nigeria, and forced 3 million to flee their homes.

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Is Joe Biden just another compromised pedophile selected by the globalist elite to serve as a puppet president – or is there something even darker and more dangerous going on? Biden’s debate performance last week [...] The post Biden’s Family Admit Elite Replaced ‘Real’ Joe Biden Years Ago  appeared first on The People's Voice.

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