For Karen Furr, deacon is one step closer to being a priest
JC AMBERLYN/Miner<br> Officials with the Independent Catholic Church gathered in downtown Kingman for the ordination ceremony making Karen Furr a deacon. From left during the ceremony Saturday are Keith Harvey, Bill LeClair, Archbishop Michael Hillis, Deacon Karen Furr and Father Leonard Walker.
JC Amberlyn
Originally Published: February 4, 2013 6:01 a.m.
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