Exeter -
Investigators say they're unable to determine the cause of a fire at a church in Exeter Monday night.
Fire officials thought a woodstove may have started the fire at the Full Gospel Church, but the Fire Marshal's office says the damage is too extensive to tell for sure.
The pastor of the church says the congregation will meet in the Exeter Town Office until they repair the damage caused by the blaze.
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