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I work in a store in an area that has a high level of crime...
I work in a store in an area that has a high level of crime; this problem demands the attention of everyone operating businesses there. Sometimes it seems as though crime is irreversible—that without the help of physical force, we are powerless against it. But I have found otherwise.
One day last spring the store manager received a call requiring her to leave the shop to care for her child. I suggested we remain open and volunteered to work alone.
As she left, I assured her that I would be all right. We hadn't noticed that a young man had come into the store, who was evidently listening to us. He then began a conversation with me, trying to find out about the store's activity that day—how much money we had made, and so forth. I didn't answer his questions directly, but I did begin to pray.
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February 14, 1994 issue
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from the Editors
the Editors
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What is love?
John Knowles
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To God's child
Shirley Andrew Allard
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Finding new purpose in our work
James J. Bencivenga
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A love that counts
Robert A. Johnson
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POSITIVE PRESS
William Rees-Mogg
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Forgive yourself
Mark Billings Raffles
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Thinking more about the race
Russ Gerber
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You're whole!
Mary Metzner Trammell
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I Know no way to explain the harmony, confidence, and Spirit...
Erin S. Douglass
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It has been over twenty-five years since I submitted a testimony...
Patricia Mandt Hunter