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Young people find God on inner-city streets
At a time when statistics paint a depressing picture of juvenile crime in American cities and many children are growing up without love, discipline, or security, it's heartening to talk with young men like Rich Williamson and Christ Womack. They are confounders of God's Posse, a group that is deeply committed to restoring hope to the young people of their neighborhood of Roxbury, Boston, and to showing them how their lives can be changed through an understanding of the truths of the Bible.
We spoke with Rich and Chris about their collaboration and about their unusual ministry.

September 23, 1996 issue
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Protecting children from sudden harm
Michelle Boccanfuso
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Innocence in the city
Heather M. Hayward
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The love that heals grief
Barbara Beth Whitewater
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Love
Richard Jani
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A blessed peacemaker!
Patricia I. Wilson
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What do we do about violence?
Beverly Goldsmith
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Young people find God on inner-city streets
by Kim Shippey
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No longer compromising with the law
Susan Schueler Bradway
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Gaining "skill in comfort's art"
Barbara M. Vining
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School shootings—and individual prayer
Mary Metzner Trammell
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My grandparents wanted me to take care of their guest house...
Jane Placek Bravman
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Taking a look back at my situation about twenty years ago, I...
Godlip Pasaribu
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Since my last published testimony in 1968 I have been healed...
Oswald J. Phillips