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Wanted: Moral entrepreneurs
We have reported on a number of "social entrepreneurs." They're people who are taking the skills, energy, and financial resources that are usually poured into start-up businesses, and are applying those assets to the development of enterprises to produce social good.
Regular readers will recall a few of the enterprises we've featured:
• a micro-lending organization
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August 9, 2004 issue
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Out of panic into God's safe arms
Maike Byrd
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letters
with contributions from Irv Levine, Marylyn Ponder, Bibby Leever, Edna H. Daugherty, Naomi Vaughan
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ITEMS of INTEREST
with contributions from Albert L. Winseman, Sentinel staff
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Lean on your Mother-Father... when you're afraid
By Rebecca Odegaard
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Panic on board
By Sigrid Hehz
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The elephant's ears assured me I was safe
By Ginny Luedeman
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The thought that saved my life
By Jeffrey Wentworth
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JUSTICE beyond revenge
By Maude Sutherland-Harned
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Fragments of Grace
By Warren Bolon Senior Writer
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'On your marks ... '
By Kim Shippey
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Bach PLAYED COOL
By David A. Cornell
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I find strength in unity
By Jennette Gregory
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Paralyzed with fear?
By Dave Hohle
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A pilot learns from his 'spiritual instruments'
Brandon Jones
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'I never doubted that I would be completely healed'
Maxine Brown
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Wanted: Moral entrepreneurs
Editor