Salvation Army case language reflects humane approach
A discussion on using the word case in charity work notes that while sociological terms help, they can dehumanize those in need. The Salvation Army's religious motivation and focus on heart and soul drive its social work, avoiding cold labels and stressing Christian love. A separate note on knockers compares a single intruder to a false sense of many, warning Alpine residents about exaggerated fears.
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Musings Of Elder Moses in a Town Journal
A collage of quoted sermons and reflections about church life, gender rights, and moral foibles. The piece riffs on bans, fashion, Sabbath, and hypocrisy while mocking preacher anecdotes and rumors, ending with a plug for subscriptions to The Avalanche.
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