In His Steps Thursday March 14 1946 Sunlit pledge reshapes city life
The Riverside tale follows Henry Maxwell and Powers as they enact Jesus welfare pledges inviting employees to honest labor, church leaders to service, and moral business reform. Edward Norman hires Morris and Morris rejects Sunday work, joining a broader movement toward unselfish, faith driven conduct in business and community life.
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Rachel
Mr. Powers
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Endeavor Society of
Mr. Maxwell
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