The Christian Daily Faces a Fateful Election Test
Edward Norman reveals his newspaper has lost subscribers and ads as the paper shifts to a non partisan moral stance. He questions whether Raymond’s Christian community will back a Jesus styled editorial, amid business losses and political pressure. Virginia shows keen interest as Henry Maxwell leads the after meeting.
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Jesus Would Do Plan Boosts Raymond News Funding
Edward Norman offers a half million dollars for a Christian daily in Raymond to counter the saloon and aid gospel work. Virginia, revealing she sees God’s money as stewardship, pledges the funds if the paper stays true to its spiritual aims and underwriting.
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Obedience to Jesus Splits Lives and Binds Disciples
In a gathered group, strict adherence to the rule What would Jesus do? deepens fellowship yet divides families as members face loss. Edward Norman and Alexander Powers share burdens amid secrecy and estrangement. The piece ends noting the tsetse fly’s limited Africa range and travel risk.
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Alexander Powers
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