What Would Jesus Do Reorients a Church Crisis
Henry Maxwell leads First Church Raymond through a week of tragedy and moral testing. He proposes a year long pledge to follow Jesus by asking what would Jesus do in every action, prompting debate among leaders and reporters about applying Christian principles in church and daily life.
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Editor faces auction after pledge to Christlike conduct
Edward Norman, editor of the Raymond Daily News, contemplates a new moral path as his paper faces an auction. He prays for divine guidance, resolves to act with Christlike restraint, and begins drafting an editorial before eight. The scene captures a local newspaper wresting with ethics and duty amid a hectic rush.
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