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"God Bless You" in 2013

And now, beginning the new year, I want to say, not "Happy New Year" to you; I want to say this to you, "God bless you." And if He does that, that's all you'll have need of for the coming year. And I trust that He will. Sermon: The Contest You know, I don't know of any greater thing that anyone could ask for me, than to say, "God bless you." See? If He'll do that, that's all I need, just--just that. I think that's the greatest word in the--in the dialect, "God bless you." Sermon: Going Beyond The Camp Rev. W. M. Branham

By SPRINGS TABERNACLE Christian Fellowship

Community Owned Store (Co-Op) - Brick and Morter or Online

If you are interested in participating in the starting of a community store,please contact Barely Escape for more info. From theBig Box Toolkit: In more than a dozen towns across the country, citizens have seized the reins of theirlocal economies by starting community-owned stores. These stores are local stock corporations, owned by residents who buy shares in the business. Shareholders meetperiodically to vote on major matters and elect a board of directors. The board, which istypically comprised of local civic and business leaders, oversees the enterprise, while a storemanager handles day-to-day operations. Community-owned stores are designed byresidents to meet specific local shopping needs. Most of those that have opened thus far aredowntown department stores that sell affordable clothing, shoes, and housewares, andoffer an alternative to chains like Wal-Mart and Target. But the model could be applied to many other types of retail businesses. Read more of this articleand how community-owned stores have gained success in their respective locations.

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