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In the Business World, A Theological Imperative

June 20, 2011, City & Commonwealth (63), Faith & Politics (33), In the News (Richmond) (74)

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Laura Lafayette's RTD Marketplace column today is stellar. The following words lifted off the page as I read them:

"In fact, I would suggest that people of faith who are leaders in the business world have a theological imperative to recognize that the world is not as it was created and intended to be, to identify the changes needed to bring about healing and wholeness, and to work without ceasing for change that transforms lives."

Amen, sister!!!

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