It really shows how YTB fought dishonest people who threatened to take the company when Coach was fighting to ALWAYS do the right thing. It also tells his story about how he was kicked out of his church for starting an urban bus ministry. It will make you cry.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/27443235/

"This isn't the way it's supposed to be. This church was put here for white kids. If you keep busing them in. . . probably you'll be gone. . . ." And Coach said "I'd rather do what's right!"
But the church still grew in spite of Coach getting fired for being able to reach out to people of all ethnicities.

Economy wise-People will always be moved by the news. They are just looking for someone who won't give up, and they will follow you one day. Just keep on going no matter who says yes or no. Proud to be your business partners second and friends first and foremost.
 

blessin's,
cynth'ya

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