I Church
Fi 0 en Joy of
Jesus started, they addre sed
the eeds of the yo th, but they
qui y realized the needs of the
parents must also be addressed
Armed with plan, Joy of'
Jesus began. The church has 0b­
tained 0 er 125 jobs for people.
Th y've renovated ix houses
nd p inted over 35 homes.
o of their many accompli -
ents include starting a
baseball league, a CB patrol and
Detroit mini- atio soon to
open on Harper Ave.
Among the church's
Korea or Vietnam. After a particularly vi­
do ttac by the enemy, a lone soldier was stranded in
00 man's land. His buddy pleaded with the captain, "Let
me go in Iter him." <j
"It's much too gerous," the captain replied "Be-
there's no ance he's still alive."
"I' go ta go for him, I kno he's alive," begged the
sold' r.
E n if he is still Ii , he on't be for long," answered.
the pt in. "I can't ta e chance with your life too."
But t e oldier continued plead, and the captain
fin lly g ve hi consent. The so dier, Crawling and �g
hi Y through the rubb , finally reached his fri end. His
frie d till live. The soldier began dragging him back
to the trench. On t e y, unbeknown to the soldier, his
friend di d,
en they arrived t the trench, the captain aid, "You
see, e's d, it orth riski your life?·
Carefully 100' at his friend, the soldier confirmed,
"Y e' dead, but he as live en I reached him. And
do you at he id en I got to him?"
t?" d the cap ain.
e rep . ed the soldier choking back his tears, "He
. I e you'd come Ernie! I knew you'd come!"
Conlin dOD P
I •