o
,
on every . de of town.
hen e love our elves, �
no th t r ce never deter­
mined ybody' bility."
en they mention Albert
ein, you'D nrion George
W�LSbJ'JUlton Carver, when you
love your If. When-they men-
tion Barbara B you me .
, Corett Scott King. hen you
ave yourself. When you love
yourself. And fo every Larry
Bird there is a M' chael Jordan.
That' h t I W s 0 gl d
Morehouse. We under tood
that all we needed wac ance
to prove could make it.
Step four, t e control of
your 1iv • "Young dies say,
, 0, I didn't CO ere to get a
baby, I came to t degree. I'm
in co rol, " ev. Crider . d,
referring to high tee e preg­
n cyr e.
What' more important,
r ping 0 r din disco or dis­
co ring? You' to make
good ch' . You've got to be
tro "e id,
Keep . in' to th Top'"
number five, v. Crider told
the tu ents. Be number one in
bind m . dicine and I w
a tever profes ion you
CHOODE," he ·d.
His sixth tep, d perh ps
most import nt, to avoid
lf-destiuction. "All the rap­
per gree th t Am rica h
very erious problem, elf­
destruct' n." Rev. Crider id.
Rev. Crider' other teps -
e: don't give up when time
get tough, I a do your t,
be mentally alert nd let God be
our be t frined.
" -le (God) is good friend to
have. You ought to t e God
VI1�;j you everywh re you go.
Y.)u n not m ke it without
God on your ide," he con-
cluded. ,
Rev. Crider w director of
dmi ion at Central St te
from 1985-87 nd associate
dean of tudent from 1988 to
August 1989, 'Y� n he resigned
to head his own co ulting fum,
Spread the Word Inc., b sed in
Columbi Ohio.
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(1 Cor.
12:1-31)
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