Işık Abla of Virginia reflects on a passage from the book of Numbers, the fourth book of the Bible. The passage demonstrates how humans should complement each other, rather than compete.

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POTTSTOWN — Join First Presbyterian Church of Pottstown, 750 N. Evans St., on Sunday, Oct. 6, for Faith & Friendship at 9:15 ...

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