Beyond the Door: A Decade of Encounters and Concerns at a Christian Bookstore
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By chance, Brother Wang Shutong, who had served as a volunteer at his church for more than a decade, passed by a Buddhist supplies shop. Looking at the various items on display, a strong thought surged in his mind: he wanted to open a Christian shop. He spent about seven or eight years in research and preparation and finally took over a Christian bookstore.
He chose to retire early from a well-paying job simply to run his bookstore. After taking over, he rented the neighboring storefront, doubling the shop's space.
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