WILKES-BARRE – each day.

WILKES-BARRE – each day, the Rev. Keith Benjamin works with young the public who have fallen through the cracks of society. a were turned out of nurse homes when they turned 18 near have persistent mental health question s and some have suffered mental and physical abuse.

common thing they have in habitual is they have a hard time holding down a steady piece of work which eventually causes homelessness.

Benjamin, who heads the First United Methodist ecclesiastical body in Wilkes-Barre, has hatched a plan to train a certain quantity of of these young people to take down the work force: He decided to start a business.

In the coming days Benjamin and members of his house of god will open a used bookstore, The work Concern, in the basement of his North Franklin way church. And, although Benjamin is still working not at home the financial and bureaucratic details, he possibility of goods to move into a downtown storefront location before gymnasium ...