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It is truly important that we do the right thing, and not just when others are watching. We do not claim perfection here at Redemption Ridge Retail; but it is our goal to do the right thing. It is our goal to do the right thing not just to earn your business, but because we serve our God in Heaven and must give an account to Him.

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