Baker recognized that an organizer's own personal interests and desires might readily become conflated with the larger goals of the group, and the group's partisan interests might get conflated with the goals of a larger movement; so she took deliberate steps to prevent such confusion. Her motto was “I was never working for an organization. I always tried to work for a cause. And that cause was bigger than any organization.”26 Having repeatedly built, let go, and rebuilt movement groups, on some level, Baker considered the process healthy and rejuvenating.
If only more pastors and other christians took this advice
