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Volume 9 - Number 3
SUMMER 2008
UPCOMING CONFERENCE
Care Net National Pregnancy Center Conference
October 1st - 4th, 2008
Atlanta, Georgia
More info: www.care-net.org
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Please Note
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Front and Center
By Jerry Thacker
Nations are like buildings. When a society doesn't have a solid foundation, collapse is inevitable.
Centerboard: Tricky Transitions
By Tom Lothamer
Should former directors or staff members serve on your board? Here are factors to consider.
Let's Build Something Together!
By Ron Haas
God rescued his devastated people through a praying servant and a generous king. Take a look at seven important principals that God used in the life of Nehemiah to provide the support God's people needed to stand against those who wanted to destroy them.
God Knows the Future
By Mark Hiehle
When events or circumstances in our lives seem to be out of control, it is sometimes easy to wonder if God's plan is really unfolding according to design.
A Name Known
By Michelle Rocker
I didn't know my name, Mommy, but now I do. Thank you.
The New IRS Form 990: Political Activity
By Thomas A. Glessner
In this election year, it would be wise to review what is and is not permitted political activity on behalf of your center.
A Chance to Serve
By Lorie Mullins
The people of Montgomery wanted to give this baby the love that all of God's children deserve.
Focus On The Heart
By Dianne Pomon
It is easy to be caught up in the rush of the day and become distracted as to our real mission. If we don't give our client the hope that resides in the Holy Scriptures, we have given her nothing.
Precious Rubble
By Sheri Del Core
Having been through remarkable healing myself in so many areas, it is thrilling to have the opportunity to use every speck of it to help others.
The Baby No One Wanted
By Allison D. Shoup
The baby's birth father had taken advantage of her mentally handicapped birth mother, and her grandparents were too old to take care of her. Everyone thought the baby could have had a severe disability.
At the Rural Center: The Frontline of Fatherhood
By Dinah Monahan
Children need the anchor of a dad for security and stability. Here is a tool to help you train men to be the father their kids need.
Marketing 101: Viral Education
By Jerry Thacker
The best way to meet the challenges of workplace change is to never stop learning. The world is changing fast. Information is exploding. Keep people who are involved with your center educated.
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