Entries for October 2005
By: Jerry Thacker
Delivering consistent, personalized service should be the goal of every provider of goods and services. Whether you run a profit-making concern or provide services based upon the support you raise from interested supporters, your "face" to the client/consumer needs to be one of caring, competent ser...
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By: Dinah Monahan
Directors of rural centers have to be jacks-of-all-trades. We counsel, train, plan, write proposals, and clean toilets. Add to those tasks the need to stay on top of state and federal requirements, and it all can be a bit dizzying. So we may let some things slip. Getting a CLIA certificate of waiver...
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By: David O'Leary
When we seek to grow and seek to know God moredeeply, it is often His will to teach us through suffering.Jonathan Edwards, that great preacher and theologian from two hundred fifty years ago, once said, "If we are not disposed meekly to bear injuries, we are not fitted to live in the world, for in i...
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By: Ron Haas
Will you sponsor me at five dollars per mile for Life Walk?""Would you underwrite a table at our fundraising banquet?""Will you purchase an advertisement in the book commemorating our tenth anniversary?""Would you sponsor a hole at our golf outing?"Sponsorship is a favorite fundraising tool of many ...
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By: Thomas Glessner and Audrey Stout
The National Institute of Family and Life Advocates (NIFLA) strongly believes that sharing the Gospel is an essential part of counseling women in pregnancy help medical clinics. The Gospel is the Truth, and, combined with the truth about unborn life and visual truth from an ultrasound exam, it is tr...
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