freelance writer with a Bachelor of Arts in English from San Francisco State University
In this article I’m responding to an article which speaks eloquently about a struggle Christians in increasing number are resonating with. Yet, it has been and is (emphasise, present tense) a very real struggle for so many of us. Still, none of us are beyond learning. And God is granting us a fresh grace in …
Continue reading “May You Encounter Christ’s Inclusive Church”
After completing a degree in English, specializing in Journalism I found it hard to find paying work as a journalist. The work I did was mainly free-lance and was few and far between. As a result, I turned my skills to creative writing or constructing prose and poetry instead. The problem is there is little …
Sighing languorously into my morning steaming coffee mug, the one with the Chinese splashing scarlet fish on the sides, I gaze lazily out of a broad window. I’m sipping a Starbucks Premium Blend, one of my favorites since the old days of bicycle riding down the Burke-Gilman Trail. I’ve also traversed the extremely long trail …
The word “stagnant” conjures unpleasant images, but it’s the best word for some of the situations I see in churches. No movement, no progress, just sitting and letting things grow from minor problem to major infestation. The best advice that I could give when I see a stagnant church is to look at your Board. …
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The recent disagreement over pricing that landed Macmillan books into the vacuum is indicative of the trials that have long plagued the publishing industry (especially the relationship between author and publisher); it is a harbinger of coming changes that the realm of the internet, digital information, and mobile devices are bringing to the print industry–be …
Continue reading “How Does the Amazon-Macmillan Flap Show Why Self-Marketing is So Vital?”
There is perhaps no better way of teaching children some morals and life lessons than through books and stories. By telling them stories of fictional characters that go through different kinds of adventures all day, it will be easier to catch their attention and you will always be assured that they will learn something at …
Continue reading “What Geronimo Stilton Can Teach You About Life”
Your business will only survive if you and your sales team sell. That’s a given. So when, in your opinion, does that selling process start? Is it from the initial phone call, email or visit to your shop? Nope, you’re way off. Granted, if you were to define the act of selling it would probably …
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The Department of Health and Human Services is the primary Federal agency responsible for safeguarding the physical and mental health of Americans and plays a pivotal role in providing basic human services support particularly to those at or near the poverty threshold. According to the Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance the Department of Health and …
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