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Letter to the Editor: Stand Against Trump
Re: College adopts ‘institutional restraint’ policy, outlines procedures for department statements To the Dartmouth community: “Have you no sense of decency, sir, at long last? Have you left no sense of decency?” — Army Attorney Joseph Welch to Senator Joseph McCarthy, June 9, 1954. Ask these questions of President Donald Trump and every member of his regime. They apply to most members of Congress, who are AWOL from their duties to defend the laws and Constitution of the United States.
Letter to the Editor: Less Wine and More Activism
Re: Dartmouth’s community has mixed feelings about being the Ivy League’s ‘Switzerland’ The Dartmouth Club of Idaho just invited all alumni in Idaho to a fun Sept. 12 alumni get-together at a Boise winery. The only alumni meeting I want to attend is one opposing the Trump administration's authoritarian takeover of our cities, institutions and foreign policy.
From Guest to Invested: 7 Tips for Engaging Prospective Church Members
Put Your Plan in Place As a newly promoted associate pastor, I had no idea what I was doing. One year before leaving to plant the church God had put on my heart, I was given the opportunity to serve as my pastor’s associate to learn the ins and outs of pastoral ministry. In this new role, I was given one objective: create an assimilation plan. So what did I do? I started a class! I quickly learned this was not the way to ensure visitors turned into members.
Digging deeper into our Inclusion 2024 results
A transformational three-year Government programme has resulted in thousands of teachers across England feeling more supported, more knowledgeable and more confident in delivering inclusive Physical Education (PE) and school sport.
6 Tips for Effective 1-on-1 Meetings
Meetings and Ministry “My dad’s job? Well, he meets with people all day, every day.” That’s how one of my kids described my job as a pastor. When my kids were younger, there was a certain intrigue behind what I did all day. I found that my congregants also had the same intrigue when they would ask—half in jest and half in wonder—“What do you do all day long as a pastor?” My kid had it right. Besides sermon writing, nothing filled my ministry calendar more than meeting with people.
How Not to Lead Your Core Team
Setting sail for success Perhaps the most critical stage in the church planting experience is the Core Team phase. In this phase, culture is established, values are solidified, and vision becomes reality. However, as with anything critical, some common mistakes that church planters make in this stage can shape the entire trajectory of their church. It’s like a ship that is just one degree off when setting sail; after some time on the sea, that one degree builds until becoming miles off course.
6 Reasons You Should Start a Sermon Prep Team
A conversation I have with worship leaders when trying to explain the difficulty of regular sermon preparation goes like this: “Imagine that every week you must write a new song to release on Sunday. You can’t use any song that you have ever sung before, and everyone expects that this week’s new song will be a little bit better than last week’s song.
7 Key Tips for Recruiting and Retaining Volunteers
All pastors have had this conversation: The leader of a volunteer team mentions how few volunteers they have and asks the pastor to make an announcement to help fix the shortage. This is only one of many reasons why it’s lonely to be the leader because it can feel like everything rises and falls on your influence and that pre-sermon announcement from the pulpit.
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Armstrong State Baseball Wins Fifth Straight, Downs Claflin 10-3
SAVANNAH, Ga. - The Armstrong State University baseball squad built a 10-0 lead after four innings to cruise to a 10-3 win over Claflin in non-conference action on Tuesday afternoon at Pirate Field. The win was the fifth straight for the Pirates (9-6), while Claflin falls to 4-15 on the season with the loss.
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