Raising Families of PurposeRaising Families of Purpose: Danielle Page, 11, helps other girls find dresses for Christmas and Easter. Over the span of three years she has helped 300 girls from infant to teenager by matching them with a gown for the holidays. ... Read more>>
Your Strategic Plan and Social ResponsibilityYour Strategic Plan and Social Responsibility Your company, project, or personal ministry will have an effect on society as a whole. You have the opportunity to decide in advance what that effect will be. The role of organizations large and small has come under recent scrutiny. ... Read more>>
The Butterfly Effect, How Your Life MattersThe Butterfly Effect, How Your Life Matters Is it possible for an ordinary person with a typical family, living in an unremarkable house near a middling town, doing routine chores and regular activities to radically change the lives of millions of people a world away? ... Read more>>
A Moment of ClarityA Moment of Clarity If my goal is to live a life of purpose, why can’t I see the opportunities to do so? Why do I hesitate when I reach a meaningful crossroads? Sometimes it seems we spend our lives squinting in a fog or peering through a mist ... Read more>>
An Agent of ImpactAn Agent of Impact Bronko Construction recently completed its initial helping heroes project, touching the life of a local veteran. Volunteers teamed with sponsor L.J. Wertalik, owner of Capstar Properties, to replace sink faucets in the bathroom and kitchen. ... Read more>>
Lorilee Lippincott3-2-1-Stop “It is kind of funny. I want to be ‘me’ and ‘me’ is someone who is different than anyone else. I want to be unique and special and not just any mom or wife. At the same time there is a need to fit in. Fitting in is being like everybody else. No wonder there is so much trouble and craziness in our identity. These two are polar opposites.” ~ Lorilee Lippincott ... Read more>>
Forget YourselfForget Yourself To make the greatest difference you need only take the smallest action. A simple moment of listening. A small offer of help. Those individual, one-on-one, human interactions steeped in caring and concern are what build meaningful lives. ... Read more>>
Book Review: The Right to LeadBook Review: The Right to Lead “Courage teaches us what should be feared and what ought not to be feared. Only by taking action do we gain that knowledge. ... Read more>>
Time For ActionTime For Action
Perhaps the greatest barrier each of us faces in implementing a project or personal ministry is finding the time to take our desired actions. Our calendars, if we have a moment to keep them updated, are a testament to packed and hectic lives. ... Read more>>
The Next 5 MinutesThe Next 5 Minutes

What is a personal ministry? It is the next five minutes …

We all spend time engaged in the various tasks of life. Some of these are by choice, others are out of necessity. What we do is the visual representation of our priorities. ... Read more>>
Battling DistractionBattling Distraction
You wake in the morning and immediately grab your smart phone. On your way to the shower you start checking your twitter feed, the weather, and traffic conditions. At breakfast you skim the latest news while catching up with your closest 600 friends and family members on Facebook … Read more>>

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