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It is time for our Fifty-Fourth Annual Ohio Huskie Muskie Club, Inc. business meeting and annual awards banquet. We have a new location again this year with the festivities being held at the McCalls Banquet Center. The address is 130 Faircrest St. SW, Canton, OH 44706 (http://www.mccallsrb.com/). Directions: From I-77 take exit 103. Proceed South on SR-800 (Cleveland Ave SW) (1.8 Mi.); Turn Right onto Faircrest St. SW (0.1 Mi.) McCalls in on the left hand side (South).
Several club members have eaten at the restaurant and have indicated that the food is truly delicious. We relocated this year in an attempt to upgrade the quality of the food for our meal. The banquet in a nice large facility is near the geographic center of our membership. Holding our banquet in the Akron-Canton area the last two years has resulted in a significant increase in attendance, and we hope that trend continues this year. If you haven't previously attended, or have not attended for a while, please come out and join the fun.
The annual business meeting will be held from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM in the ballroom, followed by a one hour social time. All members are urged to attend. During the business meeting, you will be electing new officers and choosing your 2016 summer contest lake. We will also be considering alterations to the requirements for Dunmire and Release awards. Furthermore, we will be considering alterations to how those awards are physically produced. Specifically, we are considering a single plaque per member for their first award, and for succeeding awards there would be a brass year plate to add to the award. We will also be considering many other issues. You must be a paid up member to vote in the meeting.
The banquet opening will start at 6:00 PM followed by our dinner and award presentations. The banquet meal will be $30 per person for adults and $15 for age 15 and under. The meal will be a buffet featuring Baked Chicken, Sausage and Peppers, McCalls Signature Potatoes, Green Beans, Rigatoni, Garden Salad, Bread & Butter, Sherbert, and Coffee or Tea or Soda. Please make your check or money order for the banquet meal and/or membership dues payable to Ohio Huskie Muskie Club and mail to: OHMC; 111 Anderson Lane; Bloomingdale, OH 43910.
Registrations for the dinner and seating will be held in the hall at the entrance to the ball room. During registration all guests will receive a musky bait as a door prize. You will also arrange your seat designation during registration. Seating assignments will be first come – first served. We are concerned that you be able to sit with the party that you came with and will make every effort to accommodate you with the limited seating.
Banquet reservations must be received by March 18th as we need to notify the facility of our exact number by March 20th. DO NOT WAIT to send in your reservation for this annual celebration. We cannot accept registrations received later, so please don't ask. Mail your registration early!
As usual we will have a 50/50 drawing, and merchandise raffles. Be sure to get your tickets at our registration table. As we did last year, we will also have fishing related games for your entertainment.
Vendor and swap meet tables will be set up for your convenience near the registration area. Also, please bring your favorite Muskie photo to display on our memory-lane board. You should gather your own photos at the end of the event to be returned to your collection.
Annual catch data from the MAL program will be available at the banquet for your review. Remember to suggest the MAL to anyone that you encounter that either targets muskies or has an incidental catch. This data is crucial to the ODNR for tracking growth rates at each stocked lake.
Finally, the OHMC will be conducting our 18th Swap Meet for you to participate in. The "Tackle Lure, Swap, Buy Meet" will be held at the same time that vendors are displaying their tackle. The time for the "Swap Meet" set-up is 12:00 PM and will last until 5:30 PM. We have a limited amount of tables that will be available for this event. If you have any old tackle, lures, or any other fishing items that you would like to trade, sell, or give away, please include a note when you return your registration. We look forward to seeing you.
OHMC has come up with an unbelievable raffle starting with the Ohio Muskie Show and extending on to our Summer Contest. The drawing will be July 12, 2015 and the winner need not be present to win.
The centerpiece of the raffle is a custom built St. Croix rod built by OHMC Trustee Robert Neville. The rod is built on a St. Croix SlingBlade blank with only the highest quality components. Check out the custom handle, wraps and guides in the pictures with this post. The pictures show the custom rod next to a standard St. Croix Slingblade rod. You need to see the rod in person to fully appreciate the craftsmanship.
The rod is paired with a Calcutta 400B reel spooled with 80# Power Pro line.
With the rod and reel comes a Lexan Big Bait Tackle Box built by Mike Mordas including 10 fish catching muskie baits. The 10 baits included will have at least one bait built by Ed Latiano and a couple of others with teeth marks in them.
Finally to give the winner a even better chance to catch a muskie, the raffle includes a full one week stay in a cottage at South Fork Marina on Leesville Lake.
No matter what week you choose in 2015 or 2016, you can rest after a hard day of fishing in air conditioned comfort on new queen mattress beds while watching a dvd of your fishing highlights.
The value of this package is $2,000. Tickets are only $20 each or 3 for $50.
Awards Banquet / Annual Business Meeting – McCalls in Canton – March 28
Minnow Fund Outing – West Branch – May 2 & 3
Division Day – Alum Creek – June 5
Spring Outing – Alum Creek – June 6 & 7
Summer Contest – Piedmont – July 11 & 12
PM Bite – Leesville – August 15
Fall Outing – Piedmont – September 26 & 27
How often do we get the opportunity to try out a new Ohio muskie lake? We had members from across the state come to the Cincinnati area to test this newest program lake. Members drove from Toledo, Cleveland, Lima, Akron, Steubenville, Columbus, Dayton, Rogers, and other areas. We also had some local anglers register and we even gained some new OHMC members over the weekend. The weather was picture perfect from Thursday through Sunday with temperatures ranging from 50 to 80 degrees. The water temperatures were warmer than some may have expected with those numbers being 72 to 76 degrees.
The campground came to life starting on Thursday as some of us decided to make a long weekend out of the event. By Friday the area filled in nicely and soon we were enjoying campfires, great food, beautiful clear starlight skies, and the laughter of friends getting together. We had registration on Friday evening and Saturday morning and were pleasantly surprised to have 30 anglers for the event.
As the fishing got underway it was apparent that these muskies are not hurting for food. I have never seen balls of shad like those at East Fork. There was what seemed like billions of shad in the lake. We also saw several majestic bald eagles, a couple of otters, successful hawks catching fish, oh and did I mention…we saw shad. The lake has quite a bit of deep water and loads of standing timber.
There were a few catfish caught, one bluegill that I know of, and even a row boat that got caught, but the muskies did not show up in any of our nets. It was not for a lack of effort as there were a wide variety of techniques that the participants attempted to coax a fish to strike.
As we gathered on Sunday afternoon for the event closing, I think most of us were shocked that no fish were caught. We conducted a 50/50 raffle which was won by Jerry Rice. That was a fitting reward for someone that had generously donated baits to our raffle and had once again done a fantastic job of cooking our steaks for the weekend. We also had a door prize drawing for every person that was at the closing as a small token of appreciation for coming out. Thank you to Mr. Ray McMaster who also showed up to fish and donated baits for use in our raffle.
Ohio Division of Wildlife Inland Fisheries Program Administrator, Mr. Scott Hale made the drive down East Fork for the closing on Sunday and had many very kind remarks for the group. He reminded us that some lakes take longer than others to develop as viable fisheries and pointed to the early years of Alum Creek and Caesars Creek as prime examples where patience in the program has paid great dividends.
I have to thank our board of trustees for showing up such a long distance from home to participate in the event. Most importantly, Thank You to the anglers that came out in support of both the club and the stocking program.
The Ohio Division of Wildlife will soon be tagging Muskie as part of the four reservoir (Alum Creek Reservoir, Clear Fork Reservoir, Leesville Reservoir, and Salt Fork Reservoir) angler use and emigration study. The dates for tagging are currently scheduled as September 16th, 18th, 23rd, 25th, 30th, and October 2nd. However, later dates may change due to available numbers of fish and weather events. All tagging is planned to occur at the London State Fish Hatchery, located at 2470 Roberts Mill Rd, London, OH 43140.
As before, volunteers that are interested in assisting in the tagging process are welcome and appreciated. For anyone interested in participating in the tagging, we ask that they please contact Kevin Page (firstname.lastname@example.com) as soon as possible, so we may plan accordingly. Tagging commences at 9:30 am each day and lasts approximately 2-4 hours, depending on the number of Muskie being tagged that day.
As always, feel free to contact me with any questions you may have and thank you all for your support!
Paul Anderson
The OHMC will host our first ever event at East Fork State Park in Bethel, Oh on September 27th and 28th. The lake has been stocked with fish for 7 years and should be holding some huskies by now. This event is very important as a benchmark test to empirically observe how well the muskies are progressing in this new fishery. If you have any chance to come to the Cincinnati area to enjoy the weekend fishing with us, please do so. It will be fantastic when we provide valuable data to the ODNR about the quality of the fishery by catching and reporting some fish at East Fork.
ODNR formed our club in 1961 and one of our clubs' stated purposes remains to "…provide the Ohio Division of Wildlife with statewide information on muskie catch…". It is not a frequent occurrence that we are called on to provide data, but the time is NOW. We need as many anglers as possible to fish this event to really gauge how the fishery is progressing. I recognize this will be quite a journey for most of our membership. Please consider helping us continue our longtime partnership with the ODNR and showing how much we appreciate the quality muskie fishing that we all enjoy around the state by making the trip to East Fork for this event.
Many of the OHMC trustees will be camping in the area "Loop D". There will be signs placed to direct you to the registration area. We will be having registration, raffles, and event conclusion at the campground. The entry fee for this event will be $10 and as usual there will also be the optional $5 Big Fish pool for those that are interested. If you are not camping, you can still enter the camp area by stopping at the camper registration checkpoint and indicating that you are with the OHMC. We have made special arrangements with the park manager to allow non-campers to enter the area. We will be conducting registration on Friday evening from 6:00 to 8:00 and again on Saturday morning from 7:00 to 8:00. If you need to register outside of those hours, please contact Paul Anderson at 740-381-8181 or on VHF channel 68.
There will also be a Steak Fry at the campground on Saturday evening at about 8:00. Steaks will be $13 each and must be ordered and paid for in advance. Our cost for these highest quality ribeye steaks has raised must be passed on. We are NOT profiting from the steaks. There was some discussion about reducing the thickness to keep our cost in check, but at the last event, all the feedback we received was that participants would rather keep the quality of the steaks as it has been recently and to pay a little more if needed. Your steak payment must be received no later than Saturday, September 20th. Please order early as there will be no extra steaks purchased and the order must be called in to the butcher by that day. You can mail your payment to: OHMC, 111 Anderson Lane, Bloomingdale, OH 43910.
The event fishing hours will be from 7:00 Saturday morning until 1:00 Sunday afternoon. All fish must be turned in by 1:30 Sunday. We will be holding the raffle drawings at the conclusion of the event at the campground at 1:30 on Sunday afternoon. First and Second place trophies will be awarded to our winners at the 2015 OHMC banquet next March.
I look forward to seeing you at our newest Ohio muskie lake!
The OHMC and Muskies Inc. Chapter 19 held our 2014 Annual PM Bite joint event on August 23rd at Petersburg Marina of Leesville Lake. The event started off with registration beginning at 10:00 and the shore lunch beginning at 11:00. We had a bait raffle and a 50/50 raffle. There were some very nice prizes on the table, including a walleye charter for Lake Erie donated by Petersburg Marina. The 50/50 paid out $73 to our winner Mark Porter. We had some fantastic grilled goodies served up by our host Mr. Elmer McClure. There were lots of good side dishes and some nice cold refreshments to wash them down with. It was a new way to kick off the event and seemed to be well received by all those in attendance. Thanks to everyone that brought all the great food!
We had 40 anglers register and head out to tame the beast. The weather was ideal with mostly sunny conditions that made for a great day on the lake. The fish were not impressed with the weather and for many anglers we were left without any slime to show for our efforts. Not all entrants struggled though, as they were able to crack the code and catch some fish. We also had some really nice salad bowls caught along with the ever present tree and rock snags and even a volleyball caught by a UFO boat.
When the event concluded at midnight, we met back up at the ramp to tally the results. Our big fish for the event was witnessed and photographed by myself. As it turns out, I have witnessed the big fish caught for every OHMC event this year. I may not be any good at catching fish, but my timing for trolling near the eventual big fish winner is impeccable.
Russ Roberts caught a 40.00" fish worth 14.00 points and unfortunately lost a second fish out of the net which therefore did not count since it was not measured. Sorry for the bad luck buddy, but at least you got to catch the fish.
George Kourkounakis landed a 42.25" huskie worth 16.25 points and a Third Place finish.
David Baio got two subs along with three more at 41.00", 38.00", and 31.00" for a total of 32.00 points which earned him a Second Place finish.
OHMC Secretary Tim Smith landed a third huskie for the season that secured his first Dunmire Award. He had a 44.50" fish and a 40.00" fish to go with it for a total of 32.50 points and a First Place finish. He also won the big fish side pot of $190 for his trolling efforts. As with our Spring and Fall outings, we will award our First and Second place trophies at next years' banquet. Congratulations to all those that caught fish!
Thanks to everyone that came out to support the clubs and enjoy the good times that are always present when we get together. The talk of "dreams", meeting new friends, stories by Grandpa and many others, taking time to enjoy a sandwich on the lake, poking fun at each other, and of course the sound of the clicker; these are the things that make these events really fun and I look forward to the next one.
The 44th annual OHMC Summer Contest was held on July 12th and 13th 2014 at Salt Fork Lake. The weekend started off with registration and a few slushy beverages at the campground on a warm Friday evening. There were lots of members and visitors hanging around and as usual, there were stories, laughter, and lots of smiles. We were all glad to be blessed to be able to come out and enjoy the fun of chasing toothy critters.
The 2nd half of the registration was held at the old marina on Saturday morning with pancakes and coffee along with the anticipation that is ever present when anglers prepare to launch the boats. Soon the air had warmed into what would eventually become an oppressive 90 degree day with humidity that made it feel more like Florida than Ohio.
Sporadic fish reports filtered over the radio and it seemed as though all the anglers were intently focused on trying to repeat past success. We had casters working feverishly, persons jigging the bottom, trollers in open water, and some that tried all three strategies.
Sunday started off with the fear of the impending storms and had everyone break camp early in an attempt to avoid having to do so during a potential mid-day storm. We had a mixed bag of fishing success with a few anglers getting multiple fish and a few 'skunks' being taken. By the time closing ceremonies arrived, we were fortunate to just finish our activities before the skies broke open and luckily no one got wet.
We had 36 anglers fish the event with 12 fish caught. There was a trend towards the fish that were caught being nice fish and I know of two anglers that caught their personal best (Greg Eichen and Gloria Roberts).
First place went to Phil Cummins with two fish sizes 44.00" and 37.75" worth a total of 29.75 points.
Second place and Big Fish went to Gloria Roberts with one fish of 45.00" worth 19.00 points.
Third place went to Junior member Charles Neville with one fish of 43.50" worth 17.50 points.
Other anglers that caught fish were:
Syl Trunkett – 42.50" (16.50 points)
Jeff Ferjutz – 34.25" and 33.50" (15.75 points)
Greg Eichen – 41.50" (15.50) points)
Elmer McClure – 40.00" (14.00 points)
Russ Roberts – 34.00" and 32.00" (14.00 points)
Paul Andeson – 36" (Club President not registered for event)
We are now half way to determining our annual event winner and Junior member Charles Neville has jumped out to a big lead with his first place finish at the spring outing and his third place finish at the summer contest. With two events remaining, the award is definitely still up for grabs though.
The door prize and raffle drawings were held during the closing and the winners were as follows: Angelo Maniglia won the 50/50 and donated his winnings to the Minnow Fund. (THANK YOU !) Jeff Clark won the camera sunglasses door prize for the longest distance traveled (3.5 hours). Tim Smith won the Lure Board. Anna Land won the Rod and Reel. The grand prize Sony PS4 was won by Alicia Anderson.
Thank you to everyone that helped make the event successful. Jeff Ferjutz, Rick Simpson, Tim Smith, John Ringenbach, Phil Ringenbach, Jerry Rice, and Alicia Anderson. We also had other trustees that were there, but had to exit early due to other commitments. Jake Lederer, Fred Lederer, Mike Reed, and Chirs Silverthorn. We are truly blessed to have such a great group of trustees. If you are able to help our club as a trustee, we still have several positions available and we would really appreciate any additional assistance that you might be able to offer.
We welcomed our newest OHMC Life Member Jim McConnell to the event and had had several other members that had not previously been to Salt Fork. It was nice to see some new faces and I hope you had an enjoyable time and felt welcomed as part of our group.
Thanks to all that showed up and I look forward to seeing you at the Nite Bite in August with our joint sponsor MI Chapter 19.
Links to various media covering the event from June 6th, 2014.
Art Holden – The Daily Record – Wooster, Ohio
D'Arcy Egan – The Plain Dealer – Cleveland, Ohio
Dan Armitage – The Outdoor Hub – Columbus, Ohio
We are also anticipating an article by Robert Lowendick – President of the Outdoor Writers of Ohio.
Finally, OHMC Treasurer – John Ringenbach was on the Buckeye Sportsman radio program hosted by Dan Armitage during the Saturday, June 14th program. The interview with John is available via podcast at the link below. The muskie portion begins at about 22:00 and John did a fantastic job !
Dan Armitage – Buckeye Sportsman Radio Program – Podcast from June 14th, 2014.
It's really nice to get some good PR for Ohio's muskie program.
The OHMC held our annual Division Day and Spring Outing at Clearfork Reservoir near Mansfield, Ohio on Friday June 6th through Sunday June 8th 2014. For several club officers, the weekend started on Thursday as we arrived early to setup for the event and get in a little pre-fishing. We had the entire overflow camping area reserved and over 20 club members took advantage of the opportunity for some group camping together. It was the largest crowd of members camping at one site that any of us could remember.
Division Day started off crisp and clear as we assembled in the pavilion that would serve as home base for the weekend activities. We had 10 club members guide 6 Division of Wildlife personnel and 4 Outdoor Writers of Ohio. Shortly after 8:00 we hit the water and soon thereafter the radio came alive with reports of fish in the net. The fishing was decent for numbers, but we certainly were not on pace to break any size records. With that being said, every guest came to me individually and indicated that they had a wonderful day. I reminded them that we cannot have such a great day without our members volunteering their time and resources to make it possible.
By 3:00 we were back on dry ground and taking in the pleasant smoke pouring from the grill as Rick Simpson and Tim Smith prepared our table fare of burgers and dogs. Along with some side dishes, we were all able to satisfy our bellies and enjoy the atmosphere of cooperation that has been a long time tradition of our organizations.
The tally sheet showed that a total of 7 muskies had been caught and that the winner was Nick Radabaugh who works as a Fisheries Biologist for the DNR. Nick's winning fish was 34.50" and was netted by his guide Member Elmer Heyob. We had a couple of first time guides and they did quite well. Members Robert and Stephanie Neville guided Nick Jamison onto 3 fish for the day. Member Jack Neville guided Curt Wagner onto a fish and President Paul Anderson guided for Dan Armitage and his son Ethan. It worked out well as Ethan was able to catch his first muskies ever.
Thank you to all the guides that came out, which included Treasurer John Ringenbach, Secretary Tim Smith, 2nd V.P. Rick Simpson, Member Jack Whyde, Member Phil Cummins, and Member George Kourkounakis.
Saturday morning started off with pancakes and coffee along with an enormous bass tournament that overfilled the parking lot. Before the officers were done conducting the registration, the eventual winner had already landed a huskie. The rest of us were playing from behind for the entire event, and we loved it. That is because the nice fish had been caught by Junior Member Charles Neville. Being family friendly is also a proud tradition of our club.
When 5:00 rolled around we were about to have what were possibly the best steaks ever served at an OHMC steak fry. One inch thick enormous rib-eye steaks greeted the participants as they were served by club chef Jerry Rice. As has become a tradition over the last several years, OHMC 1st V.P. Jeff Ferjutz and Jerry came in early to fire up the grill and proceeded to cook our steaks with the masterful touch that all of us truly appreciate. We also conducted the raffle prize drawings after the steak fry. The Rod and Reel was won by Anna Land, the 50-50 was won by Jeff Ferjutz, and the Lure Board was won by Paul Anderson. Nearly every person that purchased a general raffle ticket left with a prize.
As the dawn cracked on Sunday morning we all realized that the perfect weather that had been enjoyed for the three preceding days was now over. Much of the day was raining and a few of those showers were very heavy. With the change in conditions, several entrants hit the water in hopes of encountering a hot bite. Most of us had misplaced our hopes and took a wet boat ride.
When the event concluded and we met back up at 3:30 the record showed that a total of 6 fish had been caught by 34 anglers for the Spring Outing on Saturday and Sunday.
Third place went to John Ringenbach with a 36.00" fish worth 10 points.
Second place and the $95 big fish pot went to Chuck Land, Jr. with his total of 21.5 points for two fish; sizes 30.00" and 43.50".
First place and a mighty big smile went to junior member Charles Neville with his total of 42.00 points for his three fish; sizes 30.00", 44.50", and 45.50".
Congratulations to all of our winners! They will receive their awards at our annual banquet next March.
Thank you to everyone that came out to support the event and the club!


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The Arizona Cardinals return to the drawing board this week after suffering their seventh straight loss this season, and for the most part it wasn't because of poor play by the defense.
On Sunday Arizona's defense held the Rams' offense to just 17 points in the 31-17 loss, with the other two scores coming from interceptions returned for touchdowns. As tough as it is, the defense continues to focus on getting better and not pointing fingers at the offense.
"Right now I'm on the defensive side of the ball; we're doing what we can do," said Patrick Peterson. "The offense is definitely working to get better and we have to continue pushing those guys to get better."
St. Louis quarterback Sam Bradford completed just eight passes Sunday, but two of them went for touchdowns. The Rams earned only 15 first downs on the afternoon, but turned the ball over just once. At the end of the day, the four interceptions thrown by Arizona quarterback Ryan Lindley were too much to overcome.
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Google — and Matt Cutts, in particular — has made a number of statements about guest blogging over the past year as the tactic has grown as a link building tactic.
None of those statements are as clear as the one Cutts wrote today on his personal blog.
Cutts, the head of Google's webspam team, says that he'd "expect Google's webspam team to take a pretty dim view of guest blogging going forward."
He begins the post with a very clear message:
Okay, I'm calling it: if you're using guest blogging as a way to gain links in 2014, you should probably stop. Why? Because over time it's become a more and more spammy practice, and if you're doing a lot of guest blogging then you're hanging out with really bad company.
After sharing an example of a guest blogging solicitation he received that would violate Google's quality guidelines, Cutts says guest blogging is dead as a linkbuilding tactic:
So stick a fork in it: guest blogging is done; it's just gotten too spammy. In general I wouldn't recommend accepting a guest blog post unless you are willing to vouch for someone personally or know them well. Likewise, I wouldn't recommend relying on guest posting, guest blogging sites, or guest blogging SEO as a linkbuilding strategy.
A Quick History Of Google & Guest Blogging Warnings
As I said above, this isn't the first time Google or Cutts has discussed the risks of guest blogging. It's just the most clear and definitive statement of all. You can see how Google's stance toward the tactic has changed over time:
- October 2012: VIDEO: What is Google's view on guest blogging for links?
- July 9, 2013: Google: Guest Blogging For Links? You Better Nofollow Those Links
- October 16, 2013: Google's Matt Cutts: Guest Blogging Best Done In Moderation
- Dec. 10, 2013: Google's Matt Cutts: Guest Blogging Abuse & Spam On The Rise
You can plainly see how the messaging has progressed from "better nofollow the links" to "use moderation" to "guest blog spam is getting bad" and now to today's "stick a fork in it" post.
Google and Cutts have warned on things like this before — consider this warning about content farms that was published about one month before the Panda update rolled out.
The question now becomes: Is Google planning an algorithmic update that would impact guest blogging to coincide with today's warning?
Postscript: In response to a couple hundred comments on his post, and perhaps to the discussion on social media, Cutts has added some extra information clarifying the intent of his post. He says he's not referring to "high-quality multi-author blogs" and that he added "for SEO" to the title of his post:
There are still many good reasons to do some guest blogging (exposure, branding, increased reach, community, etc.). Those reasons existed way before Google and they'll continue into the future. And there are absolutely some fantastic, high-quality guest bloggers out there. I changed the title of this post to make it more clear that I'm talking about guest blogging for search engine optimization (SEO) purposes.
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Orthopaedic Surgeon, Surgical Specialist
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Dr. Joseph Torg, MD is board certified in Orthopaedic Surgery.
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Keeping in mind that we are all on the same team—the team of Jesus Christ—if you were in the position of leaving your ministry, how would you pass the baton to your successor?
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Busyness diets are not always easy or pleasant. However, LifeWay's Thom Rainer says they can make the difference between a simply busy church and a fruitful church.
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Is your church environment conducive for nurturing men? Here are some things men are desperately searching for in their church experience.
A Lost Art: The Ministry of Encouragement
Encouragement is a biblical imperative. Find out from pastor Geoff Surratt why we are confusing it with the process of networking.
Rick Warren: 8 Acts of a Healthy, Growing Church
Pastor Rick Warren says that if we echo the actions of the early church, we can expect God's blessing on our church. Find out what characteristics of the early church we must mimic.
Pastors, How About Less Inspiration and More Reality?
Author and media consultant Phil Cooke explains why the Bible is focused more on reality and why people need pastors to be direct.
Research: Protestants Increase Involvement in Social Justice
Many Christians believe they can't preach Jesus and not care about justice or, conversely, that they can't have true justice without pointing people toward Jesus the Just. Find out why the numbers seem to show that more churches are catching that mission.
Joe McKeever: The Church Membership in the Last Days
In these End Times, we must be prepared to deal with the presence of ungodly people in the mix at church. Pastor Joe McKeever explores what else the church will be forced to deal with.
8 Commitments for Small Group Leaders
Small group leaders have a tremendous responsibility. Find out what kind of example they should set for their members.
The 6 W's of Men's Discipleship
There are many elements to effective discipleship. Steve Murrell, one of the founding pastors of Victory Manila in the Philippines, explores them.
10 Reasons Why Church Leaders Should Continue Their Education
Pastor or church leader, have you considered continuing your education? Chuck Lawless, professor of evangelism and missions and dean of graduate studies at Southeastern Seminary, gives many good reasons why you should.
Why So Many Pastors Are Leaving the Ministry—and How to Stop It
Mark Brewer suddenly found himself with a new calling after dealing with numerous church leaders who left the ministry in frustration. Find out what his Ministry Lab is all about.
3 Things We Can Learn From Patch Adams
The movie Patch Adams is an inspiring, feel-good film starring Robin Williams. The real Patch Adams, however, is someone whose Christ-like character most people should aspire to emulate.
5 Ways to Boost Youth Ministry Teen Morale
When teens know they are loved, they will feel like they belong. When they feel like they belong, they'll be more open to hearing the Good News.
The One Thing That Holds Most Leaders Back
What is the one thing that holds most leaders (and the organizations they lead) back?
It's simple: the unwillingness to make a really hard decision.
Most leaders know the decisions that need to be made, the hard conversations that need to be had, the programs that need to be done away with or the people who need to be replaced. They simply lack the courage to do it.
Only God: A Pastor's Confession
God did something amazing in my heart recently (but it's not about me). God did something amazing in our church (but it's not about us).
I could share stories and testimonies with you all day (and maybe one day I will), but right now they're too dear and precious to my heart. They're too fresh. I know you understand.
Ron Phillips: The Cost of Grace
The movie A River Runs Through It is narrated by Norman, one of the main characters. He makes this statement about his father, a minister:
"My father was very sure about certain matters pertaining to the universe. To him, all good things – trout as well as eternal salvation – came by grace; and grace comes by art; and art does not come easy."
While we rightly view grace as a free gift, grace always costs someone something.
5 Reasons Why Pastors Have Guest Blindness
In my blog, I have referred many times to my days of church consultation, particularly those experiences where we sent one of our consultants to be a first-time guest in a church. He or she would return with a report of those experiences, and the report would eventually be consolidated with other information for the church.
I have nearly 300 of these "mystery guest" reports. Both Chuck Lawless and I have posted about them on my blog.
In the past, the mystery guests would grade the visit based on several criteria. Less than 20 percent of these reports were graded "B" (good visit) or higher.
How Long Could You Stay in Ministry Without God?
I wonder how long I could be successful in ministry without God? I've been in vocational ministry for 31 years, and I seldom encounter a situation I haven't seen before. I have a stockpile of sermons to pull from and many other places where I can grab a complete sermon with a moment's notice.
I do strategy, staffing and structure in my sleep. My experience, connections and the Internet give me all the tools I need to do ministry and do it at a very high level. God is good but often not all that necessary.
How to Defuse a Youth Ministry Bomb
For most youth workers, few things in ministry are as dreaded as navigating conflict—especially when it comes in the form of an angry parent or frustrated volunteer and when it comes suddenly and unexpectedly.
You know the scenario: You're hanging out in the youth room doing your youth pastor thing, and before you see it coming, he's in your face. He's on a mission. He's got a few concerns, and he's gonna share them with you right now. He has no desire to think about the timing. His agenda is the only one that matters. He's a ticking time bomb, and time is running out.
5 Commitments That Propel and Sustain a Thriving Small Group Ministry
Ever wonder why some small group ministries seem to steadily move to new levels of success and health while others start with a bang and go out with a whimper?
Here are five commitments that make the difference:
1. Connecting everyone to a small group is a top objective every year. By "everyone," I mean everyone. And it's not just 50 percent or 80 percent of the weekend adult attendance. I'm talking about 150 percent of the weekend adult attendance number! In addition, the commitment is to a small group (i.e., not a class or a Bible study that meets in rows). And it's not about off-campus versus on-campus. It's all about connecting to a group that includes the essential ingredients of life change. (See also "Essential Ingredients of Life Change" and "Design Your Group for Life Change.")
3 Church Lessons From a Jigsaw Puzzle
My wife loves to put together jigsaw puzzles. I'm not patient enough to always help, but I do try as much as I can stand it. A couple of Sundays we were on the back porch and I was watching Georgie put a puzzle together.
Here are three lessons the church can learn:
1. You have to look at the big picture first. She always starts with the box in front of her. When she can see the big picture, she can then start to put the pieces together. In the church world, always start with the big picture. The Great Commission and the vision God has given your church should be the backbone of everything.
Is it Possible to Overpay a Pastor?
Every once in a while, someone comes up with a new wrinkle on church headaches.
A young pastor friend wrote to say the church he now serves went through a split a year or so before he arrived, and the smaller congregation struggles to keep up with the financial needs. Presently, they are running a deficit of perhaps $10,000 a year, forcing them to draw on reserves.
The church has a number of fixed expenses, he says, such as utilities and insurance that cannot be cut. Even if they eliminated all literature and supplies, the deficit would still not be covered. His suggestion is that they cut his salary by $10,000 a year. The leadership refuses.
5 Reasons People Aren't Volunteering at Your Church
Do you need more preschool workers to serve children? Do you need more greeters to greet? Do you need more ushers to … ush?
If so, you're in familiar territory.
I've never met a church that said, "You know, when it comes to volunteers, we're good. We've got plenty. In fact, there's a waiting list for the nursery."
Churches everywhere need to mobilize more volunteers to get ministry done. But before you start signing people up and filling slots, it might be helpful to take a look at why people are not volunteering.
Here are five reasons people might not be volunteering at your church:
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Offense was not a problem for the Rosemount girls basketball team last week. The Irish had eight different players score at least six points last Tuesday against Burnsville when they lit up the Irish Gym scoreboard for a season-high 82 points in an 82-60 South Suburban Conference win over Burnsville.
Four first-place finishes and 24 top-10 showings carried Rosemount to its sixth straight Section 3AA True Team championship Saturday at Hidden Oaks Middle School in Prior Lake. Rosemount scored 1,341 ½ points, over 150 more than runner-up Lakeville South's 1,188 ½.
Rosemount crowned three individual champions and finished fourth as a team with 144 ½ points Saturday at the Eastview Lightning Invitational in Apple Valley. Shakopee defeated Faribault 189-168 for the team title. Host Eastview was third with 147 points and the Irish were right behind despite entering wrestlers at 11 of 14 weights. "It was a very competitive and balanced tournament," Rosemount coach Brett Larson said. "Fourth was very good considering the weight classes we didn't fill." Payton Otterdahl, Sam Moeller and Dan Rosa all won championships for the Irish.
Rosemount couldn't complete its goal of a four-game winning streak, but head coach Brad Stepan was still pleased with his team's effort after Saturday's 3-2 loss to Lakeville South at Rosemount Community Center. "Our kids played pretty hard," Stepan said. "We took an unnecessary penalty in the third period and that cost us a goal, but we're making progress. It was a good four-game stretch for us." The Irish's three-game winning streak began after a 5-4 loss to Lakeville North on Jan. 5. At that point, Stepan and his team set the short-team goal of winning its next four games.
The Rosemount gymnastics team maintained its spot atop the South Suburban Conference with a sweep of Bloomington Jefferson and Kennedy last Tuesday in Rosemount. The Irish scored 139.9 points as they moved to 5-0 in the league. Jefferson defeated Kennedy, 121.925-100.675. Seventh-grader Josey Schlie once again paced the winners in the all-around with a score of 36.3. She won the vault (9.4), uneven bars and floor exercise (personal best of 9.6) and placed second to teammate Abby Nelson in the balance beam.
The Rosemount gymnastics team celebrated its debut at No. 7 in the Class 2A state rankings by defeating Prior Lake 138.125-129.425 in a South Suburban Conference meet last Thursday at Rosemount High School. Rosemount finished first in all four events and Irish gymnasts finished 1-2-3 in the all-around competition.
Six undefeated wrestlers helped Rosemount place third as a team at Saturday's Centennial Duals. The Irish opened with a 40-12 win over Champlin Park, then lost 32-26 to host Centennial before defeating Wabasha-Kellogg 46-21 in the third-place match. A ranked Simley team defeated Centennial in the championship. "It was a very good day for us. We won a lot more close matches than we have in the past," Rosemount coach Brett Larson said.
Slow the game down, limit possessions and shoot a lot of three-pointers. If that was Rosemount's game plan heading into last Tuesday's game against Eastview, the Irish executed it to perfection. The home team took 20 of its 35 shots from beyond the three-point arc and swished nine of them in a 53-49 victory over Eastview at Irish Gym. "The guys followed the game plan very well and more importantly played extremely hard," Rosemount coach Bryan Schnettler said.
A promising first half gave way to a disappointing second half for the Rosemount girls basketball team last Thursday in Eagan. The Irish saw a 12-point lead disappear as they turned the ball over 11 times, gave up 11 offensive rebounds and made just 4 of 15 shots from the free-throw line in the final 18 minutes of a 63-55 South Suburban Conference loss to the Wildcats. "The second half they came out right away and hit a couple threes and we tightened up and started rushing ourselves on offense and didn't contest their shots as well as we did in the first half," Rosemount coach Chris Orr said


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