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Chazal tell the story of a very rich man, who as he grew old began to worry about his future.
"What good is all my wealth?" he asked, "if I may soon have to leave it behind me."
Today is day six without a phone.
Besides for feeling slightly isolated, it's not too bad.
I've been doing things that I know I would not be doing if my phone was sitting next to me, shiny screen beckoning.
Is anyone else alarmed by the way extended warranties are sold on just about anything and everything? It means one of two things – either someone has found a great way of getting consumers to part with more of their hard earned dollars or manufacturers have no faith in their own products. Neither of those options is particularly heartwarming.
As I described Gaon in a review in June 2001 ("In Search of Ancestors, Sculpture by Simon Gaon" at Yeshiva University Museum), his Bukharian Jewish roots are deeply embedded on both sides of his family, echoed in his early yeshiva education.
Let me begin by congratulating my dear machatunim, Soraya and Jay Nimaroff, on being the recipients of the Community Service Award at the Sderot Hesder Institutions 18th annual anniversary dinner.
Think of your issues this way: due to those different backgrounds, you have a "shovel" to deal with difficulties while he has a "spoon".
The Jewish outlook has always been that the physical world with all its beauty and pleasures is great, but only if it's used to do good and express higher ethical values. Greek culture taught that beauty and pleasure are where it's at – period – and let's keep values and meaning out of the picture.
Remember 613 Torah Avenue? Of course you do.
Released in the 1970's and through the early 1980's, the 613 Torah Avenue Tapes on the weekly parsha were part and parcel of most frum children's Torah education during those years, and continue to be used by many teachers and rebbeim.
Just as the moon waxes and wanes and then totally disappears from view before returning to the night sky, so, too, the Jewish people.
Do you remember the good old days when kids were kids and there was never anything to worry about? Those days never really existed, but today there are issues kids worry about that weren't issues for some adults. They include fear of bullying, natural disasters, divorce, and violence.
In Part I talked about celebrating 30 years of Regesh Family and Child Services providing services to children, teens and families. I shared the agency's origin and the many lessons I have learned through this journey. As I mentioned, it is my hope that my experiences will add to your toolbox of life skills.
"I have daughters to marry off and the husbands they want to marry will not accept daughters of someone who is working!"
"It was quite an institutionalized racism, and we didn't come to get involved in politics."
Rabbi Lopatin said, "May Hashem give you all strength to continue this age old, noble struggle which God promises us will end in victory."
I'm posting this entertaining and thought provoking video with one specific friend in mind, who has been saying nothing but what's in it for the past many, many moons. So, there, here's what the cartoon version looks like:
The caption under this picture, from our image provider, Flash90, reads: Ultra Orthodox Jews practice Capoeira, a Brazilian martial art that combines elements of dance, acrobatics and music, on the streets of Jaffa-Tel Aviv. December 02, 2013. I can see they're dancing, I can see they're acrobats – but what part of these images shows […]
NPD is the successor to the German Reich Party (DRP).
Rabbi Auerbach and his merry band of Lituanian Haredim needed a pawn to serve their political aims, and Moshe A. volunteered.
Some 100 Jews gathered last night to light the 8th candles of Chanukah at the Mevaseret Adumim area, also known as E1. The area, directly between the Jewish town of Ma'aleh Adumim and the outskirts of Jerusalem, will decide the future of Jewish life in Judea and Samaria: if it' settled by Jews, this will […]
Saying now that you've only agreed to low level, not high level enrichment is exactly like low-balling the questionable lady from the apocryphal Churchill story.
He has been mentioned as one of the organizers of the 2012 bus bombing at the Burgas airport in Bulgaria.
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Debra McCartt spoke with fifth graders for the Boys to Men and Women of Worth programs.
Doctors with the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center will be holding an outpatient clinic.
It's happening at the Humphrey's Highland Elementary school cafeteria on 15th avenue.
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Commissioners in two districts were recalled last month: Dora Salinas-Mctigue in district one and Jimmy Sandoval in district two.
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Drivers in Clovis will now be able to cross a main bridge.
The article says they're going to use Boeing AH-34 Apaches to fill the role the Kiowa currently handles.
The Amarillo Zoo presents a display of thousands of sparkling lights and includes sculptures of some of the Zoos animals.
Bray Armes moved into first place at the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo.
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Since exploration and production of oil and gas in shale regions began surging around 2007, foreign companies have poured billions into mergers with American energy companies.
Winter weather meant bare shelves for some Amarillo stores.
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To stop Planned Parenthood from receiving public financing, Texas' Republican leaders gambled that the state could operate the Women's Health Program without tens of millions of federal dollars annually. But with the exclusion of roughly 40 Planned Parenthood clinics from the program in 2013, records show claims for birth control and wellness exams dropped, as did enrollment numbers.
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Amarillo gas prices yesterday were 24.3 cents per gallon lower than the same day one year ago and are 3.4 cents per gallon lower than a month ago.
Former Midland Mayor Mike Canon said Saturday he will challenge state Sen. Kel Seliger, R-Amarillo, in next year's Republican primary.
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The University of Texas System's newest institution now has a name. The board of regents unanimously decided Thursday that it will be called the University of Texas-Rio Grande Valley.
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California citrus farmers struggle to keep fruit from freezing during recent cold spell.
The U.S. Supreme Court hears arguments today in a battle between states and the federal government's Clean Air Act.
South African's Nelson Mandela is remembered today at memorial service in Johannesburg.
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State Sen. John Carona, R-Dallas, is the subject of an ethics complaint alleging that he failed to disclose certain companies in his personal financial statement, as required. Carona calls the complaint a "stunt" by his primary opponent and says it has no merit.
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Newtown, Connecticut officials say they won't hold memorials to mark the anniversary of the Sandy Hook massacre; media asked to stay away.
Major internet companies push for reforms on the way the government collects personal data in wake of Snowden revelations.
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University students gather to remember Texas college student shot and killed by campus police.
Texas man begins cross country journey carrying huge cross in all 50 states.
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The source says the new sanctions would begin in six months.
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Efforts to ban double dipping by longtime politicians went nowhere in the last legislative session. That could change now that the two leading candidates for governor have expressed support for banning the controversial practice.
A look at the ripple effect of the weather on Houston's Hobby Airport.
For the fourth straight month, unemployment has fallen. It now stands at a five year low 7-percent.
Powerful ice storm continues to move across the country threatening to cut electricity to millions.
A Travis County grand jury has indicted a former high-ranking official at the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas on charges that he unlawfully secured the execution of an $11 million grant.
Cold icy weather blankets much of the nation.
The Pecos River, in remote West Texas, has avoided some of the challenges that increased development has brought to many of the state's other waterways. But it has not been spared from a less direct threat: the ecological changes brought by the manmade lakes bookending its passage through the state.
California citrus farmers struggle to keep crops alive as frigid temperatures hit much of the state.
Two Republican Dallas legislators — one state, one federal — each face conservative challengers in the coming primary elections. Their districts overlap, and so do their risks that anti-establishment voters might come knocking.
An Atlas V rocket carrying national security payload lifts off from Vandenberg Air Force Base.
People around the world are remembering Nelson Mandela.
Between 2000 and 2009, pregnancy rates for US women fell by 12 percent, or nearly 6.4-million pregnancies.
The break, passed in 2007, helps homeowners who seek debt forgiveness when they owe more on their mortgages than their homes are worth.
State Sen. Wendy Davis has joined a chorus of lawmakers who are urging the Public Utility Commission of Texas to put the brakes on efforts to transform the state's wholesale electricity market.
University of Texas System Regent Wallace Hall's appearance before the legislative committee that is considering recommending his impeachment remains up in the air following an exchange between lawyers on Thursday.
New $24 million Customs and Border Patrol facility opens in Corpus Christi, Texas.
Fast food workers walk off the job to draw attention to campaign to raise the minimum wage.
Christmas tree growers push Congress to fund promotional campaign similar to the dairy industry's "Got Milk?" ads.
Frigid temperatures, snow and ice continue to push across the country.
U.S. Senator Tom Udall welcomed the president's "Presidential Memorandum," challenging federal agencies to nearly triple their renewable energy consumption to 20 percent by 2020.
Oklahoma ice climbers use old grain silo into ice climbing adventure.
High school basketball player hits amazing behind-the-back shot as he leaps out of bounds.
Couple spends nearly $1,000 a month to feed neighborhood children who are unable to afford breakfast.
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Chocolate lab rescued after nearly two hours in icy Oklahoma City pond.
Sinkhole opens up under Cadillac parked on Bakersfield, California Street.
Minneapolis man shocked by $115 fine for spitting on the sidewalk.
Georgia mom accused of using toddler to crawl through pet door of neighbor's home.
Outrage on social media after World War II veteran is bumped from flight headed to Honolulu of Pearl Harbor remembrance.
Tennessee couple kicked out of Nashville malls for wearing Christmas Costumes.
Vermont waitress gets a big tip from a customer following the wishes of his late brother.
Police issue warning after Georgia convenience store clerk uses machete to fight gun-toting robber.
Mysterious tipper behind the @tipsforjesus Instagram account recently left $2,500 for an Arizona Bartender.
Someone has dropped a gold coin worth $1,275 in a Salvation Army kettle in Oklahoma City.
Woman live-tweeting about fatal traffic accident realizes the victim is her husband.
A camel drops in on this morning's morning newscast at KFOR in Oklhoma City.
Line cook at Missouri diner takes playing with food to a whole new level.
Kentucky authorities are now offering a $10,000 reward to anyone who can help them find the person who stole $26,000 in rare Pappy Van Winkle Bourbon.
A man steals Victoria Clipper from Seattle dock in Washington.
Ninety year-old California woman celebrates birthday with sky dive.
Milwaukee plans to use excess cheese brine to help clear snow and ice covered roads.
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A captivating novel that explores the little-known romance of a beloved American icon Helen Keller has long been a towering figure in the pantheon of world heroines. Yet the enduring portrait of her in the popular imagination is The Miracle Worker, which ends when Helen is seven years old. Rosie Sultan's debut novel imagines a part of Keller's life she rarely spoke of or wrote about: the man she once loved. When Helen is in her thirties and Annie Sullivan is diagnosed with tuberculosis, a young man steps in as a private secretary. Peter Fagan opens a new world to Helen, and their sensual interactions—signing and lip-reading with hands and fingers—quickly set in motion a liberating, passionate, and clandestine affair. It's not long before Helen's secret is discovered and met with stern disapproval from her family and Annie. As pressure mounts, the lovers plot to elope, and Helen is caught between the expectations of the people who love her and her most intimate desires. Richly textured and deeply sympathetic, Sultan's highly inventive telling of a story Keller herself would not tell is both a captivating romance and a rare glimpse into the mind and heart of an inspirational figure. Peter Fagan was a miracle I was not prepared for. Annie, my teacher, was so sick she couldn't translate for me day and night, so Peter came to be my private secretary until Annie got better. The scent of him still clings to my skin as I sit on this porch waiting for him to come: his scent of woods, heat and water: that scent that told me right away that he would change my life. The night we met, Lake Bally in Appleton, Wisconsin smelled of rain. Annie and I sat despondent over the failure of the audience to listen to our Chautauqua lecture tour when Peter arrived from Boston. He slid into the billowing, creaking tent—in the night his scent came easily to me: I inhaled typewriter ink, cigarette smoke, and the strange, muskrat smell I always associated with men. I held the edge of my chair and felt his footsteps as Peter swung closer to the stage where Annie and I sat; Annie shifted beside me, saw him, and spelled her impression into my hand: "He flips open a brown reporter's notebook, waves a cigarette with thin, with long fingers," she reported, and I lifted my head, sensing electricity in the air. "Is he handsome?" I asked, nervously smoothing my hair. "All I can say is thank God you're blind." We both laughed. "Is he that bad?" I cocked my head. Peter felt closer. Annie said, shifting in her chair, "He's looking left, now right." Annie went on, her fingers flying in my palm: "Jesus, Mary, and Joseph, his shirt is unbuttoned. And he's got that shifty look of a person ready to flee." "Flee?" I leaned closer to Annie. "His family fled Germany," Annie went on. "Pogroms. He's a socialist now," she told me. "Another supporter of lost causes—Like you." We both laughed again, but I felt a slight mocking in Annie's palm. "Do I look all right?" Always I've liked men better than women; even at age seven I'd ask Annie to make me pretty. Now, dress tugged down just a bit, I sat up straighter. "He doesn't see you," Annie rapped. "But he is looking. He's turning this way. Dark hair, he's shaking his jacket off his shoulders, and oh, brown eyes." Relief washed through me as Peter rounded the table. Through the soles of my shoes I felt the sssaah, ssaaah of his boots until he swung up to the table and grasped my hand. "Miss Kel-ler, a pleasure to see you." His voice rough as twine thrummed through my fingertips when I touched his throat. He drew me in. "The pleasure is mine," I spelled into his rough palm. "The famous Helen Keller," he repeated. That night, in the dome of the tent on Wisconsin's shore, with the crowd filing out into the heat of the night, I grasped Peter's hand in mine and felt the delicacy of his fingers. "You're engaged," I blurted out. "To help us." He just threw his head back and laughed, his throat a lush drink of creamy milk. "Yes, I'm engaged in the important mission of taking over for Miss Sullivan and getting you two safely home." And I believed him. "I'll take her to dinner if you'd like," Peter turned to Annie; as always when I'm with two people I held Annie's hand with my left hand and listened as she spelled. At the same time I held my other hand to Peter's lips and lip read his response. His mouth moved quickly, excitedly under my fingers; Annie's spelling—usually up to 80 words per minute poured into my palm—was weary. Peter looped his arm through mine; he led me through the tent robust with the odors of farmers, dirt tracked in on their shoes, and the scent of machinery still in their clothes, and when Peter said, "Watch your step," I knew we were about to cross from the inside of the tent to the rough, patchy grass outside. Just as we stood at the tent's edge the cool night air hit me: it was filled with the vibrations of the dinner bell—pulsing and fading on Lake Michigan's shores. "Let's eat," Peter said beside me. "Are you hungry?" "Starving," I said right back. The steady thrum of the dinner bell chimed in the night air. As I felt its vibrations in my hands I hesitated, then stopped on the threshold of the tent. Before walking out into the night that bell stopped tolling, leaving a fist of empty air—and I can tell you now what I did not know then: that bell was just like Peter. Booming with joy. But soon empty. Gone. I held his hand more fiercely in mine. "Rosie Sultan is adventurous—and brave. She has immersed herself in every available piece of information about Keller and, to an amazing degree, puts herself into her heroine's silent, dark world. Sultan looks within, telling Helen's story in the first person. We are taken into the isolation and limitations that Keller lived with her entire life. . . . Helen Keller in Love is touching and fun to read. . . . Sultan has given the adult Helen Keller a new voice and reminds us of both her brilliance and her humanity." —The Washington Post"Captivating . . . a riveting story." —Good Housekeeping"Ambitious. Sultan's sensibility is consistently contemporary, a wise choice given Keller's distinctly modern views. An advocate for women's rights, an unapologetic socialist and fierce opponent to World War I, Keller exposed and challenged oppression and prejudice in all its myriad forms. Her voice in this novel is evocative of any current celebrity's. She feels imprisoned by her reputation and her fans' expectations of her, weary of being the meal ticket for her family, and harassed by the press. As much as she loves and needs Annie, she also chafes at their interdependence. And above all, she is unashamed of her own sexuality, eager to express it, and resentful of her mother and sister's determination to keep her pure and caged within the confines of propriety. . . . Sultan does a fine job of demonstrating how Keller navigates the world with just three senses." —Boston Globe"Going well beyond Keller's Miracle Worker days . . . Sultan convincingly imagines that this much-admired if oversimplified icon wanted nothing more than to be treated like a woman. "With empathy, imagination, and vivid sensory detail, Rosie Sultan's Helen Keller in Love gives voice—and scent and touch—to an iconic American heroine during a little known chapter in her life." —Jane Mendelsohn, author of I Was Amelia Earhart "In this richly imagined and moving novel, Rosie Sultan brings alive the history of Helen Keller—the brilliant miraculous creature who stole the heart and sympathy of the world—while also exploring how she must have felt as a woman: the loneliness, longing,and great vulnerability. The result is a vivid, sensuous portrait full of sound and vision." —Jill McCorkle, author of Going Away Shoes "Helen Keller in Love is involving, passionate, and deeply felt. It tells this little-known, remarkable story with a loving heart, beautiful language, and great commitment to its heroine. Helen Keller was a woman with blood in her veins—this book makes you feel it." —Martha Southgate, author of The Taste of Salt "Eye-opening and thoroughly involving . . . This well-written novel will appeal to those who enjoy women's fiction as well as readers of historical and biographical fiction. A thoroughly enjoyable read that should entice many to seek out one of the biographies Sultan recommends in an afterword." —Library Journal"Debut novelist Rosie Sultan's Helen Keller in Love spins a tale of forbidden love, invoking scents, textures and tastes on every page to show how Helen 'saw' the world. She grounds the story in well-known incidents from Helen's childhood, but draws on later biographies, speeches and letters to show Helen as a woman, intelligent and determined but forced by her handicaps to be dependent on her family and employees. . . . Sultan skillfully expresses Helen's main frustrations: at the public for refusing to take her seriously when she speaks on political issues unrelated to blindness, and at her family and friends for refusing to see her as a grown woman, with a woman's desires. 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Mon, Jan 03, 2011 | 07:14 GMT
Sega announces mysterious "projects" for Sonic and Puyo Puyo's birthdays
This year marks two decades for venerable and eternal properties Sonic the Hedgehog and Puyo Puyo, and Sega intends to celebrate in style. All. Year. Long.
Wed, Nov 10, 2010 | 17:43 GMT
SEGA helps raise awareness of hedgehog decline in UK
SEGA's teaming up with the People's Trust for Endangered Species in Britain to bring awareness of the decline of hedgehogs in the country.
Wed, Oct 13, 2010 | 22:14 BST
SEGA feels it brought "too many Sonic games to market too quickly"
SEGA reckons it has more than likely put too many Sonic titles out too quickly in the past.
Tue, Oct 12, 2010 | 21:19 BST
Rumor: Sonic Anniversary game coming to coincide with the Hedgehog's 20th
SEGA has said its working on a game to coincide with the 20th anniversary of Sonic, and it's called Sonic Anniversary.
Thu, Oct 07, 2010 | 09:30 BST
Average Sonic titles de-listed, says Sega
Sega has confirmed it has de-listed from retail certain Sonic titles, which end up with average or poor Meta scores.
Thu, Sep 30, 2010 | 19:40 BST
Sonic Free Riders to hit retail on November 4 in US alongside Kinect
SEGA of America has announced a release date for its Kinect-exclusive Sonic Free Riders action racing game.
Wed, Sep 15, 2010 | 17:12 BST
PSA: Sonic Adventure now on XBL, dated for PSN
SEGA wants to remind you that Sonic Adventures is now available on Xbox Live.
It's also given it a September 21 and 22 release on PSN, for the US and UK receptively.
Tue, Jun 22, 2010 | 21:07 BST
Laboughs: Sonic 4 had "right team at the right time"
SEAG Brand Manager Ken Laboughs has said that the only reason Sonic 4 exists is because the "right team" was in "the right place at the right time."
Wed, May 26, 2010 | 16:51 BST
Sonic Colours announced, has our hero saving aliens
SEGA has announced Sonic Colours for Wii and DS, which tasks the blue one with saving an alien race from Dr. Eggman in a sci-fi themed amusement park.
Tue, Feb 16, 2010 | 22:24 GMT
Leaked Sonic the Hedgehog 4 footage shows Splash Hill Zone
Oh you sneaky kids with your video cameras, loving nothing more than to spoil everyone's fun – you've done it this time, and it's Sonic you have leaked onto the internet.
Cheeky little runts.
Don't hit the break if you want to remain unspoiled and pure.
Sat, Feb 13, 2010 | 15:51 GMT
Rumor: Sonic 4 episodes will eventually hit retail on one disc
Rumor floating about this morning has Sonic 4 hitting retail after all four episodes are released.
Fri, Jan 29, 2010 | 10:13 GMT
Sega to reveal Project Needlemouse's actual name on Monday
Sega's revealed that it'll reveal the proper name of Project Neddlemouse on Monday.
But only on one condition: help send in 100 fan-made art, and you get your name.
Fri, Nov 20, 2009 | 22:20 GMT
Sonic costumes coming to LittleBigPlanet next month
LittleBigPlanet will get a bit blue, yellow, and red come December 17 when Sonic costumes are released on PS3.
This is according to PlayStation Asia, which has the date listed along with five Sonic costumes based on Sonic Unleashed.
There's Sonic, Sonic the Werehog, Tails, Dr. Eggman, and Knuckles.
You can get each individually or in a pack.
No price yet, but expect it to run the usual.
Via Siliconera.
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Sonic the Hedgehog lands on iPhone with little fanfare
Sega has quietly released the original Sonic the Hedgehog for iPods and iPhone on the App Store.
Seven zones are there for users to speed through including Green Hill and Labyrinth, along with some special stages as well.
Options include arcade and full-screen views, and it will run you £3.49 ($4.99).
Via Kotaku.
Thu, Feb 19, 2009 | 22:15 GMT
Four-part Sonic Retrospective up on YouTube
GameTap has an exclusive Sonic the Hedgehog retrospective over on its YouTube channel.
The documentary is over 24 minutes long, broken into four parts, and features members of the original Sonic Team speaking together for the first time, including:
- Naoto Ohshima, Illustrator
- Yuji Naka, Programmer
- Hirokazu Yasuhara, Level Designer
- Shinobu Toyoda, Executive Vice President, SEGA
- Madeline Schroeder, Product Manager
- Al Nilsen, Director of Marketing, SEGA
- Roger Hector, GM, SEGA Technical Institute
- Takashi Yuda, Illustrator, "Knuckles"
- Akinori Nishiyama, GM. Sonic Team Japan
- Yuji Uekawa, Designer, Sonic Adventure
- Takashi Iizuka, Director, SEGA Technical Institute
Highlights include rare vintage videos, never-before-seen concept art featuring Sonic's original girlfriend Madonna, Sega commercials from the 90s and Naoto Ohshima discussing how he was inspired by Michael Jackson, Bill Clinton and Santa Claus.
Watch all four parts here.
Thu, Oct 09, 2008 | 20:58 BST
Naka's Prope making a Sonic-like action game
According to this Gamasutra report, Prope boss Yuji Naka is going back to his roots with a Sonic-style project.
"At Prope," Naka told the site, "we're actually planning on making a game like Sonic right now. We want to keep trying to make various kinds of games."
Proper's also working on Wii games Let's Tap! and Let's Catch! at the moment.
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An orthodoxy has developed that a business plan is a critical component of a business. There are lots of business plan contests. Business planning software. There seems to be an assumption that all start-up entrepreneurs need to not only become proficient in their market but business planning (not to overlook the expectation that they also become experts in business and tax law). But do the best business plan writers really make the best entrepreneurs?
Implementing is important
This is balanced with a devotional chant that "only implementation matters." A focus on getting into the market and testing things iteratively with the customer. In a commitment to the school of trial-n-error; the result is often under funding and poorly conceived systems, mistargeted products, and financially or emotionally exhausted leadership.
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Introduction To My Teaching Ministry
I began my teaching and preaching career over 40 years ago, and have served on the staff of a number of churches in a number of states. For the past five years, I have been off the staff of a local church, although I did function on the staff of the Greater Houston Church in Houston, Texas on almost a full-time basis during all of 2011 and nearly half of 2012. Theresa and I spent many wonderful weeks in Houston, functioning in the roles of consultant and leadership trainer, and in 2012, in the role of interim lead evangelist couple as we helped the church find a more permanent solution for this role. That solution turned out to be Doug and Angella Wens, a great couple who had been on the staff of the Los Angeles church for a number of years prior to their move to Houston. I appreciate their willingness to come and the willingness of the LA leadership to share them.
I have continued to teach in the Asia-Pacific Leadership Academy and the Ukraine Institute of Ministry, although I will be making fewer trips to each of these locations due to several reasons, one of the main ones being my new commitment to the Los Angeles church as the Director of the Pacific School of Ministry. You can obtain more details about these matters in the current Newsletter (under the Newsletters tab). I will also attach the article that the LA leadership published to announce this new role under the Articles tab.
My other teaching will be done primarily through producing written and recorded (audio and video) materials. In the past several years, Toney Mulhollan of Illumination Publishers International, has helped develop and publish a number of my teaching materials in both audio and video formats. Adding these to my available books and booklets, my repertoire of teaching material is increasing fairly rapidly. You will note a link on this web page that will take you to my materials on the IPI website. In 2012, I finished a comprehensive book on the topic of church leadership entitled "Dynamic Leadership" with a subtitle of "Principles, Roles and Relationships for a Life-Changing Church." A new edition of my practical exposition on Acts is also now available, entitled "World Changers." Under the Articles tab, you will find a fairly lengthy Appendix from the book about the establishment and nature of the Kingdom. It has some rather unique material in it that not all have considered and with which all may not agree – but it is in-depth and interesting! A new edition of "The Power of Discipling" was printed in the last part of 2010 and very recently, a smaller format of "Love One Another." I have many ideas for books that likely won't come to fruition until my public teaching role slows down, but I do plan to write at least one new book in 2013.
The opportunity to develop the Asian Academy came when key leaders in the Asia-Pacific group of churches asked me to head up the development of the Asia-Pacific Leadership Academy. Since the beginning of 2008, I helped established the Academy, and serve as the main teacher and as Dean of the program. The Academy consists of three tracks of training: a track for those who are church supported leaders (Ministry Track); a second track for more mature disciples who can be trained to fill shepherding roles, some of whom will ultimately be appointed elders (Shepherding Track); and a third, individually customized type track to further train those who serve in a variety of leadership roles (Elective Track). The first course of the Academy was taught in March of 2008, using an innovative approach to learning that is somewhat unique in our movement. A brochure describing the Academy in more detail is available on this web site (under the View Articles tab) to further explain the program and the approach. The APLA Steering Committee consists of Frank Kim, Chris Jacobs, Cesar Lopez, Koko Enrile, Rolan Monje and me. Our work together has been a joy and quite productive. One of our finest milestones came in 2012 when Rolan Monje was appointed to replace me as the Director of the program. See the Articles tab for a new article providing more information about this encouraging event.
Beginning in January 2010, we started a very similar program in Kiev, Ukraine at the request of Shawn Wooten. I taught about 70 students in Kiev in August 2009 as a precursor of the upcoming more formalized program. I have taught six sessions of this program, beginning in January of 2010, and the last one in September of 2012. All of the sessions have gone extremely well, for like those in my Asian work, the Russian speaking disciples are hungry to learn. In both programs, the number of students keeps increasing from more and more countries. The Kiev Steering Committee consists of Shawn Wooten, Pavel Golub, Masha Lyashenko and me, assisted by our excellent administrator, Sergii Skrypai. We have a three year program designed, with sessions being taught for both the Ministry Track and for the Shepherding Track on each of my trips. While the courses offered are quite similar to the courses in APLA, there are some variations, based on the different needs in that particular part of the world.
As stated, the international part of my work will be decreasing in 2013 by design, allowing me to focus on my new role in Los Angeles. God has blessed me to be able to travel all over the world for many years now, and it has been the ministry highlight of my life. To all of those who have heard my teaching or participated in it through my printed and audio/video materials, I thank you from the bottom of my heart for giving me the opportunity to hopefully influence you to know God's Word better and to love him more. Why he chose to bless me with these opportunities and with the multitudes of friends I have made in the process, I cannot explain. But I can explain that I am supremely grateful to him and to those with whom my path has crossed. Please keep me, my family and my ministry in your prayers. Thank you for doing that, for without doubt, God's use of me has been the result of many prayers! God bless!
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