St. Arbucks is kicking off a new add campaign with new print ads that really highlight the greatness that is St. Arbucks. They work to break down the myths and stereotypes of the worldwide coffee giant. The ads doen’t knock the competitors as much as really show what St. Arbucks is about and why you should make it your third place.
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Our small group is taking on a new outreach project…
See what you think.
Yup. There you have it. That’s what Saturday night felt like during our JustOne Dallas Launch Party.
Much of the evening was educating ourselves about JustOne and that included watching “Fields of Mudan” – a 23 minute kick in the balls.
Kevin Hendricks is a man on a(nother) mission… after spending time in Ethiopia this March to pick up his newly adopted son Milo, he’s witnessed the water crises there first hand and he’s hoping to make a difference with his 30th birthday.
Kevin writes ::
In late March 2009 we traveled to Ethiopia to bring home our son Milo. While there, we witnessed the reality of unclean water:
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Isn’t it amazing how quickly our feelings get hurt and tempers flair when we don’t get our way?
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Shaun Groves just returned from a week+ long trip to India with a group of bloggers for Compassion International (read their thoughts here).
As part of their trip, Shaun he met with a couple different pastors who are choosing to do church outside of the norm.
This guy’s doing it all wrong.
He’s the pastor of a church in Kolkata, India that’s partnering with Compassion International – he says to “serve†kids in his community.
Pete and I saw a lot of unchurchy stuff going on at this church….
This is a common mistake for pastors in the developing world. They don’t know any better. They’ve never been to a pastors conference.
I’ve seen this time and again: churches in the third world doing stuff we Christians in America are savvy enough to get politicians and non-profits to do for us.
Check out Shaun’s blog for pictures and more info… and then I encourage you to say a prayer for all the guys doing it all wrong.