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Blog Entry | Food and Hospitality >
Posted by Courtney Rowland
For the most part, I try to avoid statistics. I’m more of a words kind of girl. Words have the power to etch faces into the fabric of my mind. Stories put flesh on the skeletons of a number. But occasionally, a statistic moves me. It sticks. I can’t ...
Blog Entry | Christian Living >
Posted by Kevin Martineau
I grew up in a family that ate dinner together every night. It was a non-negotiable in the life of our family. We always arranged our schedules so that dinner together as a family was a priority. I have many fond memories of our family dinners together. Family dinner has ...
Blog Entry | Church Leadership >
Posted by Bryan Baker
USDA statistics tell us that 16% of the the U.S. population lives in rural settings. While still a formidable number of people, 51 million, it’s a small percentage of the whole. That said, it’s important for us to realize that just because urban and suburban areas make up the l ...
Blog Entry | Writing >
Posted by Caitlin Wilson
“Mental illness is the sort of thing we don’t like to talk about. It doesn’t reduce nicely to simple solutions and happy outcomes. So instead, too often we reduce people who are mentally ill to caricatures and ghosts, and simply pretend they don’t exist. They do exist, howeverâ ...
Blog Entry | Spiritual Growth >
Posted by Mary DeMuth
I came to Pinterest as a newbie, knowing very little about it. In fact, I had a few boards up with my book covers, which (not surprisingly) had very little interaction and certainly no benefit to MaryDeMuth.com’s statistics. I’d read about Pinterest and its crazy-wild potential ...
Blog Entry | Christian Living >
Posted by DENISE DILLEY
End It Movement27 million people.161 countries.32 billion dollars.27 million people - men, women, and children - in 161 countries across the world are enslaved. Slavery is a $32 billion industry.The statistics are staggering.But the statistics aren't just numbers. Each number represents a ...
Blog Entry | Church Leadership >
Posted by Bill Reichart
This infographic by Kenny Jahng of Liquid Church tells us that: 700 people stop reading God’s Word every day 25% less people in one generation are occasional readers And 40% of those reading God’s Word feel confused, overwhelmed, doubtful, bored and discouraged. Here is the rest: ...
Blog Entry | Spiritual Growth >
Posted by Mary DeMuth
I came to Pinterest as a newbie, knowing very little about it. In fact, I had a few boards up with my book covers, which (not surprisingly) had very little interaction and certainly no benefit to MaryDeMuth.com’s statistics. I’d read about Pinterest and its crazy-wild potential ...
Blog Entry | Spiritual Growth >
Posted by Lisa Van Engen
Today is World Water Day. Behind every one of those statistics are people. Join the work of WaterAid a partner organization of the Global Team of 200. Read more about how you can get your whole family involved in this post about fighting poop justice with World WaterAid Kid Resources! ...
Blog Entry | Culture >
Posted by Joshua Jones
At Conversatio Morum, we like statistics. Mainly because the numbers from them can help us see, in a general sense, where the culture is at and where it’s going. Knowing this is the case, they are also helpful when starting … Continue reading → ...
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