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Mar 16, 2010

Seeds for Tomorrow

David Rupert

Two years ago, on a remote Norwegian island in the Arctic Ocean, a massive underground seed bank opened. The Svalbard Seed Vault serves as a repository of more than 500,000 seeds representing nearly 1/3 of the world's food crops.  The bank consists of three secure rooms at the end of the 427-foot tunnel blasted out of the frozen mountain. The seeds...

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Mar 15, 2010

Giving Back in Social Media

L.L. Barkat

L.L. here, thinking about social media generosity. Today I want to share one tip that I first learned from Ann Voskamp. Not that she told me to do it. Not that I asked. I just happened to notice this pretty cool thing in her sidebar called "The Ponderings." This is Ann's way of giving back in social media. It's list of links she changes from...

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Mar 15, 2010

Tightrope

laura boggess

We’ve been reading Loving Monday: Succeeding in Business without Selling Your Soul by John D. Beckett. This week, we discuss the final applications that Beckett recommends to assist in successfully integrating our work and faith lives. These final applications are: balance, prayer, vision, and values. The Balancing Act Maintaining balance between...

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Mar 12, 2010

Thread Paintings and a Passion for Art

Glynn Young

[caption id="attachment_6557" align="alignleft" width="300" caption="Click the image to see larger size detail."][/caption] You have a passion for art, and for encouraging and promoting artists. It’s been your dream to open an art gallery – a place to infuse your passion. But a gallery takes resources – a lot of resources – and it looks as if...

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Mar 9, 2010

What Was, What Is and What Will Be

Glynn Young

I grew up in the South, in the waning days of segregation. I can remember separate water fountains and public bathrooms; separate seating at the movie theater and on the bus. And separate schools. I knew these things as a child; they were what was. Integration had started the year before I began high school. It was ugly that first year, and you...

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Mar 8, 2010

Reflections of Generosity

L.L. Barkat

L.L. here, just back from the IAM Encounter conference, where I met Ron Kelsey. Ron is an artist. And he is a soldier. For me, the issue of war has always been full of tension. As a child, I listened to my stepfather tell stories of WWII. He told them with bravado and edgy laughter. But he was a haunted man who brought his torments into my life in a...

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Mar 8, 2010

What I Hold In My Hands

laura boggess

Here at High Calling Blogs, we believe people serve God in their daily work. As Christians, we often struggle with what that looks like. Our current book club is examining this issue intimately as we discuss John D. Beckett’s book Loving Monday: Succeeding in Business Without Selling Your Soul. Last week, we discussed three applications that...

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Mar 2, 2010

Deeply Disturbed

J. B. Wood

A friend of mine owns a company, and his employees get a little on edge when they see him coming their way. It’s not that they don’t like him - he just has this tendency of asking a lot of questions. And his questions usually make people a little uncomfortable. He's never satisfied. Suppose you are feeling pretty good because the customer...

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Mar 1, 2010

Blueprint

laura boggess

When I was working on my masters in Clinical Psychology, I did my internship at the Department of Psychiatry of the local medical school. As part of my training, I worked under the supervision of several Ph.D. level psychologists and saw patients in the clinic under the guidance of the M.Ds in our department. The clinical staff took their roles as...

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Feb 28, 2010

Butterflies, Caterpillars, and Coworkers

Howard E. Butt, Jr.

Tell me:  Are your coworkers caterpillars or butterflies?  Creepy, slinking, sticky-fingered bugs . . . the kind you sweep off the porch? Or the colorful, graceful, winged creatures you watch with joy? The answer is:  both.  We're all both.  A caterpillar is a butterfly-in-waiting.  Those colleagues whose work habits annoy you or whose behaviors...

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