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Against Random Acts of Kindness (But Only For the Kindest of Reasons)

Posted on February 18, 2011 by Pastor Foley

“Everyday Philanthropist” Nicole Bouchard Boles (whose Philanthropy For The Rest Of Us blog I always enjoy) reminds us that today marks the end of National Random Acts of Kindness Week. To celebrate, I purport to write this, an upbeat, positive, … Continue reading →

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What is Your Nonprofit Against? Here’s My Own One Word Answer…

Posted on February 16, 2011 by Pastor Foley

I liked Scott Goodson’s What Is Your Brand Against? post today in HBR so much that it leapfrogged the whole stack of other things I liked about which I had planned on writing. A quick excerpt should suffice to infect … Continue reading →

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If American Evangelicals are Stingy, It is Because They Attend Churches that are Even Stingier

Posted on February 4, 2011 by Pastor Foley

Christianity Today posted its annual beat-down article on Christian stinginess this week, lambasting evangelical Christians for giving just 4% of their income to churches (compared to their even stingier mainline counterparts, who give just 2.43%, according to the latest empty … Continue reading →

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