Group items tagged

Angela, I loved this piece. Short and poignant. And so relevant for our readers at The High Calling, so I linked to it as a featured post. Congrats! Here's the link: http://www.thehighcalling.org/hcb-community/work/new-our-community-work-might-be-boring-significantly We're so pleased to have you as a new member.

"Lots of food for thought here. Jessica, we at THC are so glad you've joined the network. We love engaging in conversations about life, culture, work and family--and I know that we'll be blessed by the work you're doing, as in this very well-written post. Welcome! "

I so agree. Background checks should be essential for any kind of interaction with kids. I work with a non-profit, and at the least we have an interview with a volunteer--and make them fill out an application. Even if they're NOT working with children. Let's be "as wise as serpents and as innocent as doves." BTW, Welcome to the High Calling network; we're thrilled to have you and look forward to your insights, comments, and posts a you navigate the community!

New "work" member

New "work" member

Welcome to the High Calling network! I work at a non-profit and love what you're doing! :)

I love the term "Socially Responsive" business. The non-profit I work for has a goal of treating ALL people with dignity and helping them become self-sufficient: "providing help, creating hope" is our tagline. I also really like your blog and am glad you've joined the High Calling network. I look forward to interacting with you and getting to know you better!

Hi Mike, great to find your blog here from The High Calling! We look forward to having you become part of THC community!

These are great quotes! Thanks for sharing them. I work at a non-profit, too...and think your insights are very true. :) Welcome to the High Calling blog network. We're glad you've joined!

Faith in all aspects of life--including work--is just what we're about at The High Calling Blogs network. We're so glad you've joined us and look forward to getting to know you better

Wow. I am so floored by the life you're leading. I work with refugees and know that those who died were refugees trying to escape persecution. Any how, I adore the title of your blog (such a neat picture, too) and I absolutely think your boys are going to grow up to be extraordinary men. Thanks for sharing a little of your life with us at The High Calling. I look forward to reading more!

Congratulations on your baby…and you're he High Calling. We so right, a baby changes absolutely everything…in the best way(s). We're glad you've joined us at The High Calling. We have a lot of resources for you to use in parenting, work, and your faith journey. With a baby coming, we pray (and expect) 2012 will be your best year ever. :)

What beautiful thoughts. Thanks for sharing and joining The High Calling. I look forward to reading more of your work. :) Welcome!

Faith blog. Rachel is works for Proverbs 31 ministry.

New "work" blog

Jen, I had a very close relationship with my maternal grandmother and still miss her a ton, even though it's been 13 years since she passed away. What a blessing to read your insightful post and see you give "permission" to your friend to grieve and not be okay. Sometimes I think we try to gloss over loss, instead of really feeling it. It makes us uncomfortable when people grieve...so thanks for this. I look forward to reading more of your work in the HCB network. :)

Dena Dyer said... What a fun post! Love your pics, too. Last week, I started a new job and forgot to bring a fork to eat my lunch with. Before I finally found a plastic fork in one of the drawers in the kitchen, I seriously considered eating my meatloaf with my fingers. :) Good to find you through High Calling Blogs--I look forward to reading more of your work! 9:47 PM

Scott, I'm enjoying looking through your posts. You have some great thought-provoking stuff on here--and some beautiful photos. I'm glad you've joined High Calling Blogs and look forward to seeing you around the netwo

HF is my all-time favorite movie, and I love the Gena Rowlands character (who plays Sandra B.'s character's mom). She's such a great blend and balance of hope and realism. I hadn't thought of the movie as applicable to business concepts, but I guess it is. Thanks for the insights! BTW, welcome to High Calling Blogs. I hope you'll find it as inspirational and welcoming as I have.