What the Ice Bucket Challenge Means for Fundraising
As the calendar turns to September and the ice bucket challenge seems like so last month, I’m left reflecting on this unparalleled fundraising phenomenon. What
As the calendar turns to September and the ice bucket challenge seems like so last month, I’m left reflecting on this unparalleled fundraising phenomenon. What
The internet has been abuzz since the death of Robin Williams with the news that a few “Christians” have announced he is now in hell.
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I posted the first-ever entry on The 12, and, as such, have come today to send our readers a message on behalf of the sixteen
The dinner conversation veered onto the topic of Frederick Buechner, and I steeled myself for the inevitable comment, which came with the predictability of a
It’s ancient history now, but once upon a time there used to be these things called “newspapers,” and big cities not only had one but
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