Chuck is available as a coach for fundraising, and personal and organizational leadership development. Specific church ministries include preaching and teaching opportunities for special services and retreats, and pulpit supply. He currently serves as the Divisional Development Director for the Maryland & West Virginia Division of The Salvation Army, is an ordained minister, and has served the church in various pastoral and staff ministries.



Friday, August 27, 2010

Quotes for the Day - Friday, August 27, 2010




"Treasure your relationships more than your stuff.  People are more important things.  Be content with what you have.  If you have anything you love more than your family and friends, give it away.  Things cannot hold your hand when you are hurting." ---Walter Albritton in Life is Short So Laugh Often, Live Fully and Love Deeply





 "The Church cannot fulfill its sacred vocation unless it is a penetrating force, as salt is, and the penetration cannot even begin unless the fellowship which is the Church has something of the character of an explosion." ---Elton Trueblood in The Incendiary Fellowship


" . . . it is instructive to consider the gap between adults and children when it comes to learning and accomplishing new things.  Adults analyze and think, contemplate and debate.  Children just do.  Adults allow experiences, life filters, fears—and, most important, Limiting Beliefs—to factor into what they do. Children haven’t learned limits yet and therefore go through early life less concerned with the consequences of failure. Later, the fear of failure prevents a person from stepping out on a limb and taking risks that could lead to extraordinary outcomes.” ---Bart Sayle and Surinder Kumar in Riding the Blue Train






"Partnership is not the crutch of the imperfect, but the secret of the successful." ---Marcus Buckingham in The One Thing You Need to Know








"The more self-aware leaders become, the greater their capacity to respect other people for who they are" ---Reggie McNeal in Practicing Greatness: 7 Disciplines of Extraordinary Spiritual Leaders

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