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From Our Hearts~by
Dolly and Patty
Meet
the Supporters of Working for the Lord~Christian
Working Mom U
Proverbial Ethics~ Walk
Down the Right Path by
La'Tara Ham-Ying
Instructions from the Lord~ Jeremiah 29:11
Acknowledging Christ~ Tips for Christians in the Workplace
by Dolly Hooker
Christian Resource of the Month~ Billy
Graham Evangelistic Association
Family Keys~Can the Flu be a Learning Tool for Our Kids?
by Paula Dodds
Fishers of Men~ Lesa
Witherington of
Print Design Studio
The Basics of Life~ Legend
of the Dogwood
Special of the Month~ Career Impact
The Great Commission~ Mercy
Ministries
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Dear
A.C.T at Work Family,
God is so good! If this is your first issue, we would like to
welcome you once again to Acknowledging Christ Together at Work. Our
first membership drive proved to be a success as we added several
new members. Our thanks to all of you who invited people to join our
ministry. We especially want to thank those who donated prizes for
our gift basket. We received some awesome items and one lucky member
is sure to be pleased!
If you haven't already joined our discussion group, you will want to
be sure to send an email to
membership@actatwork.com
so we can get an invitation to you. This is a private, member-only
group where we share prayer requests and other information with our
members.
We still have some volunteer positions available if you are looking
for a way to serve the Lord. To see a listing of current volunteer
positions, please check out
http://actatwork.com/volunteer.htm. You may have another area
not listed where you would like to serve. If so send us an email at
info@actatwork.com.
We are having a special on Sponsorship spots for the
month of April. All A.C.T. at Work members get a special
discount of 75% off the regular rate. View the details at the
end of the Meet the Supporters of A.C.T. at Work by
clicking here.
As Easter quickly approaches, we would like to remind you of God's
unfailing love for you. He allowed His only Son, who was without
sin, to come walk among His creation, to be brutally tortured and
die, taking our sin with Him. The darkest day for all humanity
doesn't end there. Praise God! God's love for us is so amazing that
Christ rose from the grip of death and is ALIVE today, sitting at
the right hand of God, still interceding for us.
Praying you have a blessed Easter!
Dolly Norris-Hooker
dolly@actatwork.com
www.moretime4u.org
Patty Benton
patty@actatwork.com
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Walk
Down the Right Path
By LaTara V. Ham-Ying
www.s2s4christ.org
Do not enter the path of the wicked, and do
not walk in the way of evil. Avoid it, do not travel on it. Turn
away from it and pass on. Proverbs 4: 14-15
Let's face it. This world is ruled by Satan and in the business
world, evil runs rampant. Price gauging, embezzlement, unfair
working conditions, stealing credit card information, spamming,
business start-up scams, lying about income potential; you name it
and within the business world it has been done. It makes being a
Christian in business very hard at times.
For me when I decided to take my business online, my main issue was
who to trust. The internet can be a rather scary place and I was not
sure where to go. I was not sure what opportunities to believe in or
what companies to use for services I needed. I found myself not
quite sure if this is where God wanted me.
I had to seek God as I entered this unsure place they call "cyber
world" and as I did, God gave me some direction. Direction to keep
me from following the path of evil.
Here are the directions I received and I want to share them with you
today:
1. Seek God first and His kingdom (Matthew 6:33. Give all of it over
to Him and He will direct your path so that you do not turn towards
evil.
2. Do not be conformed to the ways of the world or look to it for
advice or examples on how to conduct your business (Romans 12:2).
3. Do not mix with people who have no good intention and only want
to think of themselves and what they can gain (2 Corinthians 6:14).
4. Delight in the Law of God and keep it in your heart (Psalms
119:69-70).
5. Remember who you are and whose you are (Psalms 13:13-14).
6. Rejoice always, pray without ceasing and in all things give Him
thanks (1 Thessalonians 5:16-18).
The directions are simple. There are no secrets and if you follow
the guidelines, your business will surely be led by God. It is Him,
after all who gave you the ability to be able to do what you do. It
is God who provides for all that you need to even have a business,
so why not follow His directions.
As your business grows, Satan will come at you with all sorts of
tempting offers. When this happens remember the words in Proverbs 4:
14-15 and turn away from the evil that will surely ensnare you if
you choose to follow its path.
LaTara Ham-Ying is a wife, homeschooling mom,
author, and a woman on the move for God. As the co-founder of Sister
2 Sister 4 Christ,
www.s2s4christ.org; a ministry dedicated to bridging the gap to
cultural healing, through the strength of women. As the owner of MBS
Connections for Life and Biblical Business Development, her goal is
to be a resource for enhancing the life of women one day at a time.
MBS Connections Message Boards can be found at
http://xsorbit30.com/users5/heznmechristiannetwork/index.php
and the blog is located at
http://heznme.typepad.com/heznme_christian_network. LaTara is
known as the “Creative Communicator for God” and “The Woman’s Coach”
because of her zeal in ministering to the whole woman: Mind, Body,
and Spirit. To reach LaTara by email you can go to
lhamying@s2s4christ.org.
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For
I know the plans I have for you," declares the LORD, "plans to
prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a
future". Jeremiah 29:11
We all make plans, but do our plans go hand in hand with the plans
God has for us? Jeremiah 29:11 tells us God has already made plans
for us. We must rely on our faith and trust in God for our future.
If we are willing to allow God's will in our lives we will benefit
from the plans He has in store for us. God wants us to prosper. His
plans can give us hope and a future of spending eternity with him.
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Tips for Christians in the Workplace
by Dolly Hooker
http://actatwork.com
Does religion have any place at
work? All over the country people are bringing their religion to work.
People have become a lot more open about sharing their faith. Christians
are finding their faith can play a big role on the job.
So what's behind worship and faith in the workplace? I believe workers are
realizing they can't rely on companies or careers for security. In past
generations employees worked for the same company most of their lives
before retiring. The secular workplace has let people down. The stress of
big business and their bottom line (profit) has caused numerous health
problems for American workers.
You may be wondering what's so unusual about believers in business?
Haven't Christian companies endorsed principles of honesty, integrity and
loyalty throughout history? The sad fact is during the 20th century
companies have been more concerned about their profits. Just as recent as
the 70s and early 80s many large corporations closed their doors on
Sundays. I remember the days when you couldn't run to the grocery store on
Sundays. Today it's an exception to find a retail store that isn't opened
for business. Big business has traded it's values for the goal of making
more money. Christians on the other hand are realizing we need to turn
back to our values. Christians are beginning to send a clear message that
they not only care about their jobs, companies and coworkers, but they
also stand firm in their beliefs in God and the family unit.
How can we as Christians acknowledge Christ at work? The following are
some tips to help you in fulfilling the words of our Lord: "You are the
light of the world. A city on a hill cannot be hidden. Neither do people
light a lamp and put it under a bowl. Instead they put it on its stand,
and it gives light to everyone in the house. In the same way, let your
light shine before men, that they may see your good deeds and praise your
Father in heaven" (Matthew 5:14-16).
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The most important thing to
remember is your real boss is perfect in every way. As Christians, we are
working for God, not men. Colossians 3:23
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Begin your day with prayer,
remembering to give thanks for your job. Pray for your co-workers, boss,
clients & customers. Keep a list posted near you and as you speak with
people and hear of a need, add it to your list so you will remember to
pray for them. 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18
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Do what you were hired to do,
know what is expected of you and do it with excellence.
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Honor your earthly boss.
Remember authority was established by God. Romans 13:1
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Establish friendships. There is
a saying, "People don't care how much you know. They want to know how much
you care." A friendship is the most intimate and comfortable way for you
to show Christ's love to a person.
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Do your job to the best of your
ability. Improve your skills. People may be able to ridicule you for being
a Christian, but they can’t ridicule you for doing a good job. .
Ecclesiastes 9:10
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Be honest in dealing with your
boss, co-workers, and clients; even if it means putting your job in
jeopardy, because the Lord is in control and will never leave nor forsake
you. Leviticus 19:11 & Deuteronomy 31:6
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Be aware of the example you are
setting. Matthew 5:14-16
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Ask people if you can pray for
them and then follow up with them after you've prayed. Here again people
want to know how much you honestly care.
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Find a way to serve those you
work with. Look for opportunities. Offer to pick up a co-worker when you
here they are having car problems. Send a card of encouragement. Buy an
extra cup of coffee on your way to work and give it to the parking
attendant or someone you share your office with.
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Be joyful. You won't send a
very positive message if you are constantly complaining about your family
or job.
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Watch what you say and how you
say it. Choose your words wisely. Be willing to apologize if you've
offended someone.
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Keep calm in all situations.
Our example does truly speak louder than our words.
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Remember the fruits of the
Spirit. GAL 5:22 But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace,
patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, 23 gentleness and
self-control. Against such things there is no law. 24 Those who belong to
Christ Jesus have crucified the sinful nature with its passions and
desires. 25 Since we live by the Spirit, let us keep in step with the
Spirit.
“Whatever you do, whether in
word or in deed, do it all in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to
God the Father through Him.” Colossians 3:17 ALL that we do, EVERYTHING we
spend our time on, should be done as though we are doing for our Lord. It
doesn't matter if you are serving hamburgers, working from home or the CEO
of a multi-billion dollar corporation, our actions will do one of two
things. They will either glorify God and set the standard He has set for
us, or they will misrepresent our Lord.
Dolly Hooker has been a Christian most of
her life, but didn’t fully surrender to the will of Christ until recently.
She is the co-founder of Acknowledging Christ Together at Work, (www.actatwork.com)
a faith-based organization to help support those in the workplace take a
stand for Christ. Dolly is a virtual assistant; working closely with Patty
Benton of JERPAT Virtual Assistants and JERPAT Web Designs,
www.moretime4u.org, a company that
offers a variety of administrative and design service. Additionally, Dolly
is the assistant coach of JERPAT VA Coaching,
www.virtualvacoach.com, an
affordable, alternative coaching program to help new and established
virtual assistants set-up and grow their businesses.
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Can the Flu be a Learning Tool for Our Kids?
By Paula Dodds
http://www.PSDodds.com
It seems that everyone in our city right now is battling a “killer
flu” bug that has a lot of people down for weeks. One of the local
high schools even closed for a day for antiseptic cleaning because
more than 200 students were absent.
Between the physical effects, the fatigue, the lethargy and the
inability to go more than twenty feet or so from the bathroom, it
seems that most people are battling a severe case of the “Crankies.”
Both of my daughters, as well as two out of the other three children
in our carpool, have had stomachaches. Tempers are flaring with
every little thing that goes wrong. Even mothers at church and
school, who are usually perfectly polite, are snapping at their
children in their fever-induced hazes.
While having a three-year-old and a six-year-old running around our
house along with me trying to recover from my bug, I’ve been trying
to use parts of this illness as a “real-life learning experience”
supported by Scripture. While finding a couple of passages that I’ve
been using a lot with the girls, one has really caught on:
When you talk, you should always be kind and pleasant so you will be
able to answer everyone in the way you should. ~Colossians 4:6
Having a business of my own, that I work from my home office, gives
the girls an opportunity to often hear my “work voice” on business
calls. Recently, my six-year-old said that I’ve been using that
voice with everyone – even friends and family – on the phone. She
noticed that right before I answer whatever call is coming in or
lift up the phone to place one, I take a deep breath and put on a
smile. She started laughing now when I catch her watching me!
I have been trying so hard, especially with everyone being so
cranky, to try to always put my best face – er, voice – forward…even
when I’m feeling like I could pass out at any moment. Most of my
clients and the school-moms I’ve spoken to this week had no idea I
was under the weather or anything was out of sorts in our household.
The new rule for our house, that goes hand in hand with this
passage, we’ve adopted is “no snapping, no insults, no name-calling,
only kindness and respect – even when disagreeing.” While this is
resulting in more time-outs that ever before thanks to the
“Crankies” that have invaded, it’s also resulting in more of a
feeling of togetherness and helpfulness than ever before. Once the
three of us “girls” started putting on a cheerful face for talking
and relating to others, it’s permeated our being. We’re staying in
our cheerful moods even when we’re not trying to converse.
Finding learning tools in everyday life is one of my missions as a
mother. With this bug that’s floating around, it helped to find
something that would help my girls grow. And being able to find a
Biblical basis for these lessons makes it that much more rewarding.
Paula Dodds is a devoted WAH wife to
her husband Skylar and mother to her two daughters, Brady and Emma. She runs her own Virtual Assistant business
www.PSDodds.com;
and she’s also an Independent Consultant for Kat’s Coffees & More
(her sales site is at
www.TheCoffeeNut.com).
For comments, questions or re-print information, please email Paula
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Name: Lesa Witherington
Location:
Eight
Mile,
Alabama
Family:
My family consists of just my children at this point: Brandi (16)
was born
August 11, 1989.
After 10 years of living with me and seeing her father only 4 times
a year she moved to her father’s in
Marion,
AL, but visits often. I cannot
stand being separated from her, but understand that she needs to
spend some time with her dad. Dustin (10) was born
May 4, 1995. He is
very active in baseball, football and cub scouts. He is my big
teddy bear…lol! He has sleep apnea and sleeps on a machine. This
is also the reason I home school him. Kenny (4) born
April 1, 2001 is my
little elf. He is very small for his age, but is a bossy little
bully…lol! He is playing t-ball for the first time this year.
Denomination:
Non-denominational
Company name:
Print Design Studio
Title:
Owner
If you are comfortable doing
so, please share your testimony:
I was born and raised in
Mobile,
AL. After graduating high school in
1987, I attended
Judson
College where I met and
married my fist husband Robert Holladay. After the birth of our
daughter Brandi in 1989, I returned to Judson to complete the
requirements for my BA in English in 1992. Shortly thereafter my
husband and I divorced and I returned to
Mobile with my daughter. Since that
time I have held a variety of jobs in a number of fields, everything
from secretary and administrative assistant to welding trainee in a
ship yard. I was also a dealer in a casino on the
Mississippi
Gulf
Coast for a number of
years. While there I gave birth to my second child Dustin in 1995.
In 2000 I completely gave myself to Christ and was baptized along
with my children. At this time I also met my second husband Marty
Witherington. Unfortunately, I misinterpreted the direction God was
sending me. I found out after our marriage that he was a
pathological liar. I did my best to make the marriage work, for the
sake of our child Kenny (born 2001), but it was a losing battle as
it takes two people to make a marriage. It was after our separation
that God intervened in my life to give me a way to take care of my
children and to provide for them. I inherited a house from my Great
Aunt who passed away a month after the separation. I was able to
find the money to replace the business printer that had been kept by
my ex-business partner and to start my new printing business Print
Design Studio. I also found 15.Net, International and joined them.
God has been with me every step of the way, and without him I would
never have been able to provide for my children.
How has being a Christian
affected your business?
Being a Christian has led my decisions and choices. I get most of
my orders through WAHMs from Christian WAHM lists. My decision to
work with 15.net was based on my personal knowledge of the owner’s
views and morals and those of my sponsors. Both of whom I knew were
strong Christians. I am praying that God will continue to lead my
business and to shape them into successful ventures…lol!
What is the hardest thing
about being acknowledging Christ in your business?
Because of the fact that I’m still small and have a limited
clientele, I’ve not had any problems acknowledging Christ in my
business. For me personally, the hardest part is to sit back and
listen before I jump to do something new.
What has been the greatest
blessing for you as a Christian working for the Lord?
Just knowing that he is there for me and that I can do anything
through him.
Do you have any words of
encouragement you would like to share with our readers?
Remember the Lord will always provide for you. It might not be in
the way you think is best, but it will be exactly what you need.
Is there anything else you
would like for our readers to know about you or your business?
I am working very hard to grow my business, both the printing and
15.net. I will work very hard to make sure that you are happy with
any work that I do, or to answer any questions you may have. I
offer quality work at affordable prices.
Would you like to offer any
specials for our readers?
Since my website is still unfinished, I would like to offer everyone
a chance to create a “Convertible” card of their own (with a $0.00),
that can be used for a 10% discount on all purchases from my website
once it is complete. Until, then I will honor the discount via
paypal payments. (You can email Lesa at
lesa@print-design-studio.com to get your prize. Just let
Lesa know that A.C.T. at Work referred you to get your 10%
discount!) |
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Legend
of the Dogwood
An old and beautiful legend has it that, at the time of the
Crucifixion, the dogwood was comparable in size to the oak tree
And other monarchs of the forest. Because of its firmness and
Strength it was selected as the timber for the cross, but to be
Put to such a cruel use greatly distressed the tree.
Sensing this, the crucified Jesus in his gentle pity for the sorrow
And suffering of all said to it: "Because of your sorrow and pity
For My sufferings, never again will the dogwood tree grow large
Enough to be used as a cross. Henceforth it will be slender, bent
And twisted and its blossoms will be in the form of a cross- two
Long and two short petals. In the center of the outer edge of each
Petal there will be nail prints- brown with rust and stained with
Red- and in the center of the flower will be a crown of thorns,
And all who see this will remember."
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Mercy Ministries exists to provide
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Mercy Ministries is a non-profit organization designed to assist and
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the Working for the Lord Newsletter site (promoted on A.C.T. at
Work) for as long as it is being published. |
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