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Steve Adams
Steve is the Executive Pastor of Children's Ministry at Saddleback Church, providing leadership to staff and volunteers at all Saddleback church sites. Steve is a graduate of Evangel University where he earned a B.A. in biblical studies. He and his wife, Stephanie, live in Orange County, California with their two sons.
Presenting: Children's Ministry on Purpose
Track: Kidmin Basics
Dr. Melissa J. Alfaro
Melissa is a pastor, writer, and educator with over a decade of experience serving as a coach and staff developer to teachers. She is passionate about biblical literacy, pedagogy, and mentoring the next generation to walk in their purpose.
Presenting: Outreach: From Crowd to Core! // La evangelización: ¡Desde la multitud al centro!
Track: Spanish
Abby Anderson
Abby has been serving in kids' ministry for sixteen years. She graduated from Central Bible College with a B.A. in children's ministry. Abby has served in multiple contexts, but has a predominant focus on multicultural and relational kids' ministry.
Presenting: Cultural Competency in Children's Ministry
Track: Community & Culture
Lulu Armenta
Lulu Armenta copastors a church in the West Texas and Plains District where she has been the Christian Education Director for four years. She has a degree in biology as well as a Bible degree from Southwestern Assembles of God University. She and her husband of sixteen years are raising a son.
Presenting: Avoiding the Six Dysfunctional Parenting Styles // Como evitar los seis estilos disfuncionales de crianza
Track: Spanish
Robert (Bob) Aston
Bob was the first nationally appointed children's ministry missionary to the United States. He is the national director of King's Castle USA, and also serves as the children's ministries liaison for the Assemblies of God US Missions (AGUSM). Bob is a certified ministry coach and serves on the AGUSM coaching team.
Presenting: Preparing for Mass Casualty Incidents: A Guide for Churches
Track: Kidmin Basics
Sharon Baldwin
Sharon is the Director of Discipleship and Children for the New York Ministry Network of the Assemblies of God as well as a volunteer children's pastor at Connect Church in Buffalo, NY. She directs the district kids' camp for the New York Ministry Network. Sharon is also a music teacher of children with developmental disabilities, a chaplain's wife, and the mother of two. She is passionate about empowering leaders and kids to be effective in ministry. She holds a Master's degree in Creative Studies and an Bachelor's degree in Music Education.
Presenting: Preschool Ministry: Practical Classroom Tools for Enhancing the Story
Track: Nursery / Preschool
Anne Bates
Anne is an ordained minister who is currently pursuing a doctoral degree in Strategic Leadership from Regent University. From 2005 until 2015 she served Crossroads Worship Center in Weymouth, MA as the church's Associate, Children's, and Youth Pastor.
Presenting: Avoiding Burnout While Increasing Engagement
Track: Serve / Ministry / Relationships
Mary Boyd
Mary has over thirty years of children's ministries experience. She is currently the National BGMC Coordinator for the Assemblies of God. Prior to serving in the national office, she and her husband were full-time children's pastors for seventeen years.
Presenting: Compassionate Kids
Track: Go / Evangelism / Missions
David Boyd
David Boyd is the National BGMC Director for the Assemblies of God and the former National Children's Ministries Agency Director for the Assemblies of God. He has been involved in full-time children's ministries for over thirty-five years and is a national and international speaker on children's ministries issues.
Presenting: Quadrupling Your BGMC Giving
Track: Go / Evangelism / Missions
Jenn Braham
Jenn is a children's pastor who has served in children's ministry for over twenty years. She is the Northwest Regional Coordinator for JBQ and serves on the JBQ Executive Committee as well. Jenn is passionate about helping kids live godly lives.
Presenting: Kids' Ministry IS Family Ministry
Track: Family Ministry
Ryan Burbank
Ryan Burbank serves as the children's pastor at Victory Worship Center in Tucson, AZ. He enjoys spending time with family and friends while watch the Chicago Cubs! Ryan is passionate about raising up a generation of kids who love Jesus.
Presenting: Giftology: Improving Your Gift Giving
Track: Volunteers
Billy Burns
After serving as a children's evangelist for ten years, Billy served a single church as their children's pastor for the next twenty-five years. Currently, Billy travels full time leading "Ignite the Supernatural Conferences" to train and equip those in children's ministry to actively seek the work of the Holy Spirit in their ministry.
Presenting: Don't Hide the Holy Spirit
Track: Worship / Spirit-Empowered
JP Cannon
JP serves as the children's pastor at The Assembly, in West Monroe, LA. He has been a children's pastor, a youth pastor, and a K-4 preschool teacher over the last eleven years. He also travels and speaks at camps, conferences, and numerous other children's events.
Presenting: Go Big or Go Home
Track: Leadership
Leah Carreon
Leah is a Texas girl through and through. She has been on staff at Faith Assembly Church in Houston, TX for nine years. In her time there she has served as the communications director and is currently the children's pastor. Beyond the platform, Leah is a self-proclaimed Dr. Pepper lover, a mediocre Crossfitter, coffee drinker, and queso eater. She loves Jesus and has known the majority of her life that she wanted to serve His people through full-time ministry. Leah is constantly in awe of the story God is writing in and through her life.
Presenting: Connecting with Your Community
Track: Connect / Fellowship / Outreach
Esther Castro
Esther is currently the director of kids' ministries and director of BGMC for the Florida Multicultural District of the Assemblies of God. She has served in a multitude of children's ministry roles in a variety of local churches. Esther holds a B.A. in Bible from Central Bible College. She serves in ministry with her husband, Ralph, and has two children.
Presenting: The Mission Field among Us: How to Minister to Multicultural Children
Track: Go / Evangelism / Missions
Irene Cavazos
Irene is the children's director for the Midwest Latin District of the Assemblies of God. She pastors alongside her husband at Promesa Spanish Assembly in Monett, MO. She has two amazing kids.
Presenting: Using Science for Impactful Lessons/ Usando Ciencia para un leccion impactante
Track: Spanish
Maritza Ceballos
Maritza Ceballos has served over thirty years in children's ministry. She currently serves with her husband as children's pastors at Sheffield Family Life Center in Kansas City, MO. She is also the Hispanic customer relations liaison for BGMC. She has a passion to assist, equip and empower the next generation.
Presenting: Make BGMC Thrive
Track: Go / Evangelism / Missions
Charllie Chivers
Charlie and Debbie Chivers founded Special Touch, an Assemblies of God compassion ministry that has served the concerns of people with disabilities for thirty-five years. In 1990, Charlie was appointed as Assemblies of God National Representative for Disability Ministry.
Presenting: Understanding, Developing, and Implementing Meaningful Ministry to People with Intellectual Disabilities
Track: Special Needs
Ben Christensen
Ben Christensen is a children's pastor at Connnection Church in Canton, MI. After graduating from Northcentral University he was on the road full time for six years. He specializes in the creative and circus arts and incorporates these into his ministry.
Presenting: Drama Characters, Clowns, and Personalities
Track: Creative Communication
Danielle Christy
Danielle is a pastor, pastor's wife, writer, mom of three, and NASCAR enthusiast. Danielle has been working in children's ministry for the last twelve years as a children's pastor, author, and an early childhood assistant director.
Presenting: Sustaining Your Family in Ministry Together
Track: Serve / Ministry / Relationships
Chris Corbett
Chris teaches and leads the Children, Youth and Family Ministry Program at Southeastern University in Lakeland Florida. She is a writer for the My Healthy Church Kids' Blog and serves on the board of directors for the International Network of Children's Ministries.
Presenting: Differences in Boys' and Girls' Brains
Track: Kidmin Basics
Edwin Corbin
Ed Corbin is a 40 year veteran of children's ministries...children's pastor, camp speaker, professional storyteller, children's television celebrity, missionary to South Africa, founder of the Jackson's Ridge Children's Ministry Training Centre.
Presenting: Leading Children into the Baptism in the Holy Spirit
Track: Worship / Spirit-Empowered
Benjamin DeCastro
A Marketing Consultant & Social Media Marketing Coach with over 15 years experience in building & executing strategic plans to effectively communicate and engage whoever your audience is on the various Social Media platforms.
Presenting: Social Media Strategy for Churches
Track: Creative Communication
Josh Denhart
Josh Denhart is a children's pastor, a former chemistry teacher and creator of "The Amazing Chemistry Show", a traveling gospel-centered stage show. Josh created and published of three different "Science VBS" curricula. Josh is a consultant and contributing author to children's ministry magazines and books.
Presenting: Simple Science Illustrations!
Track: Creative Communication
Parker Dickerson
Parker serves next generation ministry leaders in West Texas, equipping them to reach this generation with hope found in Jesus. He lives in Lubbock with his wife, Amy, & their kids Jaxon &a Sadie.
Presenting: How to Develop Effective Volunteer Teams // Desarrollando equipos efectivos de voluntarios
Track: Spanish
Presenting: The Art of Asking Questions // El arte de hacer preguntas
Track: Spanish
Frank Dinie
Served in children's ministry in the Metro-Phoenix area and the greater Atlanta area. Currently, the Associate/Children's Pastor at the Tabernacle, an international church in Atlanta.
Presenting: MISSION 55:5— Raising Up an Effective International Children's Ministry
Track: Go / Evangelism / Missions
Brian Dollar
Brian has served in Kidmin for 25 years. He is a Kids Pastor, author, speaker, blogger, and founder of High Voltage Kids Ministry Resources.
Presenting: Kidminovation: Becoming an Innovator in Kids' Ministry
Track: Grow / Discipleship
Don and Jauneen Dore'
Don and Jauneen have served in Kids Min for over 15 years. Combining their love for video, gadgets, technology, music, and puppets, their ministry is fun for kids of all ages! They are both graduates of Northeastern Bible College.
Presenting: KIDMINOVATION—Using Technology and Media to Reach Children
Track: Creative Communication
Jamie Doyle
Jamie has been impacting audiences of children since he, himself was a child: As a children's pastor, he has served both the small and large church alike… As a lecturer, he has trained thousands of children's ministry leaders… as a guest speaker he has been all over the USA as well as overseas… Jamie currently resides with his family in West Lafayette, IN and is on staff as the Pastor of Children's Ministries at First Assembly Community Ministries.
Presenting: Effective Altar Times in KidMin
Track: Grow / Discipleship
Matthew Espina
I've been in special needs ministry with Special Touch for over 9 years, 4 years as a special needs US Missionary. I'm an currently the special needs pastor at my home church and work with other churches to develop SN ministry. I have worked as a special needs life skills coach and have taught classes on special needs ministry over the past 3 years.
Presenting: A Special Place for Me
Track: Special Needs
Nicole Fairchild
Nicole Fairchild received her BS in Bible from the University of Valley Forge and her MA in counseling from AGTS. Nicole has worked in outpatient counseling, school-based services and more recently as the children's pastor at her church in Arkansas.
Presenting: Quick and Effective Rapport-Building Skills
Track: Serve / Ministry / Relationships
Greg Ferguson
Greg Ferguson has been serving in Kids Ministries for over 11 years. His passion is to connect with people, build teams and connect kids to their God Story.
Presenting: No Money, No Problem
Track: Creative Communication
Becky Fischer
Becky teaches children how to hear God's voice, heal the sick, and walk in signs and wonders. She believes this is the Joel 2:28 generation and trains leaders to do what she does. Her vision is to redefine children's ministry.
Presenting: Bringing Kids into the Presence of God: Altar Services As an Art Form
Track: Grow / Discipleship
Karl Fleig
Karl Fleig has served as the national director of Royal Rangers since July 2014 and has been involved in Rangers since 1985. Karl has served in multiple positions in the local outpost and on district staff for Royal Rangers.
Presenting: Building Blocks of an Effective Ministry to Boys
Track: Girls Ministries / Royal Rangers
Dr. Lon Flippo
Dr. Lon Flippo hails from the plains of Kansas. He and his wife, Chris, have been married for over 30 years and have two children and two grandchildren. Lon has pastored for over 30 years in a variety of roles. He has a passion for inspiring parents to pass their faith on to their children and for providing information and insight to help them do it. Dr. Flippo is currently a professor at North Central University. You might like his first book, "Soul Survivor," which takes a look at Lon's life as an abandoned child, or his second book, "iParent" (Parenting Prodigals and Children in the 21st Century). His third book, "Sepulcher," is his first fictional novel.
Presenting: God's Unique Ministry Team
Track: Serve / Ministry / Relationships
Deborah Fruchey
I have served Girls Ministries for 25 years as teacher and Coordinator. In 2008 I became a sectional rep for the NW Ohio Area. I have been married to Gary for 45 years. We have 2 children and 4 grandchildren.
Presenting: Girls Ministries—Getting Clubs Started
Track: Girls Ministries / Royal Rangers
Michelle Garland
Michelle is the Kids Director for the North Texas District. She previously was on staff at Radiant Church, in Arizona, for 12 years - 10 of those as Family Ministry Pastor. The Children's Ministry at Radiant Church was one of the largest in the Arizona District and also helped Radiant Church to be recognized on Outreach Magazine's "Largest Church" list in 2011 and "one of the 25 most innovative churches in America." Michelle was also an integral part of the District Children's Ministry team serving in many roles including speaking at District Kids Camps. She is an Ordained Minister with the Assemblies of God; has her Bachelor's Degree from SAGU in Church Ministry; and M.A. in Counseling from Northern Arizona University. She also continues to serve as an adjunct instructor at Rio Salado College in Tempe in Counseling and Personal Development.
Presenting: Equipping Leaders
Track: Leadership
Rebecca (Becky) Garrett
Becky Garrett, a graduate of Central Bible College, served 8 years as a children's pastor and 14 years as the Ohio Children's Director. Some of her experience includes pastoring, training, speaking at camps, missions trips,and organizing events for kids.
Presenting: Kids and Missions
Track: Go / Evangelism / Missions
Robin Garvin
Robin and her husband Glenn live in the center of the OC in SoCal. She has brought God's story to thousands of children, stretching across two generations. She serves as KidMin Director for the SoCal Network, Assemblies of God where she champions the church's call to bring children to Jesus.
Presenting: Puppets Can Work
Track: Creative Communication
Michael Grove
Michael has been a children's pastor for over 15 years. Studying art prior to doing children's ministry has given Michael a unique look at creativity in ministry. He is passionate about parenting and discipleship!
Presenting: Bridging the G.A.P. to Raise Up Specialists
Track: Volunteers
Dick Gruber
Dick Gruber, D.Min. is a professor of Children and Family Ministries at the University of Valley Forge. Gruber has written numerous articles and books and is a recognized leader in children's ministries.
Presenting: Recruiting and Caring for Volunteers
Track: Volunteers
Dean Guthrie
Dean Guthrie is the Children's Ministry Director for the Oklahoma District Assemblies of God. He and his wife, Joy, oversee ministry opportunities for kids from birth to 12 yrs old. Those opportunities include Royal Rangers, Girl's Ministries, BGMC, Junior Bible Quiz, and serving as directors for our district Kids Camp. They also travel to churches across the state holding Kids Crusades and Family Themed services. They have two children, D.J. and Tori, that are a big part of their ministry as well.
Presenting: Building Your Kidmin Team from Within
Track: Volunteers
John Hailes
John Hailes was born and raised in Manchester, England. He attended Mattersey Hall Bible College. He currently works as a children's Pastor at Stone Creek Church in Urbana, IL and regularly blogs at jhailes.com.
Presenting: Modernizing Your Altar Call
Track: Grow / Discipleship
Benjamin Harper
Ben and his family have been in full time Kids' Ministry for over 12 years, in Tennessee and Texas. He currently serves at Crossroads Church in Belton, Texas.
Presenting: Target: Gen Z
Track: Pre-Teen & Young Leaders
Craig Hicks
Craig is the StuMin Director of the West FL District. He is passionate about encouraging, resourcing and equipping student ministry leaders to fulfill their calling. Married to Dana and father to Steven, Emily & Kenzie!
Presenting: How to Be an MVP on Staff!
Track: Serve / Ministry / Relationships
John Hicks
John Hicks serves as the National Programs Coordinator for Royal Rangers and as Children's Pastor at Life360 Church in Republic, MO. John has served in various capacities in Royal Rangers and children's ministry for over 30 years.
Presenting: Healthy Outposts in the Smaller Church Setting
Track: Girls Ministries / Royal Rangers
Pam Hodges
Pam is the Children's Ministry Director for the Alaska Ministry Network and has served as a children's pastor for 22 years. Currently she is also a US Missionary Associate reaching rural areas of the state of Alaska to train and mentor leaders.
Presenting: Utilizing Teens in Children's Ministry So Everyone Benefits
Track: Pre-Teen & Young Leaders
Steve Hogue
Steve is a US Missionary to the local orphan-the child in foster care. He and his wife have adopted 10 kids. They have been in Kids Ministry for over 15 years. Their passion is to see the Orphan Spirit broken and the family redeemed.
Presenting: Reaching Kids from Hard Places
Track: Community & Culture
Patricia Holland
Enthusiastic. Passionate. Anointed. Pat is a minister, teacher, writer and conference speaker. Her single focus is to make the Bible come alive so people can live out its principles through the power of the Holy Spirit.
Presenting: Spiritual Retreats
Track: Worship / Spirit-Empowered
Dan Jenkins
Dan has served over 12 years as a Children's Pastor serving as both the vice-president and president of the Church of God's Children's Leaders Association. Dan currently serves at Community Family Church in Independence KY with Pastor Tommy Bates.
Presenting: When the Unchurched Come to Church
Track: Connect / Fellowship / Outreach
Barry Jorris
Barry Jorris has served in Children's Ministries over 34 years. He loves sharing God's word in many different creative ways. His passion is to see Kids grow into adults that are fully devoted followers of God.
Presenting: Discipline in Kids' Services
Track: Kidmin Basics
David Laflin
David, his wife Teesha, and their four children share the message of Jesus through the art of illusion. They have performed on television, the NCAA Final Four, and on 6 continents.
Presenting: Illusions and Object Lessons You Can Make!
Track: Creative Communication
Jose Lopez
– Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering – Currently pursuing AG License – Served children at theLighthouse since 2004 – North Texas AG Central Regional Children's Leader – Camp speaker for AG Kids Camps – Strong passion for reaching lost through outreach – Married to Maribella with 3 children, Alexia, Fabian, and Ezekiel
Presenting: Teaching Kids to Evangelize Their Friends
Track: Connect / Fellowship / Outreach
Heather Marble
God called me into Children's Ministry when I was in 3rd grade. I LOVE going to Disney and traveling. I love to take pictures and won a photo contest taking a picture with my IPhone. I have two pet fish... Flynn and Hook.
Presenting: Building Your Team to Go Beyond the Minimum
Track: Volunteers
Jared Massey
Jared is an associate pastor in a small rural church. He works mostly with youth and children, but wears many other hats. He also works part-time building mobile apps. He is married to his high school sweetheart and together they have two sons and a daughter. Jared loves spicy foods, '80s music, and all things Disney.
Presenting: Under-Resourced, Fully-Equipped.
Track: Kidmin Basics
M Pat Mata
Children's Ministries is the platform that God has allowed me to learn and develop skills that have opened many doors. Through Teaching and Preaching, locally as well as in various countries, to both children and leaders is a dream come true.
Presenting: Training New "Crews" // Entrenando nuevo «personal»
Track: Spanish
Mel McGowan
Mel McGowan is Co-Founder of PlainJoe Studios. After a decade at Disney, Mel and PlainJoe has been responsible for the creation of some of the most dynamic ministry and themed entertainment environments in the world, including environments for George Lucas, Max Lucado, Rick Warren, Gene Appel, Ray Johnston, Steven Furtick, Justyn Smith and Dr. George Wood.
Presenting: From the Magic Kingdom to God's Kingdom: Lessons Learned from a Decade at Disney
Track: Community & Culture
Presenting: Design Intervention: From Branding to Building
Track: Community & Culture
Manny Melendez
Manny was born in Puerto Rico and has lived all across the United States. He was saved at the age of 19, received an undeniable calling into ministry and now serves as the Family Pastor at Radiant Church in Colorado Springs.
Presenting: Setting Up your KidMin for Success
Track: Kidmin Basics
Sheree Moon, Diane Laws, Mark Flattery
Presenting: Meet the Missionaries Workshop 2
Track: Go / Evangelism / Missions
Monica Morgan
Championing kid's ministry in the local church for over 16 years, Monica has a heart to empower kids, students, and families. A Cowboys-loving girl from Dallas, she lives in Minneapolis serving as Central Family Ministries Director at River Valley Church.
Presenting: Leveraging Energy: Effective Student Leadership in Kids' Ministry
Track: Pre-Teen & Young Leaders
David Morrison
David Morrison is the National Training Coordinator, and enjoys leading young men and commanders alike, especially those who desire to make a difference in society's rapidly changing definition of biblical manhood. After nearly 23 years, David remains passionate about what the ministry advocates and how it is such a vital part to the post-modern church.
Presenting: Ministry Philosophy Evangelism vs Discipleship?
Track: Girls Ministries / Royal Rangers
Robbie Morrow
Father of 5 happily married to my wife Sydney. Studied at southeastern university church leadership. Have been a children's pastor youth pastor and currently serve as an associate pastor at harvest church in lakeland fl
Presenting: Staying Heathy
Track: Leadership
Trent & Tina Morrow, Don & Terri Triplet, Dindy Hilsinger
Presenting: Meet the Missionaries Workshop 1
Track: Go / Evangelism / Missions
Scott Norquest
Scott Norquest and his wife, Angie, serve as Children's Pastors at Louisville First Assembly. Scott also serves as the Ohio Bible Quiz Coordinator, overseeing both Junior Bible Quiz and Teen Bible Quiz.
Presenting: JBQ and Family Ministry
Track: Family Ministry
Ken Owen Jr
I am Ken Owen Jr and I am an AG kid's pastor in Greenville, South Carolina. I have been a Kidmin leader for over thirty years. I am a SEU graduate-1983 and I just completed the Executive Master's Cohort in Leadership at SEU. I like to hunt whatever is in season and spend time with my family (granddaughter especially). Psalms 37:25, ESV - I have been young, and now am old, yet I have not seen the righteous forsaken or his children begging for bread
Presenting: The Heart of a Kids' Pastor
Track: Leadership
Todd Papendick
Todd Papendick has been involved in JBQ for 35 years. Currently, he serves in leadership at the District, Regional, and National levels. His passion is to see children and families experience the love of God in their lives.
Presenting: JBQ: Ministry That Encourages Righteousness
Track: AG Core Experience
Presenting: JBQ: Perfect Practice Makes Perfect
Track: AG Core Experience
Trisha Peach
Meet Trisha Peach! -an ordained minister with a BA in Children's Pastoral Studies, 16 years full-time staff experience, and author of "Your Children's Ministry From Scratch" , and "Beyond Basics" now textbooks at NCU and Valley Forge
Presenting: Graduation Day from KidMin: Are Kids Ready?
Track: Pre-Teen & Young Leaders
Maria Perez
Maria loves leading and pastoring alongside her husband of 30 years. They are currently pastors at Emmanuel Assembly of God Church in Poth, Texas. She is a school counselor, an ordained minister and Assistant Disciple Ministry director for Texas Louisiana Hispanic District. Maria is a graduate of Latin American Bible institute and Southwestern Assemblies of God University with a Masters in school counseling and a bachelor in Christian Education. Maria has a heart for missions. This past summer she took a group of educators to the mission field of Managua, Nicaragua where she initiated a teacher training program called "T-TIME" (Teacher Training International Missionary Educators).
Presenting: Keeping Every Child Safe // Mantenga a todos los niños a salvo
Track: Spanish
Presenting: Strategies to Energize Your Students to Participate // Estrategias para estimular la participación de sus alumnos
Track: Spanish
Rev Freddie Pettet
Ordained minister, ventriloquist/puppeteer and Gospel illusionist 53 years in ministry conducted schools assemblies, crusades, camp meetings, and seminars throughout US & 9 countries. George Wood's Children's Pastor New Port Mesa Christian Center, CA 1973 B.S. Degree Elementary ED. Worked with Special Needs Kids as School and home TSS/wraparound Produced and starred in christian children's tv --TBN & CBN networks Presently on staff as Children's Pastor - New Castle First Assembly of God, PA
Presenting: From Chaos to Creativity
Track: Kidmin Basics
Julie Pratt
Julie serves as the Lead Pastor of Hope Church, a new church plant in Northwest Columbus, Ohio. She has been involved in Family Ministry in the local church, Christian Higher Education, and as a consultant for 20 years. Julie has authored articles on ministry life and parenting; been a featured speaker at seminars and events; and has appeared on radio, speaking on raising children intentionally. She is passionate about the church and the family partnering together to help lead children and students to follow Jesus. Julie and her husband Shelby live in Columbus with their 3 kids and 2 dogs.
Presenting: Reaching Today's Families
Track: Family Ministry
Kelly Presson
Kelly Presson is the children's pastor at Christian Celebration Center in Midland, MI. He has more than 20 years of experience, and is highly regarded as a camp evangelist, school assembly performer and builder of incredible ministry teams. Kelly uses comedy, characters, and illusions to keep kids lazer focused.
Presenting: Investing in Young Leaders
Track: Pre-Teen & Young Leaders
Chris Pruett
Chris enjoys chasing his kids around the house with a lightsaber. For the past 13 years as a Children's Pastor, his passion remains seeing kids and leaders know and grow with Jesus while maintaining an adventurous spirit!
Presenting: Grief: How to Deal with Disease, Divorce, or Death
Track: Community & Culture
Julia Quinn
Julia is passionate about children's ministry and developing leaders. She is a National Board Certified Teacher, Ordained AG minister, children's pastor, certifed life coach, and trainer.Her enthusiasm and high energy is contagious. Her mantra: Smile a lot!
Presenting: Developing Kids to Lead
Track: Pre-Teen & Young Leaders
Melissa Quinones
Melissa Quinones has been serving in Children's Ministry at New Life Covenant Church in Chicago for over 10 years. She received her Bachelor's degree in Early Childhood Education and later realized that her favorite subject to teach is JESUS!
Presenting: When the Music Stops
Track: Worship / Spirit-Empowered
Brendon Ramseier
I'm married to Lora and have two beautiful daughters, Mackenzie and Morgan. I've served as a kids pastor for over 20 years and am currently serving as the Family Life Pastor at New Life Church in Yorkville, IL
Presenting: One Direction (Not the Band)
Track: Family Ministry
Troy Renter
Been working with youth, children and families for more than twenty seven years as a volunteer and also professionally. By combining my educational, professional and ministry background and experience to not only reach the next generation, but help those students that have special behavior mental health needs
Presenting: Beyond the Behavior
Track: Special Needs
Rick Ricciardelli
Kidmin specialist for over 20 years'. Their passion to reach children and help other share the gospel is evident. A background in variety arts and event planning provide some unique ways of reaching kids. Rick now serves as Kidmin Director for South Carolina
Presenting: Outrageous Outreaches
Track: Connect / Fellowship / Outreach
Thomas Richardson
Tom Richardson has been in ministry for over 20 years, with international experience in equipping leaders and in effective ministry to kids. Tom desires to see kids experience a life-giving relationship with God in a relevant, safe and fun way.
Presenting: Parent Partnerships
Track: Family Ministry
Yancy Richmond
Yancy is a worship leader and songwriter for kids that travels doing family concerts. Yancy is passionate about making music that makes Jesus loud and creating worship resources for the church. She lives with her husband and two sons in Nashville, TN.
Presenting: The ABCs of Leading Worship for Preschoolers
Track: Nursery / Preschool
Presenting: Leading Kids to Be Worshippers
Track: Worship / Spirit-Empowered
Dwayne Riner
Dwayne Riner currently serves as the Head Curriculum Writer for The Ark Church and Equip Curriculum. During his 15 years in children's ministry he has written kids camps, spoken at conferences, and is the author of a children's book series.
Presenting: Utilizing Technology in Your Children's Ministry
Track: Creative Communication
Brian Rossignol
Husband. Father. Pastor. Christ-Follower. I have been blessed to live in Wyoming these past seven years. I have learned that there is no place too small for God to do big things.
Presenting: Small Place, Big Opportunities
Track: Community & Culture
Adam Schmidgall
Adam Schmidgall has entertained and educated audiences around the world since 1992 presenting a message that challenges children and adults to seek first God's Kingdom and to discover who they truly are in Christ. Adam lives in Utah with His wife and 3 children.
Presenting: Helping Children Hear and Respond to the Voice of God
Track: Grow / Discipleship
John Schwider
John Schwider brings 40 years of experience working with children, the past 20 with children with a background of trauma. He had been a Children's Pastor for 15 years in two churches, and currently mobilizes churches to hose summer camps for foster children.
Presenting: What's Wrong with This Kid?
Track: Special Needs
Jerry Sparks
Jerry, President of AG Financial Insurance Solutions, is a Certified Risk Manager and Certified Insurance Counselor with 35+ years in the industry. His area of expertise is in religious and non-profit insurance. Before joining AG Financial Insurance Solutions in 2007, Jerry was president of the Springfield, MO branch of Arthur J. Gallagher, the third largest insurance broker in the United States. His heart for ministry combined with his years of experience have set him apart as a leading expert in the field of insurance and risk management.
Presenting: Risk Management for Kids' Camps
Track: Kidmin Basics
Wayne Stocks
I am the founder of Divorce Ministry 4 Kids and Hope 4 Hurting Kids. Our mission is to serve children suffering from family disruption and other traumas & train others to better minister to them. I live outside Columbus, Ohio with my wife & 4 kids.
Presenting: Dealing with Difficult Emotions: Sadness, Depression, and Grief
Track: Special Needs
Aaron Strawn
Aaron has been serving in children's ministry for over 10 years. He is married to Amy and their number one ministry is their daughter Violet. He is currently on the Go Kids team at River Valley Church and is the self-professed KidminGeek.
Presenting: Safety First
Track: Kidmin Basics
John Tasch
John is a former Children's Pastor of over 1,200 children and over 40 years of ministry experience. John mentors Children's Pastors and leaders across the United States. His exciting, high impact teaching techniques and time-tested methods will keep you on the edge of your seats.
Presenting: Creative Games
Track: Kidmin Basics
Jean Thomason
Jean Thomason has been saying "Yes to the Dress" for 20+ years! "Miss PattyCake" speaks now to adults with a new book, P.E.P. TALKS, offering help & encouragement in the all day, everyday work of spiritual formation.
Presenting: Pep Talks
Track: Nursery / Preschool
Presenting: Pulling Preschoolers into PRAISE!
Track: Nursery / Preschool
Allison Tinajero
Allison Tinajero is the Children's Pastor at Covina Assembly in California. She's been in ministry 13 years and has spoken at churches, camps, conferences and schools across the country. She has a Masters in Leadership, and an above-average instagram.
Presenting: The Parent Problem
Track: Family Ministry
Frank Trezoglou
Frank Trezoglou, Married, 62 years old Ministry experience 20 years senior pastor, 21 years kids pastor Currently serving 175 children, 5 assistant staff and 40 volunteers
Presenting: Kids' Church 101: What Are You Called to Do?
Track: Kidmin Basics
Gay Wall
Karina Gay Wall is the District Children's and Girls Ministries Director for Georgia Assemblies of God. She has served as the Georgia GM Director for 20 years and as the Children's Director for 12 years.
Presenting: Motivating Your Team
Track: Girls Ministries / Royal Rangers
Presenting: Leading When You Are Not a Leader
Track: Leadership
Michelle Wellborn
Missionary to the children of Argentina working with King's Castle ministries in the area of Club Castillo a children's discipleship program. I have three children Lexi, Bella and Joshua. We have been in missions for 16 years.
Presenting: Children and the Supernatural // Los niños y lo sobrenatural
Track: Spanish
Presenting: Discovering Lost Jewels for Jesus' Crown // Descubriendo joyas perdidas para la corona de Jesús
Track: Spanish
Sammy Whaley
Almost 40 years of Pastoral and Children's Ministry have given Sammy & his wife, Jan some wonderful insight into the "Why and How" as well as the "Do's and Don't" of Boys and Girls Missionary Challenge.
Presenting: Leadership
Track: Leadership
Nancy Zayas
Born of Puerto Rican parents, Nancy grew up in Upstate NY. Relocating to Atlanta, GA in 1997 with her husband where she became a Children's Pastor. In 2006 she and husband David church planted, Iglesia Fuente de Vida in Woodstock, GA. She is the mother of 3 beautiful adult children, just received her first grandchild, Judah Mateo in August 2016. Nancy is the District Children's Ministry Director for Southern Latin and an Ordained Minister of the Assemblies of God.
Presenting: Teaching Kids in a Two-Language Classroom // Enseñando a los niños en un aula bilingüe
Track: Spanish


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Category Archives: Helioseismology
66. A Poynting-Robertson-Like Drag at the Sun's Surface
A new analysis using about 4 years of HMI 5-min solar p-mode limb oscillations as a rotation "tracer" finds a large velocity gradient at the top of the photosphere. It is suggested that the net effect of the photospheric angular momentum loss is similar to Poynting-Robertson "photon braking" on, for example, Sun-orbiting dust.
64. Slow Appearance of Sunspots Challenges Theory
62. Tracing p-Mode Waves from the Photosphere to the Corona in Active Regions
Through analyzing a suite of space- and ground-based observations, the authors report that above sunspots, helioseismic waves of different frequencies are able to channel up through the chromosphere and transition region into corona. General pictures of how the waves make into corona are also shown.

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The Department of English Presents
Gary Geddes and Ann Eriksson:
The Political Muse
Tuesday, November 7th, 2017
11:30 am - 12:30 pm
Watson Hall, Room 217
49 Bader Lane, Kingston
Queen's University
Geddes will read from his recent poetry and discuss Medicine Unbundled, his critically acclaimed book about Indigenous healthcare in Canada.
Eriksson will talk about the fiction-writing process and read from The Performance, her latest novel.
This event is sponsored by a grant from the National Public Readings Program.
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Sunday, December 4, 2011
Primitive Folk Art *JINGLES* Snowman Doll by *Make Me a Memory*
Just listed my new Snowman Doll! He is listed for just 3 days so check him out! He could be in your home by this coming weekend! Jingles Snowman on Ebay
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Friday, November 25, 2011
New Santa with Sheep!
Hello! Hope you all had a wonderful Thanksgiving! Just letting you know I listed another Santa with Sheep on ebay..
Thank You for stopping by!
Hidden In The Attic
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Friday, November 18, 2011
New Listing! SANTA with REINDEER!
Just listed another one of my Santa's on ebay! This one is riding his Reindeer.
Tammie and have more Santa's in the making so keep checking back!
Paula Hidden in the Attic Ebay Listings
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Tuesday, November 15, 2011
New Turkey!
Listed another Turkey on ebay! This will be the last one for this year. Also have more Santa's in the making so be sure to check back...
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Saturday, November 12, 2011
Beautiful OLD WORLD SANTA WITH SHEEP AND SLEIGH! New listings from Hidden in the Attic!
Be sure to check out Paula's new Listing! SANTA WITH SHEEP AND SLEIGH
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Monday, November 7, 2011
New Primitive Folk Art Old Time Snowman Doll just listed on Ebay!
Just listed a new snowman on Ebay! He is looking for the perfect prim home to call his own! MAKEMEAMEMORY Ebay Listing
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Saturday, November 5, 2011
NEW SANTA AND CANADIAN GOOSE LISTINGS! Hidden In The Attic
Just listed 2 Santas and a Canadian Goose on ebay this weekend. Also many more in the making so keep checking back! Thank you for looking! Hidden in the Attic Ebay Auction
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Monday, October 24, 2011
NEW PRIMITIVE FOLK ART Old Time SANTA LISTED! Make Me a Memory
I just listed my first Old Time Santa of the season on Ebay! The sign comes with him also! It finally cooled off a little here in Texas so I can get in the mood for the seasonal items. Here is the link to check him out: Make Me a Memory Old Time Santa
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Monday, October 10, 2011
More New Patterns by Make Me a Memory!
I added 2 more new patterns this weekend. I am also working on my fruits patterns for all of you who have been asking. I will post them as they are finished. Thanks for stopping by. Paula (Hidden in the Attic)is on vacation for a week but will have some really nice things to finish up when she gets home. Keep checking back for our newest offerings! Make Me a Memory Patterns
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Thursday, October 6, 2011
New Pattern! Fall Crows and Pumpkin by Make Me a Memory!
Fall PUMPKIN AND CROWS by Make Me a Memory NEW
These crows make an awesome seasonal display no matter what season. In this pattern you will get 2 ...
Price: US$9.50
It is available in e-pattern or mailed pattern. Thanks for stopping by!
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Sunday, October 2, 2011
New Primitive Sisters Ebay listings! PRIMITIVE WILD TURKEY AND BEAUTIFUL SANTA!
Paua has 3 auctions going off this evening! Make sure you check them out! Beautiful one of a kind creations! Hidden in the Attic Ebay Auctions
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Thursday, September 29, 2011
NEW PRIMITIVE FOLK ART SANTA LISTED! Hidden in the Attic!
Paula has listed a new beautiful Santa! I love the basket with this one. Here is the link: HIDDEN IN THE ATTIC SANTA
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Wednesday, September 28, 2011
PRIMITIVE FOLK ART Squirrel and Pumpkins Set! Hidden in the Attic! LAST DAY TO BID!
Wow have you ever seen a Squirrel in the prim world before? Paula has done it again! It goes off tonight! What a beautiful Fall display that you can keep out through November! Here is the link to check it out: FOLK ART SQUIRREL AND PUMPKIN SET Thanks for stopping by! Have a great day!
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Wednesday, September 14, 2011
New Primitive Sisters Ebay listings! Some Fall and A beautiful Christmas set !
We have some new listings on Ebay! I have made the crows and pumpkin and here is my link:Make Me a Memory Fall set with Crows and Pumpkin
Paula has outdone herself again with a new Santa with a goat pulling a cart and a beautiful owl set! Here is her link:Hidden in the Attic Ebay listings Thanks for stopping by! More items coming soon!
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Tuesday, September 6, 2011
Hidden in the Attic has a new Santa listed!
Paula has a new Santa on Ebay! He is a one of a kind Primitive Folk Art clay face Santa with a classic red coat. Check him out! Hidden in the Attic Santa Thanks for visiting our blog!
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Friday, August 26, 2011
Beautiful OLD WORLD SANTA! New listings from Hidden in the Attic! Primitive WITCH WITH OWL!
Paula has listed on Ebay again! She is offering a beautiful Old World Santa that I think is one of her best ever and a Prim Witch holding a very detailed owl. Paula's creations are usually one of a kind and perfect for your collections! Check her out here: Hidden in the Attic Santa and Witch
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Saturday, August 13, 2011
New Hidden in the Attic Listings! Beautiful Owls and More!
Paula has been busy getting ready for the Fall season. She has several items listed on Ebay and they are absolutely awesome works of Primitive Folk Art! Check them out:Hidden in the Attic Ebay offerings
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Tuesday, May 17, 2011
New Hidden in the Attic Listing! Abe Lincoln Grouping!
Paula has listed an awesome grouping on ebay! Isn't this Abe amazing? It is perfect to sit on your favorite shelf or tucked in a cupboard! Check it out: http://cgi.ebay.com/Primitive-Abe-Lincoln-Bust-Doll-Gathering-TDIPT-/320700037105?pt=Folk_Art&hash=item4aab3637f1
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Wednesday, April 20, 2011
This week is Apples and Oranges! Trying to get stocked up and have things available for orders. Paula (Hidden in the Attic) is working on some Geese patterns this week. Thanks for visiting our blog! Have a great day! Tammie (Make Me a Memory)
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Tuesday, April 5, 2011
Been working on some of my pears!
I(Make Me a Memory) have been working on some pears. I have sets of green, yellow, red and yellow blushing pears. I love the way they look all together. If you are interested in purchasing any of these pears please email me at email@example.com.
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Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Spring Patterns available! Make Me a Memory and Hidden in the Attic!
We are back and ready to start creating again! We have several Spring Patterns available in paper form or e-patterns. Be sure to check us out in Pattern Mart.
Paula (Hidden in the Attic)has been taking care of our Mom and then she also made a move recently so she hasn't been able to create for a few months. She has some new patterns in the works!
I (Tammie, Make Me a Memory)have been in and out of the hospital since October. I probably have spent 3 months or more out of 6 months in the hospital with the last time being March 10th. I was in intensive care for 7 days and then stayed another week. I am feeling better and hopefully on the mend. I miss creating and hope to have some things to offer soon. One day at a time! Thanks for being patient with us!
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Top trends in banking 2016
It's the time of the year when already speculations are rife on expert's prediction about what's the next big thing in banking. Here are my picks of what 2016 will have in store for the banking industry. Business processes optimization will gain spotlight, with prime focus on: Integrated architecture and BPM approach to manage operations
3 ways credit card providers can use BPM to enrich their service offerings and achieve business transformation
Business process management (BPM) in credit card services has covered credit card issuance, card servicing and bills management, but in 2014-2015 the focus is going to be more on better customer service, best in class case management systems and dispute management. With increasing security breaches and data thefts taking place in 2013, there are three


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Q: Sebastian, how sweet is a Ferrari win in Monaco? Three days ago you said it was about time that the Scuderia were back on top here…
Sebastian Vettel: Very sweet. I was dreaming in the night of how I could manage to pass Kimi at the start. That was only a dream, as it didn't work and I was rather frustrated, so I knew I would have to be patient in the first stint. On top of that the rear tyres started to degrade, so it was a pretty tough phase for me as Valtteri [Bottas] was closing the gap from behind, so I knew that pitting would be a crucial moment. I was lucky, as the car stabilised.
When Valtteri pitted it was clear that Kimi would have to react and that I would stay out. This was the plan from the very beginning - that the car that was in front would pit first. So I stayed out and gave it all in those laps and believe it or not the two or three laps that I stayed out were better than my qualifying lap on Saturday! I was definitely on the limit - and it paid off as I came out first. After that it was sort of easier, as I was able to control the race.
Q: What does that win mean? Ferrari's first here since 2001, your first here for the team here…
SV: It's really hard to find the right words. Saturday I was really pissed and there was only the hope that we could turn it around - but today we did it. Of course it is a superb result for the team. That is the main point. Yes, there have been crucial moments in my race like the decision to stay out doing 'flying laps' and jump to P1. The safety car was another, as I was on cold tyres and the risk was hard to judge on what would happen if it leaves the track again as the gaps were melting away. But suddenly I felt comfortable again in the car - and from then on it was a bit of a 'home run'!
Q: Were you surprised by how much time you could find in your car?
SV: A bit, yes. I told the pit wall that I estimated half a second, but in the end it was one second. And to tell the truth I wouldn't have been able to go any faster - I was on the limit and so was Kimi. But when he pitted the tyres mysteriously bounced back. Probably it helped that there was nobody in front of me and that I could let go with all that I had.
Q: Could it be that you won the race in the pits?
SV: Not in the pits, no. I wouldn't say that. But on the track with the old tyres - I was able to squeeze the most out of them. In the first place I was racing against Valtteri - and as long as the tyres lasted nothing spoke against staying out. What concerned Kimi I think is that he had some traffic ahead of him - and probably some issues getting the tyres up to temperature. And the times that I got from Valtteri were pretty fast, so I was surprised that I came out first after pitting.
Q: Kimi looked less than happy on the podium. Have you spoken to him?
SV: No, but I have heard that he was rather unhappy. And I can understand it, because the other way around it would be the same. But the plan was always that the car in front would pit first – and that is what happened. It was simply not foreseeable that the other way around was the better solution today.
Q: Are you a bit surprised that you are having to 'defend' your win?
SV: I think it is understandable that if you start from pole and go into the first corner in P1, you have certain expectations here in Monaco - so I can understand Kimi not being overly excited. I just knew that when Kimi pitted this was my turn – now or never – and you try anything possible. And it worked for me.
Q: All drivers say that if they can choose a race to win it would be Monaco. You have now won it twice - how is it doing it again?
SV: Somehow unbelievable. If you think of all the F1 aces that have won here several times, it makes you very proud. It is a fantastic moment for me and the team - something very special. Now let's see that we can keep up the momentum.


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We are super excited that Deadly Sanctuary has been sold to Barnholtz Entertainment, one of the largest film distributors in North America and Canada. For more information, please see link below
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Criminal fraud encompasses a wide variety of different criminal offenses. Generally, any false, misleading, or false statement that is intended to gain something of value from another person by getting the victim to believe in the truth of something the perpetrator knows to be false, for monetary or personal gain, is considered criminal fraud.
To be criminal fraud, there are certain elements of the offense that need to be proved beyond a reasonable doubt, regardless of which state the offense was committed. These elements are as follows:
There must have been a misrepresentation of a material fact;
The defendant must have known or believes the material fact to be false;
The victim or person to whom the misrepresentation was directed or intended to affect justifiably relies on the misrepresentation;
The victim suffers an actual injury or loss as a result of relying on the material misrepresentation.
Criminal fraud occurs in many different types of settings. Identity theft is one of the more insidious types since the victim is often unaware that he or she has been defrauded or that their Social Security number or passwords have been stolen until a bank account has been deleted, a large bill appears in the mail, or the victim becomes the target of a criminal investigation for an offense committed by the thief or thieves.
Obvious criminal fraud occurs when injury accidents are staged to defraud insurance companies, when a taxpayer lies about his or her income on a tax form prepared under oath, or a job seeker puts false information on a resume and receives a job as a result.
Financial fraud can take the form of embezzlement where a person in a fiduciary capacity gains control over another person's business operations or activities to whom that duty is owed, and then unlawfully transfers funds for their own use without the person's consent. Another type of criminal financial fraud is insider trading, a form of securities fraud, where a person involved in a company unlawfully gives certain confidential information to another person, or uses that information, before it is publicly disclosed to buy or sell stock at a favorable price, thus giving them an unfair advantage.
Governmental fraud is also common. Healthcare providers may bill the government under Medicare for services never provided or overcharge for the services. People applying for benefits may provide false information about their assets and income.
Other simpler instances of fraud may be buying alcohol with a false ID or gaining entrance to a sporting or entertainment venue with a counterfeit ticket or with stolen tickets.
Generally, the penalties for criminal fraud depend on the type of fraud perpetrated and the value of the property unlawfully taken. Most identity theft is considered a felony, while other types depend on the property's value. Most states treat any property stolen with a value of less than $50 as an infraction, meaning it is not criminal fraud and only subjects the violator to a fine.
For theft under $1,000, most states will treat the criminal fraud offense as a misdemeanor. Misdemeanors entail a maximum jail sentence of less than one year coupled with a fine, although most first-time offenders will usually have to make restitution to the victim, pay a fine, and serve a year or more on informal probation.
For criminal fraud involving property valued over $1,000, most states consider these as felonies. Felonies include possible incarceration in a state prison facility for more than one year, restitution to the victim, and thousands of dollars in fines. For multiple offenders or if the property had considerable value, or involved drugs or dangerous weapons, the prison sentences can be substantial.


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On my birthday I decided that it was time to make changes in my life. I wrote a goal list and now I am working towards accomplishing these goals. I want to share my journey with you in hopes that it will inspire you, too, to take the plunge into living the life you have always wanted.
I believe wholeheartedly in the law of attraction because as I learn more and more about it, I can see clearly how I have manifested everything that has come to me – both good and bad. What I have been struggling with over the past few years is the "bad" that I manifested. How can I avoid manifesting things that are seemingly so disasterous?
There are two ways to look at this. First, is that I manifested bad things and I need to find a way to stop doing so. The second is that what I manifested was exactly what I needed in order to get out of a situation I was stuck in. Basically, my desire to move forward was greater than the fear that was holding me back. I choose to believe this way of looking at my past. I have to believe that there are no mistakes because my two biggest so-called mistakes resulted in my two beautiful children. Can I ever look at them and say they were a mistake? No. Do I believe they could have come to me in any other way than they did? No.
So, manifesting bad things has to be false. Now, if only I could truly believe that. Maybe it is that I want to believe in the bad so I can have an excuse to stay stuck because moving forward into the unknown is so uncomfortable. If there is one thing I do know as truth, it is that when there are lessons to be learned, the same situation repeats itself until those lessons are learned, oftentimes with more urgency/severity.
I would love to say that I have set my fear aside and am jumping fearlessly into a new and improved existence, but I would be lying. Instead I am taking some small steps and some big steps towards creating the life I want to live. There will be failures, there will be successes, but what I am hoping for this time around is that I won't let either of them get in the way of my growth and progression towards the life I envision for myself.
Steps I have taken:
- SMALL STEP ONE: I bought Louise Hay's Morning and Evening Meditations iPhone Application . I listen to these affirmations each morning and night and they are having a profound effect on how I view the world around me – especially in the morning. I am not saying it is all rosy, but things I need to work on are clearer now than they have ever been. (Don't have an iPhone, you can buy the CD)
- SMALL STEP TWO: I got out my copy of Louise Hay's Heal Your Body A-Z and wrote down the explanations for each of my ailments and its corresponding affirmation from her book. I was astounded that each of my ailments had a very similar underlying belief and yet there was not one underlying belief that surprised me.
- SMALL STEP THREE: I looked up alternative ways to exercise. My cable company has Fitness TV on demand. I am in extreme pain quite often, but I found a Walk at Home workout that seems very manageable. Now I will incorporate it into my daily regimen.
- BIG STEP ONE: I have made the decision to apply to transfer to a new MFA program that will provide me with the experiences and education I need to guide me into the next phase of my life. This step is one filled with fear. It requires me to step outside of my comfort zone. It is a highly acclaimed writing program and I am experiencing daily feelings of anxiety that come from the belief that I am inadequate as a writer and don't deserve such a program. This is what changing my life is all about though – taking risks! I am afraid of rejection and what that will say about me, but choosing to take such a big step is opening up so many things about myself that I need to work on – especially the little voice that constantly chants that I am not good enough, not good enough, not good enough.
What am I reading now to help support me on this journey? Infinite Possibilities by Mike Dooley


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"If everyone is thinking alike, then somebody isn't thinking" – G. S. Patton
The give-and-take of a relationship, especially in the initial stages, can be oh so confusing. Sometimes, one partner's needs can get pushed aside to accommodate the other until they eventually lose touch with their personal identity.
Such sacrifices, which are much different than compromise, can create the oh-so dreaded 'we need space' scenario. Once that happens, it may be hard for the partner who gave up their needs to realize where they stand because they may lose an identity they relied on.
A couple's identity is intriguing, exciting, and can be very rewarding to build up, but it has to come from both people contributing their unique needs, quirks, and abilities to the relationship.
There is a simple solution to engaging in a balanced relationship: space + self-identity = solid foundation.
THE FEAR OF BEING A SELFISH PIECE OF WORK: Mothers, care-givers, and even reliable friends likely go through cycles of guilt if they take time for themselves because they see it as selfish. Selfless actions often get disregarded and pushed aside as a responsibility rather than a monumental trait that not everyone possesses.
"You" time time can enrich your own identity, solidify your hobbies, and keep your partner interested. Missing one another is a good thing – you desire one another's company more!
SHARING TOO MUCH TOO SOON: Relationships happen, and they can happen fast. The first date can lead to butterflies, a month later, dependence, and a year later, sheer boredom. It is not always the norm, but sometimes such events can become a reality if too much is revealed early on in the relationship.
If you know the ending to a film before you see it, you are less likely to want to see it, and the same with books. Such information ruins the mystery as well as the learning process while engaging in the movie or a book; you have a preconceived notion for everything you see and read the whole time you engage thereafter.
Relationships run the same way. A certain level of mystery is needed to keep interest strong between two partners, but it does not involve maliciously holding back information, keeping your partner in the dark, or simply shutting off. It can be something as simple as staring your lover in the eyes and letting your love speak for itself without saying a word.
Impulse, such as blurting out the first thing that comes to your mind, can reveal too much and lead to a wall effect; your words are blocking actions. Unspoken love is a very powerful tool to protect relationships and should be practiced, as well as intimacy. When someone loves you, you can see it, so accept it and let them love you back.
OUTSIDE HOBBIES AND ADVENTURES: Without hobbies, interests, and friends, how are we to learn about the world around us? We can't. Focusing on your relationship and a relationship alone is not only a burden to you and your partner, it can also lead to unhealthy obsessions and isolation, creating regular tension and anxiety. When you both have different ways of perceiving the world, multiple stories to tell and laugh about, and troubling moments in your life to work through together, it brings something special to the relationship; conversation.
Conversation is an essential way to understand your partner's point of view, and a tension free conversation is the best way to gain their trust. Trust allows you to develop an understanding of their private world and work through their imperfections, as well as your own.
Although space and self-development is essential, making your relationship interesting and engaging both emotionally and mentally is very important. As with everything, balance is key, so go out, have fun with your friends, spend some time enriching your business model, then snuggle up with your hubby! A diverse day keeps you out of trouble and keeps life interesting!
THE SKINNY ON TEAM WORK: A relationship is an intimate team experience. You are both players in the game of love, so bring forth your best traits, learn from one another, and you two may just be unstoppable!


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Photography-loving Office Cleaner
Mr. Lui Hock Seng has been in love with photography for over half a century and ever since been taking pictures of his beloved country, Singapore. During the night, Mr. Lui who is 79 years old, works as an office cleaner while during the day he is a photographer.
When morning comes, he would pack his Nikon camera inside his backpack and walk around various areas including the neighborhoods of Toa Payoh and Redhill in order to score some good shots. At night he is employed by the SPH or Singapore Press Holdings as a cleaner.
Mr. Lui took interest in photography when he was only a teenager back in the 50s. Upon seeing other people taking photographs, he was also encouraged to learn the skill. Through a friend's introduction, he was able to become a member of the South-East Asia Photographic Society where he learned photography.
Upon finishing school, he was employed as a mechanic and he worked the job for a few decades. His father was a tailor while his other was a housewife and they have six children. Mr. Lui was the third child and because of the family's situation he was not able to buy a camera. 55 years ago, his eldest brother gifted him a Rolleiflex which is made by Germans. During those days, it was considered the best kind of mechanical camera and photographic film are required.
During his early 40s, he encountered an accident during work and his right eye lost its sight. Through his passion, he was able to win competitions both locally and internationally. He used to work as a part-time photographer too during events and special occasions but stopped when he reached the age of 60 because the job was too tiring for him.
Despite his age, he is keeping up with the new technology and decided to learn Photoshop. The employees at The Strait Times, a company owned by SPH, are contributing in order to give Mr. Lui a new camera since his digital camera for six years is already faulty.
With the passion he has for photography, it is not surprising that many are encouraged to be a Destination Photographer & Videographer. Mr. Lui is now focusing on taking photos of the crowds in order to see the ones that stand out and he called them weird as well as wonderful at the same time.


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How to write a personal statement: your top questions answered
If starting your personal statement currently feels like the hardest thing in the world, you're not alone. Should you make the opening line really exciting? Should it be about you or the course? Are you worried you might be saying the same thing as everyone else? Don't panic, we've got you covered! We have boiled down your top seven questions with examples from real students.
1. When should I start my personal statement?
The UCAS deadline is 15 January so it's good to get started before Christmas so you can enjoy the holidays. Our student Ella Squires advises to start early! "I had exams in January so it was important for me to complete my statement and send it off as early as possible!
You can still apply through UCAS after 15 January up until 30 June, however some of our courses may be full.
2. How long should a personal statement be?
The personal statement should be one to two pages long. You have a maximum of 47 lines or 4,000 characters to work with so use short, concise sentences and delete any unnecessary words. This is all the space UCAS give you on their online application system to show off that you're a great student – so don't worry if it takes you're a good few redrafts until you're happy with it.
3. How do I start my opening line?
The most effective opening sentences are simple, to the point and personal to you. Think about what made you pick the subject and what you enjoy the most about it. Remember showing your interest and enthusiasm in the course is the biggest thing. Start with why you chose it, then try and summarise this in one or two sentences. But be careful, avoid overused opening sentences, quotes and clichés like 'when I was young…' They want to know about you now, not your childhood or Shakespeare!
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Here's some better lead sentences from our students:
"I am applying for a place to study social work because I have always wanted to be able to make a difference to people's lives. With social work I believe I can do this in a caring and supportive way."
"When deciding what I should study at university, I came to, what was for me, a natural conclusion: History. I find myself constantly astounded and inspired by history and I have never found another subject as exhilarating and interesting. My personal interests lie mainly in Early Modern and Modern History."
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4.What should I include in my personal statement apart from my studies?
- Hobbies: Make a list of your hobbies, interests and social activities. Then think about how they demonstrate your personality, skills and abilities. Try to link them to the skills and experience required for your course(s). Make sure you include interests you have at school like extra-curricular activities. You'll be surprised how relevant it all is.
- Experience: Get some experience in the field you want to go into, if you haven't got direct experience than relate how your studies have increased your passion for the course. Make sure everything you write about is relevant to the course.
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- ABC method: A good idea is to use the 'ABC' method. When writing about each experience, use the ABC (action, benefit and course) structure. What is the activity, what skills and qualities have come from it and how does it relate to the course?
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2nd humble attempt at the logo.This time more traditional and organic.

Hi Draven, really like these, good work!
Well, since this thread doesn't say "DravenX's Fan Art" I might as well post this here,
Just wanted a clean, colorful version for something ... although I cannot remember what it was ...

Also very nice
I think on the new site I'm writing, we can have some fan art section for everyone to post this sort of thing!
Thank you Tom.
@Buddy 40 nice man keep it up.Anyone is more than welcome to put their C2 artwork here.

Guess you could use this when you get ready to start making C3.

My attempt at C2 logo...

I made one you can use for Construct 3. It's hand drawn!

I hope New Construct does better than New Coke.
that was a little piece of awesome newt...lol
heheh newt. I actually started looking for the coca cola font so I could do that , but changed my mind due to laziness
I made one you can use for Construct 3. It's hand drawn!


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It really does pay to plan your day out in advance, as on-the-door to LEGOLAND® Windsor tickets are a hefty £48 for adults and £43.80 for kids for a one-day pass.
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For an awesome family day out this year visit the LEGOLAND® Windsor Resort and experience the ultimate world of LEGO® adventure!
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With the First Choice All Inclusive LEGOLAND ticket you get your park entrance, lunch and drinks in one simple bundle.
That means you get everything you'll need for the day for a nicely discounted price of £46.
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Ticket Types Available: Adult (16+ years), Child (3-15 years) . Under 3s go free!
As is the case with the one-day tickets, you'll save up to 20% OFF when you book between 2-6 days in advance and save 26% when you book 7+ days in advance.
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Get twice the fun for half the price, and explore everything that the LEGOLAND® Windsor Resort has to offer for less.
Prices start from just £34 per person, and includes:
- Exclusive 30-minute early access to selected rides!
- Overnight stay at the LEGOLAND® Resort Hotel or a handpicked local hotel
- Delicious breakfast
However, there's limited availability, so don't miss out – rooms are getting booked up fast for this popular 1 Day + 1 Day FREE offer.
Stay at the Legoland Resort Hotel – The Ultimate Legoland Experience
Right in the heart of the LEGOLAND® Windsor Resort, the LEGOLAND Hotel is the ultimate sleepover option to accompany your LEGOLAND Holiday and make it a trip your little ones will never forget.
- It's conveniently located within LEGOLAND® itself – no travel required, all the fun of the park is literally on your doorstep!
- Giant indoor Pirate LEGO® play area and pirate-themed swimming pool
- BRICKS Family Restaurant or the Skyline Bar
- A LEGO® gift for your kids when you check in
- 1 Day FREE offer – get 2 days at LEGOLAND®: twice the fun for half the price!
It's an extra-special experience that allows you and the kids to stay right at the heart of the action from just £132 for a family of four.
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Kids can also go to LEGOLAND® for FREE when you stay at a hotel near LEGOLAND® in 2016 on selected dates.
For a family of four, prices start from £128. For that you get:
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- Your LEGOLAND® tickets, overnight stay + breakfast
- That works out at just £32 per person for a whole weekend of LEGOLAND® fun!
Whether you are earning your first driving licence behind the wheel of a LEGO car at the LEGO City Driving School, helping the LEGO City Coastguard HQ in your own LEGO boat, riding a fearsome Dragon through a medieval castle or even discovering the lost metropolis of Atlantis in a Submarine — The LEGOLAND Windsor Resort has something for everyone!
Hotels near LEGOLAND® Windsor
If you don't fancy staying at the official LEGOLAND® Resort Hotel (or it's all booked out), don't worry. There are plenty of other hotel options near the park – we've picked the best hotel deals below.
Family hotel rooms from £44 or less
A list of 40 family-friendly hotels conveniently located near LEGOLAND® Windsor is available from Booking.com. With rooms starting at £44 or less in 2016, they are a great money saving option and a means of ensuring you get to spend the most amount of time exploring LEGOLAND®.
- Browse through 45 different hotels located within around 6 miles of LEGOLAND® Windsor.
- Some include a full breakfast in the price.
- Check out the reviews from other guests before you book.
- No cancellation fees on most hotels, and pay only when you stay!
Where is LEGOLAND®?
Travelling by train – BIG savings when you book in advance with Virgin Trains
You and your family can take an easy ride to LEGOLAND® Windsor via the train to Windsor and Eton Riverside or Windsor and Eton Central, where a shuttle bus is available.
There are regular trains from London Paddington or direct trains from London Waterloo that get you there in about 30 minutes.
If you do plan on travelling to LEGOLAND® by train, book your tickets well in advance to secure the best cheap train ticket offers.
Virgin Trains offers big £££ savings when you buy in advance compared to buying your tickets on the day. Other benefits of booking with them include:
Huge savings by booking up to 12 weeks in advance.
Further savings of 30% and more by using Railcards.
Free seat reservation on selected journeys.
NO FEES for credit or debit cards.
How to get there by road
LEGOLAND® is within easy reach of the M25 and is two miles from Windsor town centre. It's on the B3022 Windsor/Ascot road and is clearly signposted from junction three of the M3, and junction six of the M4.
LEGOLAND® opening times 2016
The LEGOLAND® Windsor Resort is open from 14 March – 3 November 2016.
Opening hours vary. LEGOLAND® is always open 10am-5pm – but on weekends (and for much of March) it is open for an extra hour (10am-6pm). Then during late July and August, it is open 10am-7pm.
LEGOLAND® Discovery Centre, Manchester
If you live in the North of England with kids aged 3-10, then the LEGOLAND® Discovery Centre might just be the perfect day out. It is located at Manchester Trafford Centre and offers yet another experience for little LEGO® fans. On-the-door tickets are £23 per person.
- Book in advance and save up to 40% on-line and save! On-line tickets are £20 while advanced tickets start from £9.95 per person.
- Book on-line for a visit after 4pm and you'll get in for HALF PRICE!
- Immersive 4D cinema, LEGO® Factory and several other attractions.
- Open daily from 10am to 7pm, even during those dull, boring winter months!
- Kids aged 2 and under got FREE!
Legoland Attractions and Events in 2016
LEGOLAND® Rainy Day policy – their guarantee
If you buy your LEGOLAND® tickets direct from the LEGOLAND® Windsor website, you can weather-proof your day out.
Buy your ticket online anytime before 27 March – 22 October and you'll receive the Rainy Day Guarantee. This means that if it rains for one hour or more during your trip, you'll get a free 1-day return visit to LEGOLAND®!
Special Events for 2016
There are loads of fun and fab events going on to entertain the kids on your visit to LEGOLAND®! Here's our top pick of amazing events and shows going on in LEGOLAND® during 2016.
Lego Star Wars Miniland Death Star Mode Display
One of the most impressive and biggest models ever created for the LEGOLAND® Windsor Resort will be revealed in March when a 500,000 brick LEGO Star WarsTM recreation of Darth Vader's ultimate super weapon, The Death Star, becomes the centrepiece of an epic new finale at the hugely popular LEGO Star WarsTM Miniland Model Display.
Special Star WarsTM event days will run on May Bank Holiday Weekend.
The LEGO Movie 4D
It's an all-new, totally original, never ever seen before 4D movie and it's only at the LEGOLAND Windsor Resort in 2016!
Our heroes, along with the audience, go on a trip to a new theme park and wind up in an incredible adventure they never expected.
We hope you find these LEGOLAND® ticket deals for 2016 useful, and enjoy a great time at the resort. Remember, if you book 7+ days in advance you will save yourself up to 26% on your tickets, so book early, and you'll be able to enjoy the same experience for less!
Other theme park deals 2016
If you live in London or the south east or plan on taking a holiday or short break in the area, we have also got the latest deals from Thorpe Park and Chessington World of Adventures. Alternatively, if you're going to visit attractions in central London, check out our voucher code deals on London attractions for the family.
We've also got amazing deals at the UK's biggest and favourite theme park, Alton Towers.
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Some of the best opportunities in early childhood careers and jobs is working with children from birth to five and their families at one of Vermont's Head Start and Early Head Start programs. There are more than 500 individuals working as teachers, teacher assistants, substitute teachers, home visitors and family services, health/nutrition aids, nurses, education services managers, cooks, supervisors and many more professions.
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Teacher: The NEKCA Lyndonville Head Start, a 5-STARS preschool program, is seeking a full-time Teacher. Qualified candidates should have the ability to plan and implement a developmentally appropriate comprehensive education program for 3-5 year old children in a classroom setting; ability to function in a team teaching situation; keep objective records and engage families in areas of Health, Nutrition, Family Services and Education. Minimum of a Bachelor's Degree in Early Childhood Education or Bachelor's Degree in a related field with coursework in Early Childhood Education required; experience working with young children preferred. The closing date for applications is August 13, 2018 or until filled.
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