What the Dickens: What Charles had to say about money (1-6)
Charles Dickens turns 204 on February 7, 2016 and nine months early (in honour of his conception) I’m celebrating with six of the twelve things he – through his characters – said about money. This isn’t my list, it’s from The Telegraph (UK) newspaper. The other six famous quotes? Well, you’ll have to wait til Chuck’s birthday […]
FROM THE FOREWORD BY PAUL HENDERSON
“John’s desire is not to get us down on ourselves for where we might be today but to spread our wings and live gratefully, joyfully, generously, and expectantly, being a blessing to others when we have the ability or chance to do so.”
—From the foreword by Canada’s hockey hero, Paul Henderson
Rev. Dr. G. Malcolm Sinclair, Metropolitan United Church
“‘Don’t challenge people about how they spend their time, raise their kids, or use their money.’ These are the ‘no-go zones.’ John goes.”
—Rev. Dr. G. Malcolm Sinclair
Janet Gadeski, Founding President of The United Church of Canada Foundation
“A ‘why-to’ rather than a ‘how-to,’ LOONIE may also be the only truly hilarious book about stewardship.”
—Janet Gadeski, Founding President of The United Church of Canada Foundation
Rev. Dr. Peter Wyatt, former Principal of Emmanuel College
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—Rev. Dr. Peter Wyatt, former Principal of Emmanuel College
Rev. Dr. Robin Wilkie
“John VanDuzer tackles the difficult and dreaded subject of stewardship in a refreshing, engaging, and humorous way.”
—Rev. Dr. Robin Wilkie
Rev. Robin McGauley
“A readable and engaging reflection on God’s call to us in light of Western affluence.”
—Rev. Robin McGauley
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—Dianne Lister, former President and CEO of the ROM Board of Governors and former CEO, The Hospital for Sick Children Foundation.