On reflecting on priorities for the organization tongue in cheek style

Consider key opportunities, those relationships which are our responsibilities, the impact we have on these relationships, and those services of a relational manner, the risk to not providing for relationships, of some lack of effort, and additional costs to the stress and strain of maintaining such relationships, such as those covered in modus operandi, we… Read More On reflecting on priorities for the organization tongue in cheek style

Brought up in a home for boys was hard, then life turned for the better

Around the world with your baggage 2002. It’s no easy road finding God. At least, for Ian Head (Pictured above). In 1956, he was going to end his life by jumping off the Westminster Bridge in London. A pull to go to the remotest part of the world was stronger. Ian arrived in Wellington, New… Read More Brought up in a home for boys was hard, then life turned for the better

Retired widower remarried

Doubly successful in marriage 2013. A retired New Zealand vicar who’s been blessed with two long, happy marriages knows the secret of success. Cecil Marshall, now eighty-six, was married to Barbara for 40 years. After her death 18 years ago, he was devastated but remarried and has enjoyed another 17 years of marriage to Margaret.