The Elly Report
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- Elly Report, Spring
2005 [441KB PDF]
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2005 [437KB PDF]
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How to Start a Winning Campaign [19KB]
Fundraising Summary Sheet [40KB PDF]
RTC Action Packet [67KB PDF]
RTC Two-Year Plan [37KB PDF]
The Campaign Countdown & Special Offer on Autodials [140KB]
Beware of Surveys [493KB PDF]
Door to Door Helpful Hints [142KB PDF]
Fundraising Call Tips [142KB PDF]
Media Tips [124KB PDF]
Tips on How the Republican Party Can Help Your Race [125KB PDF]
Parades & Special Event Tips [127KB PDF]
Public Speaking Tips [140KB PDF]
Re-Energizing Your Fundraising Plan [144KB PDF]
A Prayer For The World
(PARADE Magazine,
March 23, 2003, Contributed by Helena Sarty, WRCWC)
If prayer can promote healing in us, why not in our troubled world?
We asked the distinguished spiritual teacher Rabbi Harold S. Kushner
- author of When Bad Things Happen to Good People - to compose a prayer
for PARADE readers that can be said by anyone of any faith.
Let the rain come and wash away the ancient grudges, the bitter hatreds
held and nurtured over generations.
Let the rain wash away the memory of the hurt, the neglect.
Then let the sun come out and fill the sky with rainbows.
Let the warmth of the sun heal us wherever we are broken.
Let it burn away the fog so that we can see each other clearly.
So that we can see beyond labels, beyond accents, gender or skin color.
Let the warmth and brightness of the sun melt our selfishness.
So that we can share the joys and feel the sorrows of our neighbors.
And let the light of the sun be so strong that we will see all people
as our neighbors.
Let the earth, nourished by rain, bring forth flowers to surround us
with beauty.
And let the mountains teach our hearts to reach upward to heaven. Amen.
- Rabbi Harold S. Kushner
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