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    For the previously mentioned short term and long term goals to be achievable‚ Resurrection Lutheran School must have leadership and staff committed to these goals and the accomplishment of all short and long term strategies. Staff must be well trained and motivated to accomplish all of the school’s plans. The primary objective of RLS must be doing all things in excellence to bring glory to God and create peak levels of customer satisfaction. IM will be used as a tool to help RLS achieve these objectives

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    Introduce your community to your colleagues New alternatives is a program that is offered through Lutheran Social Services and assists 18 to 21 years old adults with learning to live independently. Through this system young adults with mental illness are offered a chance to learn how to live independently with 24 hour staffing in this group home environment. Staffing this facility 24 hours offers security along with case management‚ counseling‚ nursing care‚ and assistance with medication administration

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    Bipin Pant AP Euro Thesis Statement While the ultimate objective of the Catholic Reformation was to recognize and spread Catholicism. Some aims‚ methods‚ and degree of success of the catholic reformation in the 16th century were activities of the Jesuits‚ the revival of papacy and the Council of Trent. Activities of the Jesuits Established highly disciplined schools The Jesuits took over in catholic universities and by 1600 they were the most famous educators in Europe Propagation

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    FORM OF CONTRACT (Arts 1356-1358) 1. What is the form of a contract in order that it will of obligatory force? (Art. 1356‚ CC) GENERAL RULE: Whatever may be the form in which a contract may have been entered into‚ the general rule to 1356 of the Civil Code‚ is that it shall be obligatory provided all of the essential requisites for its validity are present. EXCEPTIONS: 1) When the law requires that the contract must be in a certain form in order to be valid; and 2) When the law requires that the

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    1. What is referred as the Protestant Reformation? What are the changes that the reformers introduced? The Protestant Reformation was a movement that aimed to reform the beliefs and practices of the Catholic Church. Some of the changes that the reformers introduce in this reformation were that God offers salvation to sinners in spite of their sins. Another change that was introduced was the idea that the Pope‚ the priest‚ the monk or the bishop should not have all the spiritual authority over

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    In 1517‚ the Protestant Reformation started. The Protestant Reformation was a period where the church was attempting to reform. Martin Luther was a monk who led the Reformation because he disagreed with the Pope in every aspect.While Martin Luther tried to change the ways of how God wanted it to be he caused a great impact towards society. Many people have criticized the Church because of its authorities and the abuse of power the Pope and Priest have made such as saying that their word is God’s

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    Differences between Lutheran Schools and Public Schools November 4‚ 2010 Differences between Lutheran Schools and Public Schools Differences between Lutheran schools and public schools can seem very drastic to people who have not personally experienced both school systems themselves. While both school systems are different‚ they both can offer a joyful experience to the student. Realizing the differences can help one to decide which school system best fits their needs. Lutheran schools are

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    Religion and Its Impact during the Crusades and Reformation Religion has been in existence for over 30‚000 years throughout societies. By definition religion is the belief in and worship of a superhuman controlling power‚ especially a personal God or gods. Over 4‚200 religions have been rooted as a way to give humanity answers to the unknown. While religion is profoundly practiced it is also extremely controversial in civilizations. This argumentative topic will be discussed throughout this

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    Throughout post World War II America‚ many different immigration groups were facing discrimination and harsh consequences and one of the most apparent racial groups undergoing this was the Latinos. After the U.S.-Mexican war ended in 1848‚ the U.S. claimed territory in the Southwest that had belonged to Mexico. The U.S.-Mexico border was built and all Spanish-speakers were removed from their native land and were being harshly discriminated against due to stereotypical and racist views that arose

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    How important were the German princes in creating the atmosphere within which Lutheranism was successful? The German princes were crucial to the Reformation‚ creating the atmosphere which made Lutheranism successful between 1521 and 1555‚ because they carried forward Luther’s ideology making it reality. Their authority over Charles V‚ the new inexperienced emperor with the military support and influence over voting his seat in power allowed them to support Luther for example at the Diet of Worms

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