RFS TIPS
RFS TIPS
By GEOFF Norton
CELEBRATING a successful Run for the Son season may not simply be a chapter occasion, but also neighboring chapters should get together and express their thanks to their community.
My guess is you didnβ t expect that statement above to end with thanking the community. How can the chapter serve at a local festival, art show, car, boat, or motorcycle show, and why should they? Giving back to the community is not only a gesture of goodwill, but a Christian perspective of Godβ s will for the direction your chapter should be engaged in.
Having conversations with local contacts about what you recently accomplished during Run for the Son season and what it is all about may be very valuable during the new Run for the Son season. In addition, you now have new contacts for opportunities and may be able to plan one of those events while serving at another. I encourage you to serve in your local community, build relationships, and share your Run for the Son successes and challenges. These relationships will prove beneficial as you move along in the 2025 Run for the Son season. CMA
This tip was provided was Geoff Norton, CMA CFO.
Donβ t forget to send us your tips and testimonies so we can share them with others. Please send them to rfs @ cmausa. org
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Regional RFS Team Leads |
Region 1 Hazel Coomes 360-250-1600 |
Region 2 Jeremiah Johnson 520-990-5657 |
Region 3 Steve Gorder 608-574-5543 |
Region 4 Alan & Pam Morris 870-598-4006 |
Region 5 Sharon Bowers 301-842-2026 |
Region 6 Kelly & Denise Newsome 706-799-0229 |
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Think about that. What we do matters. We may be the only connection someone knows to reach out to. Iβ m still not one hundred percent sure how Bryce knew my cellphone number, but God does!
CMA
Cecil Walker serves as Area Rep in Central Arizona.