Podcasts about bylaws

 In this episode David, Mike, Ruthie and Jeff talk about the Kingdom of God. The discussion centers on the bylaw of re-relating within the Kingdom of God.

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Tom Halvorson, attorney and author, “Complaint Filed in LCMS v. Christian, Bannwolf & Concordia University Texas” LCMS Persists in Asserting Federal Jurisdiction of Concordia University Texas Case Complaint Filed in LCMS v. Christian, Bannwolf & Concordia University Texas The Sovereignty of Nebulous Ethos at Concordia Texas Two Simple Questions about Concordia Texas Throwing Off the Bylaws of the LCMSThe post An Update on a Lawsuit Between Concordia University Texas and the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod – Tom Halvorson, 6/9/26 (1603) first appeared on Issues, Etc..

In this episode David, Mike, Ruthie and Jeff talk about the Kingdom of God. The discussion centers on the bylaw of the Fathers wisdom or responsibility within the Kingdom of God.

In this episode of Practically Pastoring, Andrew, Tim, and Jeff tackle two ministry questions that hit both structure and soul. First, they dig into church constitutions and bylaws, especially what happens when a church's governing documents were written for an earlier season and now create real bottlenecks for staffing, leadership, and growth. The conversation explores the difference between governance and management, why churches need to follow the bylaws they have before changing them, and how clear communication with the congregation can turn a frustrating process into a healthy teaching moment. From there, the guys shift to a question many pastors feel but do not always know how to answer: how do you actually find your people in ministry? If everyone says not to do ministry alone, what do you do when you feel isolated, younger than everyone else in town, and unsure where to start? The discussion gets practical about building friendships on purpose, reaching out before burnout hits, and letting go of the idea that your ministry friends have to be perfect personality matches or exact ministry clones. Along the way, the episode offers a helpful reminder that healthy ministry needs both strong systems and real relationships. You can have polished documents and still burn out in isolation, or great friendships and still get tripped up by unclear structures. Faithful ministry requires both clarity and companionship. What we cover in this episodeHow to know when bylaws are protecting the church and when they are paralyzing itWhy churches should distinguish between major governance decisions and day-to-day ministry managementHow to approach bylaw revisions without ignoring the process already in placeWhy communication and vision-casting matter when changing governing documentsHow isolation in ministry often persists because pastors wait too long to build friendshipsWhy your people do not have to be your age, your denomination, or your exact ministry roleSimple first steps for building real ministry friendships this weekWhy “don't do ministry alone” requires intention, not just agreementSponsors mentioned #sponsoredChurch MerchFor mugs, shirts, banners, stickers, and more for your church. PromotionsGuy.com/churchmerchPreach26A ministry conference for pastors and church leaders, October 6 through 8 in The Woodlands, Texas, featuring speakers including Dane Ortlund, Brian McCormack, Hakeem Bradley, and more.Head over to www.preach26.com and use the code [PastorPod] at checkout to get your name entered TWICE in all of the giveaways throughout the conference, including the Wyoming weekend getaway.

Deb is in for Jerry today as she discusses how Toronto council is nudging heat bylaw plans forward as renters face another stifling summer, she talks to an environmental lawyer as well as takes your calls on the matter . Deb also discusses teacher absences on the rise and gets your opinion on it . Finally, Deb takes on a point Scott Reid made on the Morning Brief on alternatives for people breaking the law multiple times.

Edmonton city council has approved what has been described as an alternative to a private tree protection bylaw. Plus, we take a look at proposed changes to Jasper Avenue and Whyte Avenue. But don't worry, they're not funded yet.(00:00) - Introduction (01:17) - Ad: U of A Reads (01:52) - Protecting private trees (08:56) - Stabilization centre (18:30) - Jasper Avenue New Vision (29:27) - Whyte Avenue BRT (39:12) - Close Here are the relevant links for this episode:Protecting private treesOn the agenda: Bridges, trees, and office budgetsEdmonton wants to grow its tree canopy but some developers oppose bearing costEdmonton city councillors vote to expand tree planting securities for home buildersFor some residents across Toronto, this tree's fruit is anything but sweetStabilization centreEdmonton police 'stabilization centre' to hold people in crisisEdmonton police and Recovery Alberta to create facility for disorder, public intoxicationEPS 2025 Annual Report: Highlights Public Safety Progress, Innovation, and a New Approach to PolicingApril 2023: Alberta backs program that offers addictions supports to people in Edmonton police custody2023: New Integrated Care Centre OpenJasper Avenue New VisionJasper Avenue New Vision107 Street Streetscaping: 99 Avenue to Jasper Avenue Design BookletYour turn: Jasper Ave, street labs, and biz censusWhyte Avenue BRTBus Rapid Transit Planning: BRT Route B2Prioritize Whyte Ave: Spring 2026 BRT Engagement StanceThis episode is brought to you by U of A Reads from the University of Alberta. From poetry to protest, memory to motivation — U of A alumni authors unpack the forces behind their writing in candid, thought-provoking conversations. Learn more at uab.ca/readsSpeaking Municipally is produced by Taproot Edmonton. We deliver reliable intelligence about the Edmonton region.Sign up to get The Pulse, our weekday news briefing. It's free!Want to reach the smartest, most-engaged people in the Edmonton region? Learn more about advertising with Taproot Edmonton! ★ Support this podcast ★

In this episode David, Mike, Ruthie and Jeff talk about the Kingdom of God. The discussion centers on the bylaw of spiritual truth within the Kingdom of God.

What does a copyright lawyer think? Ford government unveils framework for growing Ontario defence industry over next decadeGUESTS: Georgina Danzig - Partner at Heer Law, an intellectual property law boutique in Toronto.Christian Leuprecht - Professor in Leadership, Royal Military College and Queen’s University

The Sacramento County Disaster Council convened to establish a quorum and handle routine business, including adoption of bylaws with minor typographical corrections and the 2026 meeting calendar. Presentations covered the Local Hazard Mitigation Plan update with public meetings planned in June, the Integrated Preparedness Plan (IPP) process and upcoming workshop to set multi-year training and exercise priorities, and the Fire Safe Council report on community wildfire prevention, grant efforts, and CWPP development. Other actions included electing a city vice chair, approving the disaster service worker volunteer calendar, and emphasizing regional coordination and public engagement in emergency planning before adjournment.

Nate went to the Libertarian National Convention and came back exhausted, frustrated, and convinced the LP has a serious problem. This is his eyewitness breakdown of the convention chaos, the LPNH fight, the rubber chicken heckling, the property rights dispute, and why national LP politics keeps failing liberty. The Libertarian Party should be focused on real-world freedom, lower taxes, less war, property rights, and reducing government power. Instead, Nate argues the convention exposed constant infighting, procedural fights, faction battles, and a party more focused on controlling the "libertarian" brand than winning liberty for actual people. This episode covers the Libertarian Party of New Hampshire controversy, Jeremy Kauffman, the disaffiliation fight, the viral slap incident, promo materials, private property, and why state and local liberty work may matter more than national party drama.   00:00 Good Morning Liberty 01:45 The Libertarian National Convention was a mess 04:00 Why libertarianism is not growing 05:30 No real strategy for more liberty 08:00 Party over principles in the LP 09:30 What has the national LP actually accomplished? 15:45 New LP leadership and the first controversy 18:15 Bylaws, delegate rules, and procedural games 23:15 Jeremy Kauffman and the LPNH fight 25:00 Rubber chickens and heckling speakers 37:15 The alleged Nazi salute moment 41:00 The viral slap and property rights dispute 59:00 What liberty-minded people should do now 01:12:00 Lynn Ulbricht and the good people still doing the work Links: Watch All Episodes: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLi78svKlBr_8o0dDOX8DxO_Wwxu6WYhhA Watch Host Favorites: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLi78svKlBr__Zu40RL7mWxCuOOe54zgy2 Join the Fed Haters Club @ joingml.com All links @ gml.bio.link Subscribe, like, comment, and share this episode. Follow the show on your favorite podcast app, and leave a rating and review.  

In this episode David, Mike, Ruthie and Jeff talk about the Kingdom of God. The discussion centers on the bylaw of tolerance within the Kingdom of God.

Most Lutherans do not get excited about bylaws — but sometimes a bylaw change can have real consequences for local ministry.In this episode of Lead Time, Tim Ahlman and Jack Kalleberg sit down with Jim Saalfeld, CEO of the Church Extension Fund, to discuss LCMS Overture 9-06 and proposed changes related to Bylaw 1.5. While part of the overture appears to create new structures for entities like LCEF and Concordia Plans to partner with for-profit entities, Jim raises concerns that the broader rewrite may be far more sweeping than many delegates realize.Could this affect local ministries, RSOs, church-related organizations, CEFs, governance documents, property, audits, donations, and legal liability? And should delegates vote on something this complex if they do not fully understand what it means?This conversation is not about assigning motive. It is about asking for clarity before the 2026 LCMS Convention in Phoenix.If you are an LCMS pastor, lay delegate, congregational leader, school leader, RSO leader, or simply a Lutheran who cares about the future of the Synod, this is a conversation worth hearing.Support the show⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️Care about the future of the LCMS?Join the LCMS Current! (LCMS Current Events Newsletter)https://www.uniteleadership.org/thelcmscurrent⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️To learn more, visit uniteleadership.org

In this episode David, Mike, Ruthie and Jeff talk about the Kingdom of God. The discussion centers on the bylaw of reduced interest within the Kingdom of God.

Marki Lemons Ryhal reveals how discipline, AI, focus, education, and service can help professionals build more income, protect their peace, and create a legacy that reaches far beyond business success.See article: https://www.unitedstatesrealestateinvestor.com/build-the-life-business-and-legacy-you-were-born-for-with-marki-lemons-ryhal/(00:00) - Introduction to The REI Agent Podcast and Marki Lemons Ryhal(00:52) - Marki Opens with Advocacy, Travel, and Homeownership Rights(01:03) - How Marki Does It All with Calendar Discipline(01:31) - From a Legendary Chicago Barbecue Family to Real Estate(01:41) - Lawsuit, Single Motherhood, and Real Estate as a Lifeline(02:39) - Marki's Son Becomes Part of the Real Estate Legacy(02:51) - Why Her Son Wanted to Become a Broker at Age Seven(03:53) - Raising a Child Inside the Real Estate Business(04:46) - The Biggest Gap New Agents Face After Licensing(05:44) - The MLS Dues Wake-Up Call That Changed Everything(07:53) - Why Real Estate Education Became Marki's Lifelong Mission(08:23) - What the Licensing Exam Does Not Teach Agents(10:22) - Starting as a Loan Originator with a Real Marketing Plan(11:18) - Building a Database and Treating Real Estate Like a Business(12:56) - SEO, AEO, GEO, Press Releases, Newsletters, and Repurposed Content(13:59) - Early Social Media, MySpace, Craigslist, and SlideShare Marketing(14:49) - Chicago House Music and the MySpace Question(15:27) - Marki's Early Adoption of ChatGPT and AI(16:00) - Using AI Automation to Buy Back Time for Pilates and Life(18:08) - Prayer, Landmark, Law of Attraction, Brain.fm, Learning, and Service(19:00) - RPR, Esri Data, and Neighborhood-Specific Strategy(19:27) - NotebookLM, Zip Code Prompts, and Free AI Tools for Agents(20:51) - Buyer Representation, Value, and the New Agent Conversation(21:36) - RPAC, Advocacy, and Protecting Private Homeownership Rights(22:37) - Local, State, and National Leadership in Real Estate(24:33) - Why Volunteering Requires Business Understanding First(25:01) - The Financial Cost and Purpose Behind Industry Volunteerism(25:57) - How Associations Fight Added Costs for Homeowners(27:07) - The $25,000 RPAC Conversation and Union Dues Comparison(30:47) - James B. Lemons Way, Barbecue Legacy, and Generational Impact(31:52) - Excellence, Technology, and Serving the Next Generation(33:16) - Scholarships, Sorority Sisters, and Being the Product of the Village(35:02) - Fulfillment, Sleep, Joy, and Being in a Healthy Place(35:54) - Using NotebookLM for Bylaws, Strategy Plans, and Accountability(39:47) - Marki's Favorite Book, The One Thing(40:27) - Focus, Niches, Zip Codes, and the Power of Owning One Lane(42:24) - Where to Find Marki Lemons Online(42:57) - The MySpace Joke and Final Thank You(43:13) - Closing Message from The REI Agent Podcast(43:25) - Final Entertainment and Advice DisclaimerContact Marki Lemons Ryhalhttps://www.markilemons.com/https://www.facebook.com/markilemons/https://www.instagram.com/markilemons/https://www.linkedin.com/in/markilemons/https://www.youtube.com/@AIforRealpreneurs⁩ Marki Lemons Ryhal's story is a powerful reminder that success is not just about doing more. It is about doing the right things with discipline, focus, service, and purpose. When professionals protect their calendar, embrace education, use AI wisely, and choose one lane to own, they can build more than income. They can build peace, impact, and a legacy that serves the next generation. To learn more and keep building the life you want, visit https://reiagent.comIs success destroying your peace? Most pros grind until they break. Download The Investor's Life Balance Sheet: A Holistic Wealth Audit to see if you are building a legacy or heading for burnout. Presented by The REI Agent Podcast & United States Real Estate Investor® https://sendfox.com/lp/m4jrl

In this episode David, Mike, Ruthie and Jeff talk about the Kingdom of God. The discussion centers on the bylaw of money within the Kingdom of God.

Auckland Council is aiming to reduce drownings and improve safety by upgrading its Navigation Bylaw. The most significant change would make life jackets mandatory for everyone on vessels under six meters long whilst it's in motion. Current rules only require for them to be carried, with the person in charge of the vessel making the decision on whether it's necessary. Auckland Councillor and Bylaw Review Panel member Alf Filipaina told Kerre Woodham this is the first review since the bylaw's approval, and five years on, they want the community to have their say. He says they're hopeful the majority will come in and say wearing life jackets while a vessel is on the water and in motion is common sense. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode David, Mike, Ruthie and Jeff talk about the Kingdom of God. The discussion centers on the bylaw of pure motives within the Kingdom of God.

0:00:00 Introduction. 0:00:16 President's Message by Brian L. Renfroe 0:04:02 News from Washington 0:17:37 Shut Down Hunger effort donates more than $525,000 to food banks 0:19:31 You're a part of your state association 0:33:06 NALC Emergency Response Team is ready for critical incidents. 0:34:48 Food Drive Day is Saturday, May 9 0:37:55 Deadline's approaching for National Convention 0:39:25 Indiana AFL-CIO chapter names award after letter carrier 0:47:25 The letter carrier band plays on 0:53:43 NALC heroes of the year 1:32:56 Carriers and the mail make news online. 1:39:26 ‘Hey, Ref!' 1:47:09 Workers' Memorial Day: A reminder to fight for workers' rights and safety 1:50:01 Strength in numbers and solidarity by Executive Vice President Paul Barner 1:55:32 Respect by Vice President James D. Henry 2:01:38 Branch audits: A guide for trustees by Secretary Treasurer Nicole Rhine 2:07:29 Bylaws submission by Assistant Secretary-Treasurer Mack I. Julion 2:12:26 City Delivery updates by Director of City Delivery Christopher Jackson 2:19:29 2026 HIPP stand-up talks by Director of Safety and Health Manuel L. Peralta Jr. 2:24:59 OPM changes the 1099-R process by Director of Retired Members Dan Toth 2:29:58 Life insurance application by Director of Life Insurance James W. “Jim” Yates 2:34:10 Health and wellness programs included in the Health Benefit Plan by Director of Health Benefits Stephanie Stewart 2:40:21 Schedule awards, Part 1 Regional Workers' by Regional Workers' Compensation Assistant Coby Jones 2:46:44 Veterans Group Column: NALC Veterans Group convention project 2:49:25 Veteran profile: Rich Donlon

In this episode David, Ruthie and Jeff talk about the Kingdom of God. The discussion centers on the bylaw of love within the Kingdom of God.

In this episode David, Ruthie and Jeff talk about the Kingdom of God. The discussion centers on the bylaw of flexibility within the Kingdom of God.

All you need to know about London's open burn bylaw with London Deputy Fire Chief Matt Hepditch.

This CREB®Cast episode breaks down the proposed change to Bylaw 6.4, which addresses board composition ahead of the member vote at the AGM happening on Tuesday, April 28 from 1:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. at CREB® Campus and online.Mariangela Avila, Chair of the Governance Standing Committee (GSC)  and Shelagh Krause, Director Liaison for the GSC, explain the current limits at the board level—no more than two directors from one brokerage and three from one franchise may serve on the board—and the proposal to increase those caps by one (to three and four) to better reflect today's brokerage environment. Members can access AGM materials, including additional proposed bylaw amendments, by clicking here.

If Only YPF's Bylaws Had Been Governed by Texas Law And… poof! The sound of a $16 billion judgment going up in smoke. We talk about the Second Circuit's decision in the YPF case, which we read largely as a way to make an excessively large judgment disappear without ruling on any difficult (and recurring) issues of US law. YPF's shareholders got screwed, but then again their rights were governed by Argentine law. Even in foreign courts, it is hard to win when the sovereign gets to set the rules. We also talk about those fun-lovin' Texas legislators. Pardner, everything's bigger in Texas. Except the pre-judgment interest rate. That there is just a whole lot smaller. Has been for 30 some years. Producer: Leanna Doty

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In this episode David, Ruthie and Jeff talk about the Kingdom of God. The discussion centers on the bylaw of fidelity within the Kingdom of God.

After‑hours calls, patient autonomy, nervous patients… how do you handle the ethical curveballs that show up in everyday practice? We've got advice to help you confidently navigate some sticky situations.  Featured Guest: Dr. Kelly Roth  Special Guests: Dr. Craig McKenzie, Dr. Maryann Lehmann, and Dr. Lance Attiq  For more information, show notes and transcripts visit https://www.ada.org/podcast Show Notes  In this episode, we are talking about sticky situations. From after‑hours calls to patient autonomy, and nervous patients… how do you handle the ethical curveballs that show up in everyday practice? We've got advice to help you confidently navigate the tough issues.   Our guest for this episode is Dr. Kelly Roth, a general dentist in Canton, OH. She is the speaker of the House of Delegates of the Ohio Dental Association. She also previously served as the ODA's vice speaker of the House of Delegates and is the past chair of the ADA Council on Ethics, Bylaws and Judicial Affairs, past chair of the ODA Credentials, Rules and Order Committee, past chair of the ODA Ethics Subcommittee, past member of the ODA Council on Membership Services, and past president of the Stark County Dental Society. She is a member of the Pierre Fauchard Academy, Academy of General Dentistry, National Association of Parliamentarians, American Institute of Parliamentarians, and International College of Dentists.   Dr. Roth breaks down the ADA Principles of Ethics and Code of Professional Conduct, explaining what it is, why it matters, and the critical role it plays in modern dentistry.  In this episode, dentists openly share their stickiest real-world scenarios. First up, we're joined by Dr. Craig McKenzie, an assistant professor of dental anesthesiology and the director of the Center for Patients with Special Needs at the University of Pittsburgh School of Dental Medicine. He is a past national president of the American Student Dental Association (ASDA) and was a founding member of the Coalition for Modernizing Dental Licensure. He currently serves as a member of the ADA Council on Membership, CODA site visitor for dental anesthesiology, as well as the Pennsylvania Dental Association's (PDA) Membership Committee and New Dentist Committee. He was recognized for his contributions with the ADA's 10 Under 10 award in 2025.  Dr. McKenzie shares his real-world case involving an adult patient with special healthcare needs who understood the risks and benefits of a specific procedure but was too anxious to consent, highlighting how he navigated consent, patient autonomy, anxiety management, and family involvement.  Our next guest is Dr. Maryann Lehmann, who has been in private practice for over 35 years in Darien, CT. She has been a dental researcher as part of the PBRN PEARL Network, and an inventor holding numerous patents in dental technology.  Her philanthropic efforts include being a volunteer adjunct professor of General Dentistry at the University of Connecticut School of Dental Medicine, making service trips with students, and working at the CT Mission of Mercy.  Dr. Lehmann feels her greatest intention in being a dentist is to improve the quality of dental care for the greater good.  Dr. Lehmann shares how the overwhelm of all-hour messaging, and non-urgent demands have blurred patient boundaries after hours and raises questions about charging for emergency call-backs. The conversation turns to defining dental emergencies, boundaries, delegating in these situations, and how to protect dentists' mental health while still fulfilling ethical obligations.  Dr. Roth shares a story of an incident that helped her define boundaries for herself.  After prescribing medications to someone she believed to be a patient of her practice, she reflected on the lessons learned and the importance of establishing safeguards for emergency care.  Our last sticky situation comes from Dr. Lance Attiq, a general dentist practicing at a Federally Qualified Health Center in Arizona. With involvement in dentistry since a young age, his experience includes roles as a dental assistant, free clinic manager, clinical dentistry IT coordinator, and active participant in organized dentistry. In addition to clinical practice, Dr. Attiq serves as Adjunct Faculty at the Arizona School of Dentistry & Oral Health, where he educates students and colleagues on leveraging technology to improve patient care.  Dr. Attiq recounts treating an extremely nervous patient who was vomiting before and after an extraction, despite stable vitals and repeated confirmation to proceed. This prompted a thoughtful discussion on managing severe dental anxiety, practicing the principle of doing no harm, and knowing when to pause treatment.  Resources  Download the 2026 ADA Principles and Code of Professional Conduct.  Learn more about the Council on Ethics Bylaws and Judicial Affairs (CEBJA).  You can read the Ethical Moment section in current and back issues of the Journal of the American Dental Association (JADA).  Listen to the ADA's CEBJA podcast, Dental Dilemmas.  Dr. McKenzie was recognized for his contributions with the ADA's 10 Under 10 award in 2025.  Have a story or show idea you want to share with us? Connect with us through ADA on social media! Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and TikTok for the latest industry news, member perks and conversations shaping dentistry.

In this episode David, Mike, Ruthie and Jeff talk about the Kingdom of God. The discussion centers on the bylaw of purity within the Kingdom of God.

B.C. scales back EV mandates, but is it enough? Independent grocers are warning they might have no choice but to pass on the cost of the global energy shortage on to consumers. Are the already sky-high grocery prices set to increase even more? New Westminster council approves bylaw to protect tenants from dangerously hot indoor conditions. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode David, Mike, Ruthie and Jeff talk about the Kingdom of God. The discussion centers on the bylaw of purity within the Kingdom of God.

We've all heard horror stories of aggressive, off-leash dogs, but one municipality is trying to address this. The City of Regina is taking a closer look at its animal bylaws, proposing leash requirements in public spaces. Advocates say this is a good start, but it's not enough. Lisa Koch, Regina Humane Society Executive Director, joins the show to share her perspective and what challenges she believes still need to be addressed.

Sheridan County held its County Convention on Saturday.  WYGOP Chair Bryan Miller introduced a bylaw change that would bar any member of the press from holding any leadership position in the party.  As you can imagine, that didn't sit very well with me.  The measure was soundly defeated--so much so that the state version of it wasn't even brought up. Teton County tried a bylaw change that tried to limit what the press can do in one of their meetings.  The trend is clear, those in power don't want the public knowing what they are doing.  

In this episode David, Mike, Ruthie and Jeff talk about the Kingdom of God. The discussion centers on the bylaw of anger within the Kingdom of God.

In this episode David, Mike, Ruthie and Jeff talk about the Kingdom of God. The discussion centers on the articles and bylaws within the Kingdom of God.

Pepper's son is on the job hunt. He's considering a job that would be PERFECT for Pepper. He's even thinking of applying for it himself. Don't tell Riley we posted this. Thanks! ;)

In this episode, we join Martin Butler M1MRB, Dan Romanchik KB6NU, Caryn Eve Murray KD2GUT, Edmund Spicer M0MNG, and Ed Durrant DD5LP to discuss the latest Amateur / Ham Radio news. Colin Butler (M6BOY) rounds up the news in brief, and the episode's feature is ARRL Bylaw 46 Changes. We would like to thank our monthly and annual subscription donors for keeping the podcast advert free. To donate, please visit - http://www.icqpodcast.com/donate Victory in Scotland for Amateur's Tower Installation Hams Respond to Tragedy In Chilean Andes Indiana BMV Unveils New Amateur Radio License Plate Not Moonbounce, Rather Building- And Pedestrian-Bounce HAM Radio Operators Bridge UP200 Communications Radio Clubs Encouraged to Plan Now for April Ham Radio Open House Amateur Radio Software Award Nominations Open Construction Competition in UK Eyes Maker Community Ofcom Approves VMO2's Request to Provide Satellite Connectivity to UK Smartphones

In this episode, Eric Brownson and Kathy Lindstrom of the Governing Documents Review Committee, and our friends at AI, are back to talk about an important ballot measure included in the upcoming Board of Directors election ballot. Tune in to learn about the proposed amendment to our CC&Rs and Bylaws. Links: Episode Transcript Governing Documents Updates Do you have an idea for a podcast episode? Contact Bob Firring at podcast@scshca.com. This is an audio-only episode.

NRA board member and Gun Owners Action League Executive Director Jim Wallace joins the show with details on a complete overhaul to the NRA's bylaws, and how NRA members can help shape what those bylaws look like going forward.

NRA board member and Gun Owners Action League Executive Director Jim Wallace joins the show with details on a complete overhaul to the NRA's bylaws, and how NRA members can help shape what those bylaws look like going forward.

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In this episode, Eric Brownson and Kathy Lindstrom of the Governing Documents Review Committee, and our friends at AI, are back to talk about the Special Election to amend the CC&Rs and Bylaws. Tune in to learn about the proposed changes and why you should vote. Links: Governing Documents Updates Do you have an idea for a podcast episode? Contact Bob Firring at podcast@scshca.com. This is an audio-only episode.

Black Dragon Biker TV Podcast Episode: Prospects, Bylaws, & Social Media RecruitingWelcome back to Black Dragon Biker TV! Today we're diving into three hot-button questions that stir up strong opinions in the MC world. No fluff—just real talk from 38+ years on the set.1. Are Prospects Members or Not?Short answer: Prospects are members—of a kind. They're not full patches with voting rights or equal say—that's earned. But calling them "not members at all" is wrong and dangerous.Prospects wear the club's colors (bottom rocker, prospect patch).They represent the club 24/7—on rides, at events, in public.They take risks for the club (backing brothers, handling tasks).If something goes down, they're expected to stand tall like any patch.Treating prospects like outsiders ("you're nothing") breeds resentment and turnover. Good prospects are investments—treat them as probationary members with limited privileges but real belonging. They earn the full patch by proving loyalty, not by being treated like dirt.Bottom line: Prospects are part of the club family, just not the inner circle yet. Respect that, and you'll patch better brothers.2. Should Prospects Be Allowed to See the Bylaws?Hell yes—they absolutely should.Hiding bylaws from prospects is crazy. How can someone commit to a club without knowing the rules they're signing up to live (or die) by?Common arguments against:"Bylaws are sacred—only for full patches.""Prospects might leak them.""They haven't earned it."All weak.Trust is built early—if you can't trust a prospect with bylaws, why trust him with your back on a run?Informed prospects make better decisions—if bylaws are too harsh, they'll self-select out early (saves drama).Transparency shows confidence in your club's structure.My take: Give prospects the bylaws day one. Let them read, ask questions, understand quorum, discipline, patching requirements. It weeds out the wrong fits and builds buy-in from the start.Clubs hiding bylaws often have something to hide—or fear scrutiny. Strong clubs stand by their rules.3. Should MCs Advertise on Social Media to Gain New Members? Is It Against Protocol—and Should Protocol Change?Traditional protocol says no advertising—clubs grow organically: word of mouth, hangarounds proving themselves, reputation drawing the right men.Social media recruiting (posts like "Join our brotherhood—DM us") breaks that. Reasons:Looks desperate—strong clubs don't beg.Attracts wrong types: wannabes, cops, drama queens.Exposes club to scrutiny (LE monitoring pages).Dilutes vetting—hard to screen online strangers.But times change. Younger riders find clubs online. Some new/support clubs openly recruit on Instagram/Facebook with success.Is it against protocol? In traditional/1%er circles—yes, big time. In riding/support clubs—more accepted.Should protocol change? For outlaw/traditional clubs—no. Organic growth preserves quality and security.For newer/riding clubs—maybe. But even then, never direct "join us" posts. Better: Show club life (rides, charity, brotherhood) and let interested men approach privately.Smart compromise: Maintain public pages for events/pride, but recruiting stays old-school—face-to-face, proven worth.Final word: Protocol evolves, but core values (loyalty, respect, organic brotherhood) shouldn't. Advertise rides and charity—never membership.That's today's discussion—prospects as probationary members, show them the bylaws early, and keep recruiting personal, not public.What do you think? Prospects members? Bylaws for prospects? Social media recruiting—yes or no?Drop comments, call in next show. This is Black Dragon Biker TV—ride safe, stay loyal. Out.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-dragon-s-lair-motorcycle-chaos--3267493/support.Sponsor the channel by signing up for our channel memberships. 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STEPHEN SEES THE MASTER (Acts 7:38 to 60) As we go through this lesson today, I want you to think about what your faith is in.  Is it in God, or in the religious traditions, buildings, and ceremonies that we have created and become accustomed to.   Do you know how you can tell what your faith is in?  Let me ask you a series of questions.  First, why did you choose the church that you are attending?  Was it because of a particular pastor or staff member?  You like their style of preaching, or they moved to another church, and you followed them.  Was it because of the denomination, or lack of denomination, of the church?  You wanted to be in a Methodist church, a Baptist church, or an Assembly of God church.  Maybe you didn't want to be part of any denomination? Was it the building that you worship in?  Is it a beautiful building, or simply functional?  Was it because of the type of music that is sung, hymns or more contemporary music?  Do you claim that you can't worship God unless you get to sing the type of songs that you like?  Was it because you read the statement of faith of that church and agreed with it? How many of you read the statement of faith of your church before you joined?  Was it because of how the church is organized and structured?  Is it a pastor led church, or an elder/deacon board led church?  Did you read the By-Laws of the church to learn about the organization? Understand that I am not saying these things are not important, because they are.  They can certainly be a guide to what God's will is not.  I mean, why would you join church that did not follow God's Word.   But, they should never be the reason for choosing a church to worship God in, and they are not what your faith should be in.  You should always choose a church because God led you to it.  You should always join a church because He called you to serve in that church.  Your faith is in God, it is in the Son of the Living God, Jesus Christ, whose blood purchased your salvation and is now sitting on the right hand of God.  If you follow God's leading, then all of those other things will fall in line because God would never lead you to a church that was not following, teaching, and preaching, God's Word. That was the very problem of the Jews that Stephen is preaching to.  They chose the traditions of their childhood over the God that had chosen them.  They chose to worship man-made things, like the Temple and it's rituals, rather than God. Click on the link below to hear a message on who your faith should be in. This is a live recording of The Master's Class Bible Study at LifeChange Church Wichita, KS. Amen.

Host Dr. Joel Berg is joined by American Dental Association (ADA) President Dr. Richard Rosato. In this conversation, Dr. Rosato shares his journey from shifting gears from pediatric medicine to pediatric dentistry as a student and how his relationships have affected his participation in organized dentistry. Dr. Rosato shares his experience as a private practitioner and business owner, and how that mentality and passion influence the impact he hopes to have during his time as ADA President. In particular, Dr. Rosato speaks about the importance of practitioner and patient mental wellbeing. Guest Bio: Dr. Rosato is a native New Englander. He was born in Revere, MA, and raised in Danvers, MA. He moved to NH in 1986 to attend Saint Anselm College. After college, he attended Tufts University School of Dental Medicine and graduated in 1994. Then he was off to Chicago to the University of Illinois Medical Center, Cook County Hospital, Michael Reese Hospital, Mercy Hospital, and the West Side VA for his residency in oral and maxillofacial surgery which was completed in 1998. He then moved back to New England and practiced initially in Rhode Island before finding a home back in NH in 2000. He quickly enjoyed being a part of shaping the profession of dentistry and advocating for patients through leadership. Initially, he served the NH Dental Society as the Council on Government Affairs Chair for 5 years before ascending through the leadership ladder from 2006-10 culminating with becoming president of the NH Dental Society in 2010. Following his year as president he was appointed to the American Dental Society Council on Ethics, Bylaws, and Judicial Affairs and served as chair in his final and fourth year on the Council in 2015. During his national leadership time, he also continued to serve the NH Dental Society as Long Term Delegate for 8 years 2011-2019. He was then appointed to serve from 2015 to 2019 as caucus chair of the ADA First District representing all 6 New England States. Following this he ran and was elected to the ADA board of trustees to serve from 2019-2023. While on the ADA BOT, he also served as compensation chair, ADA Business Enterprise Inc. as a board member, and a board member of the Innovation Advisory Committee. He has a tremendous calling to be at the tip of the profession fighting for oral healthcare so that everyone can have a dental home. He resides in Concord with his wife, Dr. Laurie Rosato, and three children, Richard Jr, Colin, and Madison. He cherishes family time and enjoys golf, the Boston Bruins, and car rides with his labradoodle Roma.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

There is a provision in my branch's bylaws that requires a seminar to be held for anybody who's interested, if the branch pays for a person to attend any special meetings or schools. It's being ignored by my branch president. I want you to listen to the circumstances, and give me your advice on what I should do in this situation.

A new Far North District Council bylaw requires all cats over the age of four months to be "chipped and snipped". It's a big change for the Far North which has not tried to restrict cats in the past, despite its warm climate and almost year-round kitten season. Reporter Peter de Graaf finds out what volunteers on the front line think about the new rules.

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