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12 Fascinating Facts About People Who Go To Pawnshops

When they go low, this first lady goes to lawyers

The life of a first lady, as told by tabloid newspapers, is a strange and dramatic one, spelled out in screeching fonts and accompanied by doctored photographs. If the papers that line supermarket …

19 Infuriating People Who Actually Exist (I Don't Know How, But They Do)

Top color for 2022 comes in many flower choices for the Savannah garden

Color description of\u00a0orchid flower, is said to be “vibrant rose hue with purple undertones, it is intense and hyper realistic, and stimulating.”

Struggling to quit sugar? You might not be sleeping enough

Levels of insomnia can influence the region of your brain that regulates food intake.

Why We Behave So Oddly In Elevators

For most of us, riding from floor to floor in an elevator is a completely mundane process. Lee Gray, an associate dean at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, is known as the Elevator Guy. He spends a lot of his time researching the history of elevators and why we behave so oddly in the big metal boxes.

Researchers Sent an Egyptian Mummy Into a Particle Accelerator

Researchers are using a high-energy particle accelerator to peer inside the remains of an ancient Egyptian mummy, which ...

Why Being Part of a Small Group Is Good!

Have you ever had an authentic relationship with someone you just see in passing for a few minutes- once a week? We realize that forming closer relationships with our neighbors and new faces on Sun…

Ancient Greeks and The Focus Group

I've never had anyone wear a toga to one of my focus groups. (Once, a bearded man walked in wearing a floral-print sarong and introduced himself as "the premier ass-waxer" in the city. He went by the name of Bambi. And, yes, he was a great respondent.) Now that I have your attention, I'll ask for a bit of patience. There is a connection between togas and focus groups, but it's a meandering path. Last summer, Market Strategies launched a center of excellence…

10 Ways to Shrink Your Group

Most groups and group leaders want their groups to reach new people for Bible study. My wife and I have been visiting a local church, and we have found their groups to be very inviting and open to …

Rick Warren: How to Grow A Small Group On Mission

Small groups often focus on fellowship or discipleship—but don't forget about evangelism or being a small group on mission.

Let’s Talk About the 3 C’s of Group Therapy

Thousands of group therapy sessions will take place across the nation today. They differ by location, leadership style, topic and dozens of other variationsWith so many audiences and issues, are there really a core group of ingredients that should be weaved into each group therapy session? Well, according to Moe Briggs, Chief Clinical Officer for Kolmac Clinic, the answer is an emphatic “yes.”Briggs suggests…

When to Break Up with Your Study Group

It's not you; it's them. Here, 5 ways to know whether your study group's shortcomings might actually be holding you back, and what to do about it.

FAQ: What is a small group and why should I care?

FAQ—A Frequently Asked Question—What is a small group and why should I care? Well, small groups come in various flavors. There are what we might call affinity ... Read More

10 running clubs around Denver so you can find the group for you

Looking for a running club? Here's a list so you can find the right one for you, whether it's a women-only, LGBTQ or varying abilities group.

Everything Triathletes Need to Know About Group Rides

Group rides are social, fun and allow you to ride father and faster than when going solo.

10 Ways to Lead Your Small Group to be Holy