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January 15, 2011

The Servant as a Giver
by Charles R. Swindoll

Philippians 2:3-4

I like the tongue-in-cheek definition of philosophers one of my seminary professors would occasionally use. It's classic:

Philosophers are people who talk about something they don't understand and make you think it's your fault!1

Lots of philosophies are floating around, and most of them are more confusing than they are helpful. Interestingly, those that are clear enough to be understood usually end up focusing full attention on the individual. Consider a few of them:

Education says, "Be resourceful; expand yourself!"
Psychology says, "Be confident; assert yourself!"
Religion says, "Be good; conform yourself!"
Epicureanism says, "Be sensuous; enjoy yourself!"
Materialism says, "Be satisfied; please yourself!"
Pride says, "Be superior; promote yourself!"
Humanism says, "Be capable; believe in yourself!"
Philanthropy says, "Be generous; release yourself!"

Yourself, yourself, yourself. We're up to here with self! Do something either for yourself or with yourself or to yourself. How very different from Jesus's model and message! He offers rather a fresh and much-needed invitation to our "me-first" generation. Jesus says, in effect, "Be a servant . . . give to others!" (Mark 10:45). Now that's a philosophy anybody can understand. And, without question, it is attainable. Just look:

Do nothing from selfishness or empty conceit, but with humility of mind regard one another as more important than yourselves; do not merely look out for your own personal interests, but also for the interests of others. (Philippians 2:3-4)

Know what all that means? Well, for starters, "nothing" means just that. Stop permitting two strong tendencies---selfishness and conceit---to control you! Let nothing that either of these words suggests win a hearing. Replace "selfishness" and "conceit" with "humility of mind."

But how? By regarding others as more important than yourself. Look for ways to support, encourage, build up, and stimulate the other person.

And that requires an attitude that would rather give than receive.

1. Johnson, S. Lewis, Jr. "Beware of Philosophy," in Bibliotheca Sacra 119 (October--December 1962): 302-303.

Excerpted from Improving Your Serve: The Art of Unselfish Living, Copyright ?1981 by Charles R. Swindoll, Inc. (Thomas Nelson Publishers). All rights reserved worldwide. Used by permission.

?2010 Insight for Living. All rights reserved worldwide.

Standing together in service

From: Michelle Obama [info@barackobama.com]View Contact
To: tony lei [tojulei@yahoo.com]

Tony --

The Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr., is usually remembered for his heroic leadership of the civil rights movement -- he led the successful Montgomery bus boycott, delivered the "I Have A Dream" speech at a time when such words were still controversial, and ultimately gave his own life to the cause of equality.

But Dr. King was much more than a civil rights champion -- he was a man who lived his entire life in service to others, speaking out against poverty, economic injustice, and violence. Wherever he saw suffering, he did what he could to help, no matter who it was that needed him or why they were in pain. Through his leadership, he showed us what we can accomplish when we stand together.

Each January, we remember Dr. King on his own holiday -- and one of the best ways to preserve his legacy is to engage in service ourselves. As Dr. King told us, "Life's most persistent and urgent question is: 'What are you doing for others?'"

That's why from tomorrow, Saturday, January 15th, through Monday, January 17th, Organizing for America volunteers will be participating in service projects all across the country in Dr. King's honor. There will be food drives, neighborhood clean-ups, education projects, blood drives, and more.

There's an event in North Las Vegas -- please attend if you can, and help make this country an even better place.

Here are the details:

What: Service event

Where: 100 Academy of Excellence
2341 Comstock Drive
North Las Vegas, NV 89032

When: Monday, January 17th
10:00 am

If you can't make that particular service event, you can find others in your area here.

This movement is about so much more than politics -- it is about coming together through progress, change, and community. Lifting each other up in dedication and service is one of the best ways not only to honor Dr. King, but to honor each other. By giving service a new role in this country, we can establish a new foundation for our economy and a brighter future for our children.

That is why service is key to achieving our national priorities, and why Barack recently helped out at a Boys and Girls Club service event. Since moving to Washington, D.C., two years ago, he and I have gotten to know the community through similar service projects, including past Martin Luther King Day events. I treasure those opportunities, and I look forward to another one next week. Every time we pitch in, we get so much back, and always learn amazing things from our neighbors.

All of us have something to contribute, and all of us can make a meaningful difference in someone's life. It's a great way to remind others that they are not forgotten, and to remind ourselves that there are always things we can do.

Please help Barack and me honor the legacy of Dr. King, and join us in service to our country once again this year:

http://NV.barackobama.com/MLKservice

Thanks,

Michelle

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Subject: Fw: Pastor Tong class "Worship and Serving" will start on 1/20 please register
To: josephkiang2???@yahoo.com
Date: Friday, January 14, 2011, 1:06 AM

Dear All,

New class from ÉúÃüºÓ½ÌÄÁîIÐäŒWÔº.

Blessing,
Joseph

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From: Joseph kiang [josephkiang2???@yahoo.com]
Subject: this week
To: josephkiang???8@yahoo.com
Date: Friday, January 14, 2011, 1:02 AM

Dear all,

Please come & invite friends to join Friday's gathering.
Time: 1/14/2011 8:00 PM (new year expectation -- let's be on time, OK ^_^)
Location: ROLCC room G5
Quick reminders for coming events.
(1) Retreat (1/28 - 1/30 at mission spring) -- it's the first retreat for our singles. Please intercede that God will show his glory and works as we gather and worship before the throne. weeklt No cell fellowship on that weekend.
Plz refer below link for registration and detail information.
http://events.r20.constantcontact.com/register/event?oeidk=a07e352nyjg1c016797&llr=8dwd4edab
(2) Joint fellowship for single zone next Friday.
As warm up activity for coming retreat -- El shaddi 8:00 pm (1/21)
(3) Sunday school

new year resolution -- never too late to start learn/study God's words, don't miss it.

(4) JPJ
as shared last week, I'll assign JPJ list soon.
Do encourage & build up each other in God's truth & love.
(5) shuttle bus activity
BFDC�u�Wêy�É�CŠ·�DâX�v-- Take shuttle to collect points. You can redeem certificate with value $25 when collect 20 points. ^_^

Hope see U tomorrow & God Bless,

Joseph

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Thank you very much for the birthday wishes! I am also proud and honored to have both of you as my dear friends. It is also exciting to hear we have a new Asian American District Court Judge. Judge Jerry Tao. Hope you had a wonderful holiday. Judge Moss

January 13, 2011

Dear Tony,

I am writing to you as one of a select group of highly successful senior executives among our graduates. I want to let you know about an important opportunity exclusively for directors of public companies that we are sponsoring in cooperation with the Corporate Directors Group.

New Developments in Public Company Board Responsibilities will be held at the Villa Graziadio Executive Center in Malibu on February 22, 2011. This content-packed, half-day seminar will bring together currently serving directors and some of the foremost experts in the complex issues contributing to increased board scrutiny and liability today. Topics to be addressed in this intensive learning environment include: the debate over director and executive compensation, when to engage a fairness option, adding new members to the board, and many more. Special guest experts for the seminar will include John Orr, managing director of Integro Group; Dan Wetzel and Mike Esser of Pearl Meyer & Partners; Chad Keck, vice chairman of Needham & Company; and Harvey Saferstein, managing partner of Mintz Levin.

The Graziadio School of Pepperdine University is partnering with The American College of Corporate Directors, the education arm of the Corporate Directors Group, to offer this outstanding program, complimentary to our alumni who serve as public company directors. Because participation is limited to directors, you can be sure that you will have the opportunity to network with business leaders at the highest level who experience issues and challenges similar to your own.

Participation in this seminar will provide eight points toward certification from the Corporate Directors Group for those who choose to seek this external validation. As a member of the Board of Directors of a NYSE/Arca company, I know firsthand the value that shareholder activist organizations place on such credentials when they rate boards. In this current climate of intense scrutiny and SEC mandated transparency for the qualifications of board members, this is an excellent way to demonstrate currency and credibility. To learn more about the Corporate Directors Group, click here.

I hope you will join fellow Pepperdine alumni and other directors for this powerful learning opportunity. We will begin with a luncheon at noon and conclude with a reception at 5:30 p.m. Overnight accommodations can be booked in the Villa on campus at a special rate. For more information, please contact Rachel Todd at 310-568-5736 or rachel.todd@pepperdine.edu.

Sincerely,

Otis Baskin
Professor of Management and Former Dean
Director, EMRISE Corporation

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Secretary's Remarks: Forum for the Future: Partnership Dialogue Panel Session
Thu, 13 Jan 2011 09:46:10 -0600

Forum for the Future: Partnership Dialogue Panel Session

Remarks
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Secretary of State
Ritz Carlton
Doha, Qatar

January 13, 2011

MR. FOSTER: Good morning. Thank you very much for joining us here, at the seventh Forum for the Future. My name is David Foster, and I will be moderating this discussion involving our panelists here, and of course, a great many of you out here, as well.

For the past five years, it's been my privilege to work here in Qatar for Al-Jazeera English. And one of our mottos has always been, "Every angle, every side," which is, effectively, what this is about. It's about dialogue (inaudible). And we will work our way from this side.

First of all, may I ask, Madam Secretary, Hillary Clinton, Secretary of State of the United States of America (inaudible).

SECRETARY CLINTON: Thank you very much, David. I am honored to be here again at the Forum for the Future, especially with so many friends and colleagues from the G8 and from the Middle East.

I am delighted to join with Sheikh Khalid, who is a great colleague of mine in the foreign ministry, and I look forward to hearing from Slaheddine Jourchi, whose work on human rights and democracy in Tunisia I admire -- and, of course, it is especially timely today -- and Mohamed El-Masry, president of the Federation of Egyptian Chambers of Commerce.

This is the last stop on a trip that has brought me from Abu Dhabi and Dubai to Yemen, Oman, and now to Doha. On this short, but intense journey, I saw many signs of the potential for a new and innovative Middle East: a solar-powered city rising from the sands of the UAE; civil society leaders in Oman partnering with their government to improve education and create economic opportunities; a young Yemeni woman and a young Yemeni man, both of whom studied abroad and then returned to work for progress in Yemen. And of course, here in Qatar, the home of the 2022 World Cup, we see many examples of a commitment to innovation. Last year I visited Education City, which is connecting Qatar's young people to the global economy.

So, wherever I go, in my conversations with people from all walks of life~{!*~}from officials at the highest levels of government to university students, religious leaders, and engaged citizens, one message has consistently emerged: People are deeply proud of this region and what it has accomplished, but they are also profoundly concerned about the trends in many parts of the broader Middle East, and what the future holds.

We all know this region faces serious challenges, even beyond the conflicts that dominate the headlines of the day. And we have a lot of work to do. This forum was designed to be not just an annual meeting where we talk with and at each other, but a launching pad for some of the institutional changes that will deal with the challenges that we all know are present.

For example, a growing majority of this region is under the age of 30. In fact, it is predicted that in just one country, Yemen, the population will double in 30 years. These young people have a hard time finding work. In many places, there are simply not enough jobs. Across the region, one in five young people is unemployed. And in some places, the percentage is far more. While some countries have made great strides in governance, in many others people have grown tired of corrupt institutions and a stagnant political order. They are demanding reform to make their governments more effective, more responsive, and more open. And all this is taking place against a backdrop of depleting resources: water tables are dropping, oil reserves are running out, and too few countries have adopted long-term plans for addressing these problems.

Each country, of course, has its own distinct challenges, and each its own achievements. But in too many places, in too many ways, the region~{!/~}s foundations are sinking into the sand. The new and dynamic Middle East that I have seen needs firmer ground if it is to take root and grow everywhere. And that goal brings us to this Forum.

I believe that the leaders of this region, in partnership with their people, have the capacity to build that stronger foundation. There are enough models and examples in the region to point to, to make the economic and social reforms that will create jobs, respect the right of diversity to exist, create more economic opportunity, encourage entrepreneurship, give citizens the skills they need to succeed, to make the political reforms that will create the space young people are demanding, to participate in public affairs and have a meaningful role in the decisions that shape their lives.

So to my friends, the leaders of these countries, I would say: You can help build a future that your young people will believe in, stay for, and defend. Some of you are already demonstrating that. But for others it will take new visions, new strategies and new commitments. It is time to see civil society not as a threat, but as a partner. And it is time for the elites in every society to invest in the futures of their own countries.

Those who cling to the status quo may be able to hold back the full impact of their countries~{!/~} problems for a little while, but not forever. If leaders don~{!/~}t offer a positive vision and give young people meaningful ways to contribute, others will fill the vacuum. Extremist elements, terrorist groups, and others who would prey on desperation and poverty are already out there, appealing for allegiance and competing for influence. So this is a critical moment, and this is a test of leadership for all of us.

I am here to pledge my country~{!/~}s support for those who step up to solve the problems that we and you face. We want to build stronger partnerships with societies that are on the path to long-term stability and progress -- business, government and civil society, as represented on this panel, must work together, as in our new regional initiative called Partners for a New Beginning. We know that what happens in this region will have implications far beyond.

Now, America cannot solve these problems. And I know you understand that. But it bears repeating. What we need is a real vision for that future that comes from each of you, from governments that must deliver on their promises, from civil society and business leaders who must build their people up, and of course, from the people themselves.

The Middle East is brimming with talent. It is blessed with resources, enriched by strong traditions of faith and family. This rising generation of young people has the potential to achieve so much, and we need to give them the chance to do so.

So, here at the Forum for the Future, let us face honestly that future. Let us discuss openly what needs to be done. Let us use this time to move beyond rhetoric, to put away plans that are timid and gradual, and make a commitment to keep this region moving in the right direction. People are looking for real leadership in the 21st century, and I think it can be provided, and I know that this is the moment to do so.

Thank you very much.

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