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Our Success
In the last year, RDH launched a terrific new site with some wonderful features to surprise and delight our readers! We also published dozens of articles for our Tenacious Tuesday subscribers covering how to wisely selecting leaders(Slouching Towards Saul When Selecting Leaders), how to lament as leaders (What “Jesus Wept” Means for Me), how serving helps to sustain us, how legalism drags leaders down (Four Things Missed By a Legalistic Leader), and what happens when leader-care is disregarded (We Need You! The Cost of Not Caring for Leaders).
Two new resources were launched on our courses page with more to follow in 2025. By God’s grace, I also completed and submitted a new book to New Growth Press which is scheduled for release in September of 2025 (The ClayPot Conspiracy: God’s Unlikely Plan to Use Weakness in Leaders). Growth in writing opportunities, the quality of our site, views, and subscribers marked this past year, for which we thank God.
Our Goal
Now that we have a new site stacked with fresh content, we want to work harder to get the word out! To help, we recently partnered with a Cole Shiflet at Accelerate Webgrowth to assist us in developing a marketing plan which will include recommendations on gifted people who could run the new plan. Cole has helped many prominent ministries with their marketing–I was seriously surprised (and blessed!) that he was willing to wade into our little world.
This Giving Tuesday, we are praying for 7 new partners to make a recurring investment of $25 per month. We are also praying that God would lead some to provide a one-time gift for us to hit a goal of $6500. With $6500 and 7 new recurring contributors, we can expand our work to cover the an additional course, the marketing plan and the part-time help to move us forward.
Please consider giving today to the cause of helping leaders last!
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