Money Strategies For All Times

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The Economy Has Its Ups and Downs, but that doesn’t mean your
finances have to go along for the ride. In this practical workshop,
you’ll discover how seven biblical financial principles can help you
weather today’s economy and achieve lasting success.

Join national speaker and NavPress author
Matt Bell a workshop that will forever
improve your experience with money.

Saturday, Oct. 24th from 2:30 - 5:30 p.m.
Good Samaritan Lutheran - Lexington Pk.
$10 per person - Includes refreshments

 

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The Economy Has Its Ups and Downs, but that doesn’t mean your
finances have to go along for the ride. In this practical workshop,
you’ll discover how seven biblical financial principles can help you
weather today’s economy and achieve lasting success.

Join national speaker and NavPress author
Matt Bell a workshop that will forever
improve your experience with money.

Saturday, Oct. 24th from 2:30 - 5:30 p.m.
Good Samaritan Lutheran - Lexington Pk.
$10 per person - Includes refreshments

So I have to spend 10 bucks to learn how to save 10 bucks

 

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Folks, I appreciate your help but this is not spam - it's a PSA for a financial workshop.

 

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Is he similar to Dave Ramsey?

 

[SteppFam]

Matt began his career as a radio journalist, with his work featured on National Public Radio, the NBC Radio Network, and several other networks. His reporting earned national awards from the Society of Professional Journalists and United Press International.

Today, Matt is a personal finance writer and speaker. He is the author of two books: Money, Purpose, Joy (September 2008) and Money Strategies for Tough Times (April 2009), both published by NavPress. Matt has been quoted in U.S. News and World Report, the Chicago Tribune, and Kiplinger's Personal Finance magazine, has written for ChristianityToday.com, writes two popular eNewsletters , and has been a guest on several nationally syndicated television and radio talk shows.

Matt holds a Master's degree in Interdisciplinary Studies from DePaul University, where he wrote a thesis about the emergence of America's consumer culture and its influence on people's beliefs and behaviors.

Matt lives with his wife and their three young children in the Chicago area.