DECEMBER 2008

 

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How did we do?

Highlights of convention evaluations

Generally ...

“I found it amazing that, in the midst of the current economic situation, the mood was so upbeat – when it could have easily been the opposite.”

"We always come home with hope and feel so uplifted! What a great organization."

"I count valuable the opportunity to meet and hear from persons from the countries MEDA is working with, especially the women from Afghanistan and Pakistan."

"We invited our family to attend with us as a Christmas gift. They were pleased with the quality of meetings and dedication to MEDA’s ministries. It was a good investment for us as parents. We told them why we wanted them to go along with us, because MEDA has been an important part of our lives and our growth in reaching others around the world."

"God spoke to me here."

Thoughts on seminars ...

“This is the kind of information we need to leverage new energy for MEDA.”
On Lessons in Microfinance seminar with Sanavbar Sharipova, chief executive director, International Micro-Loan Fund (IMON), Tajikistan

“Pat’s story is the kind of inspirational gems that I come to MEDA convention for.”
On Why (and How) I Show Up at Soccer Stadiums, with Pat Vendrely, founder of TGI Systems, sports marketing business based in Chicago

“A very creative approach to a discussion about community. Where but MEDA convention could we hear this kind of dialogue!”
On Common Threads in Tanzanian and Ohio Amish Communities, with Faith Patrick, MEDA program manager in Tanzania, and David Kline, an Amish farmer, writer and church leader from Ohio

 

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