/home/rickalhgrim/public_html/wp-content/plugins/wpai-user-add-on/helpers/home/rickalhgrim/public_html/wp-content/plugins/wpai-user-add-on/actions/home/rickalhgrim/public_html/wp-content/plugins/wpai-user-add-on/filters/home/rickalhgrim/public_html/wp-content/plugins/fusion-core/shortcodes Finances – Page 10 – Wayne Review Skip to content
  • Citizenship
  • Education
  • Faith
  • Family
  • Media
  • Work

Finances

Popular Topics

2nd Amendment Accountability Bible Books Candidates Career Christian-friendly workplace Christian colleges Christian schools Church Conservative Conversion CTE Career & Technical Education DeSantis Election integrity Elections Events Finances Free speech Governance Government Helping people History Homeschool In Memoriam Jobs Law Law enforcement Liberty Lower taxes Made in the U.S.A. Military Missions Movies / TV Music Patriotism Pro-life Protection Protesting Radio / Podcast Religious liberty School choice Social media The Gospel The Resistance

Most Viewed

  • History-making soldier, extraordinary father
  • South Carolina joins school choice wave as governor signs voucher program into law
  • Auburn pregnancy resource center offers hope, support to prospective parents
  • UF [University of Florida] students spend spring break on mission In South Sudan
  • Army nurse officer becomes Liberty School of Nursing’s first Ph.D. graduate
  • Pro-lifers make a stand in the South’s abortion destination – South Carolina lawmakers again try to enact protections for babies
  • Indiana man paints massive American flag mural on roof of hardware store: ‘A lot of pride’
  • The ‘Made In America’ industry trend in 2023
  • Professor no longer in the classroom after allegedly forcing Christian students to fund Planned Parenthood
  • 2022 Made in America Auto Index
  • Policymakers accelerate income tax cut

    “In less than 8 years, we have taken the income tax rate from the highest it has ever been to the lowest it has ever been, while also growing our state reserves from $0 to $2 billion. We have accomplished this through a smarter, leaner, and more efficient state government.” – Arkansas Policy Foundation, August 2022

    Published On: August 1, 2022|Categories: Citizenship|Tags: Finances, Government, Lower taxes|
  • New book by Association of Christian Schools International and Cardus reveals roadmap to financial sustainability for Christian schools

    “Some of the innovative structures and strategies explored in the study include school mergers, online academies, microschools, Christian school districts, entrepreneurship and facilities leasing, and leveraging school choice programs.” – ACSI Association of Christian Schools International, August 1, 2022

    Published On: August 1, 2022|Categories: Education|Tags: Christian schools, Finances|
  • Why John Stott lived with less

    “Materialism—a preoccupation with material things—can smother our spiritual life. Jesus told us not to store up treasure on earth and warned us against covetousness. So did the apostle Paul, urging us instead to develop a lifestyle of simplicity, generosity, and contentment, drawing on his own experience of having learned to be content whatever the circumstances (Philippians 4:11).” – The Gospel Coalition, July 27, 2022

    Published On: July 27, 2022|Categories: Faith|Tags: Finances, In Memoriam|
  • Teaching teens about money gets new push

    “The important thing is for parents to start talking about money with their teens early and often,” says Fidelity’s VP of Youth Investing, John Boroff. “Our data shows teens who talk about money with their parents are more confident on financial topics.” – Fox News, July 16, 2022

    Published On: July 16, 2022|Categories: Family|Tags: Finances|
  • House Republican introduces amendment to strike $6 billion of ‘inflation’ spending from military bill

    “As inflation devastates families and communities across the country, House Democrats’ solution is to spend $6 billion to adjust for higher costs that their reckless spending contributed to,” Schweikert told FOX Business in a Monday statement. “I hope my amendment to strike $6 billion in inflation-subsidy spending will be accepted,” the Arizona Republican continued, warning that, otherwise, “this increased spending will only add to our economic troubles.” – Fox News, July 11, 2022

    Published On: July 11, 2022|Categories: Citizenship|Tags: Finances, Government|
  • Today’s specials: $2.38 per gallon gas, free chicken wings

    “AFP’s solutions to combat these rising prices garnered support, it stated, with 88 percent of respondents agreeing the government should make it easier to produce energy domestically and 82 percent agreeing with getting government spending under control by tackling the federal debt and reducing federal budget deficits.” – The Vindicator (Ohio), July 6, 2022

    Published On: July 6, 2022|Categories: Citizenship|Tags: Finances|
  • In a time of inflation and uncertainty, Appleton-area Buy Nothing groups aim to save money and build community

    “The Buy Nothing Project, a self-described “hyperlocal gift economy,” is a grassroots, volunteer-run organization that aims to provide a means for people to reduce waste and get what they need by asking and giving to their neighbors.” – The Appleton, Wisconsin Post-Crescent, July 5, 2022

    Published On: July 5, 2022|Categories: Family|Tags: Finances|
  • A blunt challenge – The Church should fund education at Christian schools

    “Perhaps no one anywhere has given more thoroughly thoughtful focus to these issues than Dr. Alan Pue, head of the Barnabas Group Inc., based in Castle Rock, Colo. A longtime WORLD loyalist, Pue has extensive experience in school administration and consulting. Much of that comes together in his book Rethinking Sustainability: A Strategic Finance Model for Christian Schools.” – World News Group, June 30, 2022

    Published On: June 30, 2022|Categories: Education|Tags: Books, Christian schools, Finances|
  • Joel Belz – Fighting education elitism

    “But now CCS is forging strategic links with other schools in the region. Olivet Baptist Church says that for years it’s wanted to launch a school—but leaders doubted they had the resources to do the job well. Now, in a win/win agreement, the church provides school facilities while CCS coordinates the school’s ‘educational infrastructure.’” – World News Group, June 15, 2022

    Published On: June 15, 2022|Categories: Education|Tags: Christian schools, Finances|
Previous91011Next
  • Home
  • Citizenship
  • Education
  • Faith
  • Family
  • Media
  • Work
  • Contact

© 2026 The Wayne Review | All Rights Reserved | Developed by CI Design, LLC

Page load link

Press “ESC” key to close

main menu
  • Home
  • Citizenship
  • Education
  • Faith
  • Family
  • Media
  • Work
  • Contact
recent posts
  • Rumble – Current job openings – Senior data scientist
  • A conference on how worship fuels our witness to the nations
  • Sunday church service: Wilton Manors, Florida – May 28, 2023
get connected

Go to Top