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Sing A New Song (But Not Too Many… And Not Too Many Of Yours) – Worthily Magnify
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Helping Worship Leaders Lead Well. Sing A New Song (But Not Too Many And Not Too Many Of Yours). May 22, 2014. May 22, 2014. The Bible is clear: We should be singing new songs to the Lord ( Psalm 96:1. As one example of many). What is less clear: How often should we sing new songs at our churches? I took a stab at answering this question with some practical suggestions over three years ago. What is even less clear: How often should we sing our (or someone in our church’s) original songs? I said “. 4 Try ...
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Jeff Swick | The PHAALS Foundation
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Skip to main content. Playing Hardball Against ALS. Jeff Swick is a life-long resident of Putnam County, Ohio. An Ohio State University graduate, he obtained his Bachelor’s of Science in Agriculture, with a minor in Business, in 1997. Upon graduation, Jeff worked as a sales representative in the construction industry for two years. It was not all about wins and losses, it was what these players were going to be in ten years. In March 2012, Jeff had an idea that would change his life forever. On April...
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What Is ALS? | The PHAALS Foundation
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Skip to main content. Playing Hardball Against ALS. What Others Are Saying. Learn More About ALS. Every 90 minutes, someone is diagnosed with Lou Gehrig’s Disease, totaling more than 5,600 cases each year. In fact, according to the ALS Association, as many as 30,000 Americans have the disease at any given time. Men and women of all races can suffer Lou Gehrig’s Disease, but the ALS Care Database shows that 93% of people in the database are Caucasian and 60% are male. What Others Are Saying.
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Recent News | The PHAALS Foundation
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Skip to main content. Playing Hardball Against ALS. Hall of Fame Legend Scholarship. Posted on Tuesday, April 28th, 2015 9:02pm. You transaction was canceled before it was completed. Thank you for considering a donation to the PHAALS Foundation. If you would like to try again, please visit our donation. Page, or contact us. Thank You For Your Gift. Posted on Tuesday, April 28th, 2015 8:58pm. Posted on Sunday, April 26th, 2015 4:13pm. You can host a PHAALS Fundraiser event. More information forthcoming.
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Eugene VonLehmden | The PHAALS Foundation
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Skip to main content. Playing Hardball Against ALS. Eugene Yogi VonLehmden, 67, was born on November 27 1944 to Alvin and Rita VonLehmden in Ft. Jennings. Oldest of 5 boys, Ronald, Doyle, Duane and Kim. In High school Yogi played basketball and Baseball. Yogi was a second baseman. Gene met JoAnne Polman and they married on July 31 1965, they had 4 children. Cheryl, Mark, Brent and Lori. Yogi was diagnosed with ALS in 2010. He passed away in May of 2012. Thank You For Your Gift. Hall of Fame Application.
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Who We Are | The PHAALS Foundation
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Skip to main content. Playing Hardball Against ALS. What Others Are Saying. Learn More About ALS. The PHAALS Foundation exists to help fight for a cure for ALS also known as Lou Gehrig’s Disease and to enrich the lives of families affected by the disease. Founded in 2012 by Jeff Swick, we work hard to raise awareness and provide support for the ALS community. Whether we’re raising funds to make an ALS patient’s dream come true. Or aiding a family member with the Hall of Fame LEGEND Scholarship. Read More...
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Your Donation Makes a Difference | The PHAALS Foundation
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Skip to main content. Playing Hardball Against ALS. Your Donation Makes a Difference. Your Donation Makes a Difference. The PHAALS Foundation is able make a difference because of people like you. Donate today and help improve the lives of ALS patients, not only in West Central Ohio, but wherever there’s a PHAALS Hall of Fame Member battling Lou Gehrig’s Disease! We welcome all donations, and your gift always goes directly to families affected by ALS. Diamond Donor Levels of Sponsorship. 10,000 or more.
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Hall of Fame Application | The PHAALS Foundation
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Skip to main content. Playing Hardball Against ALS. Apply for the Hall of Fame. Hall of Fame Application. Hall of Fame Application. Follow the instructions below to apply for Hall of Fame membership, or download. Upload a photo of the applicant. Photos must be a minimum resolution of 500x500. If you are unsure what to do, please skip this and contact the foundation. Files must be less than 5 MB. Allowed file types: gif jpg png. Leave this field blank. Apply for the Hall of Fame. Thank You For Your Gift.
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What We Do | The PHAALS Foundation
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Skip to main content. Playing Hardball Against ALS. Hall of Fame Legend Scholarship. Although we work hard, our mission is simple: We strive to enrich the lives of families stricken with ALS and provide them with the physical, emotional and financial support they deserve. Through PHAALS fundraising events. Public service endeavors and local, state and national awareness events, we’re not only able to provide those affected by ALS access to our Diamond Dreams. Hall of Fame Legend Scholarship. Like us on F...
