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Everyday Stewardship is our flagship magazine that is published three times a year for Everence members and offers educational columns plus popular stories of inspiring real people who share their finances, health, and other stewardship issues in their lives.

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Spring 2013 issue

What’s new
Investing in Hurricane Sandy’s long-term recovery

What’s new
New direction for health insurance and services

What’s new
We can help put you behind the wheel or feel at home

Health
Get to your healthy destination
The power of small steps

Money basics
A less costly, but fast loan
Learn about a substitute for credit cards

Money intermediate
A money recipe for newlyweds
Avoid tension by talking about a few key issues

Money advanced
What are your plans after 65?
Determining if your retirement savings are enough

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My plan: A fillable document to help plan retirement

Your story
Learning to be frugal, not stingy
Lack of money just one concern after personal tragedy

Your story
An elder’s side job
Tough economic times led to money mentoring

Making a difference
Joe has a beef with food waste
People in need benefit from ‘meat ministry’

Making a difference
Making chocolate a little sweeter
Eliminating child labor in the chocolate industry

Lives we share
Doesn’t leave home without it

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Everyday Stewardship archives

Fall 2012

Have knowledge, will travel
Ex-executive now a globe-trotting volunteer

Swimming back
Long laps toward good health

Lives we share
Now I can go on

Summer 2012

Retiring from the unexpected life
Past days in Haiti are touchstone, shaping today

Growing more than corn
South Dakota farmer takes advantage of extra time and profits

Spring 2012

Learning to wait
An Ohio couple taught their children about finances

Unique retirement investing
A couple looks to international Main Street, not Wall Street

Fall 2011

Rural rebirth
Young Amish migrate onto New York farms

Reinventing renting
Luke and Dot Beidler named 2011 national Journey Award winner

Spring 2011

Empty nesters quit work
Gordon and Sue Miller radically changed their lifestyle to take a few years off for voluntary service

Picking up the thread
An avid knitter of prayer shawls before her brain injury, Jean Schmitt found knitting useful as therapy during recovery

Pulling together on money
When Ms. Spender marries Mr. Conscientious

Outside the comfortable community
Couple’s careers don’t dwell on results

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