This week we are hosting the Christian Finance Blog Carnival. If you are wondering what a blog carnival is – well basically it is just a collection of articles on a related topic. Simple enough.
So here are the submissions for this week, so if you need some additional reading check ‘em out!
- Darren presents Business Advice – What We Can Learn From Amish Success
- Jaqueline Dornbach presents How to Create a Budget That Works-Step 1
- Robert Fenn presents A Christian Entrepreneur Should Pray For Wisdom and Not Money
- Paul Williams presents Conformed or Transformed?
- Jose Anajero presents 2 Kinds of Success
- Joe Plemon presents The Envelope Story: A Reminder of Hope
- Jason @ Redeeming Riches presents What Does It Mean to Live Missionally With Your Money
- Craig Ford presents Christian Lenders | Should Lending Be Abolished?
- Peter presents Devotional: Created For Work
- glblguy presents Emergency fund: what to do if you do not have one, but need cash fast
- Jason presents The Greatest Inheritance
And these are a few of the more popular articles from ChristianPF over the last few months…
- My Personal Financial Checklist
- The $8000 tax credit extended in 2010
- 10 of the 2010 tax law changes
- 4 places to find free printable grocery store coupons
- A look at PerkStreet Financial and their cash-back debit card rewards program
- The 5 best and worst rate car insurance companies
- 9 of the best credit cards to have for rewards
And these are a few carnivals that CPF was featured in recently… Personal Finance, 20′s Money, Taxes, Book Review, Personal Finance
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Hi Bob, thank you for including my article!
Bob,
Thanks for hosting the Carnival and for including my post. Greatly appreciated!