Maine is still struggling with the weather

Mark Michaud Report– Southern Maine is still struggling with the weather, but Mark is anticipating a good turn-out for a new meeting that will kick-off this week in York, Maine. Also, he says many associates from the area travelled to New Hampshire for the Super Saturday featuring Alex Franqui of Weston, Florida.
Many years ago, before I founded Pre-Paid Legal Services, I worked with a man who taught me an important lesson about business and salesmanship. While many agents took the road with the intention of “helping” people, he was inclined to say, “How can I ‘hope’ people?” Some say he had an inside track to success. I believe he created an inside track by offering hope to people in need. It’s a good way to look at our offering today.

PPL Doctor Cares for Injured Haitians

Pre-Paid Legal’s on-site physician is taking his office on the road to assist Haitians suffering from the massive earthquakes that devastated the country almost a week ago.
Dr. Bruce Dennis plans to leave Oklahoma on Tuesday, Jan. 19, traveling to Haiti with two other local men to offer medical care and assist in the relief effort in the heavily-damaged Port-au-Prince.
He and his team will set up a medical clinic during the week long trip and later return with a large group of health care providers. They will also conduct a fact-finding mission and return to seeks funds to repair structures at several orphanages.
Dr. Dennis has traveled to Haiti for more than 11 years for missionary work through various charitable organizations, including the Haitian Christian Foundation, which runs a school in the impoverished country.
If you haven't already contributed and have been waiting for a chance to do so, we're excited to share this opportunity to help an organization that supports Dr. Dennis' efforts in Haiti.

Contributions can be sent to:

The Haitian Christian Foundationc/o Dr. Bruce Dennis

P.O. Box 25

Fittstown, OK 74842

By Stacy Whelchel