The Service Is What Matters
Blog / Produced by The High CallingAs a fifteen year old grocery bagger at Jumbo Foods in Enid, Oklahoma, I had two mantras.
We were the store that served people well. Sometimes people gave me a tip, I think, but my memory is hazy on that point. You’d think I would remember that.
Read the rest of this essay at Red Letter Believers, the blog of David Rupert. David is a good friend and colleague who edits the Weekly Calling newsletter for us here at The High Calling.
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