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Two years pass slowly for disaster victims Sept. 24, 2007

Working out the puzzles of children's services
(Fort Worth Star-Telegram / April 9, 2007)

Katrina, Rita long gone, but victims remain

Private organizations can do better with children
(Fort Worth Star-Telegram / May 2005)

Best welfare reform: privatize care for children
(Waco Tribune / March 2005)

Parenting and protecting
A chance for us to do a better job
(Fort Worth Star-Telegram / January 2005)

Steps Texas must take to protect its children
(Austin American Statesman / December 2004)

Let's do more for our foster children
(Dallas Morning News / April 2004)

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An unfair option
(Austin American Statesman / September 2003)

Social Service Scraps
(Fort Worth Star-Telegram/ April 2003)

Children's welfare is at risk
(Dallas Morning News / February 2003)

Faith-based groups will benefit from Bush's order
(Dallas Morning News / December 2002)

Bush understands faith-based compassion
(Corpus Christi Caller-Times / February 2001)

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Faith-based initiative a small step forward
(Austin American-Statesman / September 2001)

Faith-based groups have safeguards
(Dallas Morning-News / July 2001)

Faithful Motivations
Fort Worth Star-Telegram / July 2001

Getting rid of the 'thou shalt nots'
(Fort Worth Star-Telegram / July 2001)

Faith-based programs fill social service needs
(Brenham Banner-Press / July 2000)

Faith-based programs help needy
(San Antonio Express News / December 2000)

Editor's Note:
Based on the lessons he has learned as President and CEO of Lutheran Social Services of the South and as an attorney and political consultant, Dr. Senske has written two books, Executive Values: A Christian Approach to Organizational Leadership, and Personal Values: God's Game Plan for Life. For information about his books, visit www.senskevalues.com.

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