Are we seeking God in prayer, spending time in His Word and surrounding ourselves with people who will


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challenge us to grow in our spiritual lives? Transformational discipleship involves moving from being in


proximity to one another to being in community with one another. And it starts with you and with me.


Ed Stetzer ” Students with Intellectual Difficulties


For adults with cognitive disabilities, the employment rate is 19%, and those who are able to find work earn only half of what those without disabilities do. Across the country, 274 postsecondary-transition programs are attempting to change these statistics by preparing these individuals for meaningful work and independent living.


Social Media Manners


With the ubiquity of social media, it is vital to establish a few rules of social media manners in order to avoid unfortunate blunders. “Social Media Etiquette: Exploring the Code of Courtesy in the Age of Social Media,” a report from Influence.co, looks at some of these issues.


Te top three inappropriate social media behaviors according to the Influence survey:


 Bullying — 91.1%  Sharing discriminatory content — 89.2%  Posting fake news — 88.8% Other inappropriate behaviors:  Posting too many selfies  Oversharing about personal life  Complaining about partners  Excessive use of hashtags  Excessive postings  Business solicitation  Political commentary


 Read more at www.ccca.org/go/disabilities. February/March 2020 www.ccca.org 13 You can read more at www.ccca.org/go/etiquette.


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