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Why Coffee? The story of Ethnos Coffee

Dec 12, 2007

Many people asked me this question when I tell them about the company that I founded while completing my MBA at Regent University in 2006.

Coffee is a big industry. It is the second most traded commodity, oil being the first.

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In everything give thanks!

Dec 10, 2007

"In everything give thanks, for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you"I Thessalonians 5:18

I don't know about you, but as the year draws to a close and I reflect on God's goodness; all He has done on my behalf, who He is, all that He means to me, and where He has brought me from, I have a lot to be thankful for. I am thankful for life, His grace and mercy that kept me throughout the year, and in spite of all that is going on in the world; the threat of war, terrorism, sickness and even talks of global warming, He has protected me from premature death. Moreover, I am thankful for my wife and children, my local church, friends and finally, the fact that Jesus is Lord.

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More than a Conqueror

Dec 7, 2007

Yet in all these things we are more than conquerors through Him who loved us. Romans 8:37

If there is one thing that entrepreneurs need to deal with the daily pressures of business and the uncertainties of the marketplace, it is an internal sense of confidence in God. There are days that expense exceeds revenue and we do not know how to pay the rest of our bills. There are days we get disappointing news from a client, a vendor, or an employee that causes us to wonder whether or not we will be able to remain in business. No matter what the challenge is, the good news is that we can always turn to the Word of God and find comfort and encouragement.

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A True KB Story from Nepal--Final

Dec 6, 2007

In case you are wondering what happened to the project or if Gita took everything. Hema after all this organized a meeting to bring together the church elders and Gita, which initially Gita refused to attend. Later, however, she was obliged to meet with them. Also, in the meeting a resolution was sought and it was decided that every asset of the company will be divided equally among Hema and Gita. Not a resolution we wanted but definitely something to be hopeful about.

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A True KB Story from Nepal--Observations

Dec 4, 2007

The answer as we see from the above scenario is ‘forgetting the obvious’ only because everyone and everything involved are Christians?

(for background, please scroll down to read "A True KB Story from Nepal," parts I, II and III.)

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