Archive for July 1st, 2009

Differentiating Churches

Happy Canada Day! I am actually not even in Canada today to celebrate our nation’s birthday.  My wife and I are enjoying a beautiful summer vacation day in Seattle, Washington. I had to write a post because of a powerful marketing observation. Today, we visited Seattle’s famous Pike Place Market.  There are tons of market [...]

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