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In den nächsten Wochen erhalten die meisten Kunden von ihrem Kfz-Versicherer ihre Rechnung für das nächste Jahr. Ob die Versicherungsprämie sinkt oder steigt, wird aber nicht nur durch das eigene Fahrverhalten beeinflusst. Sie wird auch von einer großen Anzahl an Faktoren, den sogenannten Tarifierungsmerkmalen, bestimmt. Ein Tarifierungsmerkmal ist bspw. die Regionalklasse. Sie misst den Schadenverlauf im Verkehr des eigenen Wohnortes. In der Anlage finden Sie drei interessante Grafiken für das Jahr 2020 vom VersicherungsJournal Verlag GmbH. Sollten Sie schadenfrei durch das Jahr 2019 kommen und die Prämie erhöht sich dennoch, gehen Sie auf Ihren Berater zu. Ich bin mir sicher, dass er Ihnen weiterhelfen kann. Kommen Sie gut an! #versicherung #auto #regionalklasse #NEWsweekly #versicherungmitherz (hier: SV Sparkassenversicherung Generalagentur Joachim Lebherz) https://www.instagram.com/p/B3elF4eo7zy/?igshid=3jt9gjomn8lk

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#WaybackWednesday: Had a great time dining and listening to local music played by Troy,NY singer-songwriter and guitarist, Larry Quinn @quinn.larry two weeks ago inside the historic Smith's Of Cohoes, Cohoes,NY! For my first time in one of the largest bars/restaurant in Upstate NY, I was able to listen to Quinn perform two sets of original music and cover tunes to a crowded audience! Thank you again to my good friend, Susan Quinn, for inviting me to the concert & for encouraging me to write the review of your uncle's performance. You can read my review in both "Nippertown" and inside last week's edition of "The Eastwick Press"!! Happy January 31 & goodbye Wednesday!! (Review and Photograph by Amy Modesti) #WaybackWednesday, #FridayJanuary192018, #SmithsOfCohoes, #SmithsBistroLounge, #CohoesNY, #CohoesStrong, #TheFamedSmithsRestaurantInCohoesReOpens, #LarryQuinn, #TroyNYGuitarist, #Vocalist, #ConcertPhotography, #TheEastwickPress, #PageFive, #FridayJanuary262018, #Newsweekly, #CanonRebelSL1Photo, #NewsStory, #MusicReview, #ALMFineArtAndPhotography, #RestoredRestaurant, #IPadProPhotography, #SecondMusicReviewof2018, #WednesdayJanuary312018, @quinn.larry (at Smith's Restaurant of Cohoes)

COVER STORY: TOO Many Churches?

By David Hoppe

"I'm a seventh generation pastor," Frank Vardeman tells me. Frank's sitting behind the wheel of his Prius; we're on Highway 20, headed for Mishawaka, in northwest Indiana. It's a bright fall morning.

Frank's a rugged man with a gentle voice. In his youth he was an all-state Georgia football player (he has the bum knees to prove it), which also helps place his accent, warm and smooth as well-crafted bourbon.

Frank is an elder in the Presbyterian Church (USA), a mainline reformed Protestant denomination. He's what's called a general presbyter, a modern-day circuit rider, looking after churches and congregations in a region that covers the northern part of Indiana, from the Michigan border down to Zionsville, outside Indianapolis, and from the Illinois to Ohio state lines.

This is hard work. According to the job description: "The General Presbyter will nurture the community of the Presbytery and enhance our partnership in ministry with other governing bodies and ecumenical communities as we seek to serve Jesus Christ in this place."

All too often what that means lately is either closing churches whose congregations are no longer large enough to support their buildings, or putting out fires sparked by recent denominational votes in favor of the ordination of gay ministers and gay marriage...

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