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Pat Shea

Pat Shea

Verified

Content Writer, One Inc.

Northport

Final Covers

Cuba , US Foreign Policy

Doesn’t Cover

reviews, product

Seniority Positions

Industries

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Medium Formats

Content

Total articles 106

  • Seven Words You Never Want To Hear: An Interview With Christian Author, Denise Wilson

    By Pat Shea| The Good News Magazine@ By Pat SheaWe all know someone. It could be a friend, a family member or maybe a co-worker who hears you discuss your faith and will claim they too are “religious”, “spiritual” or “saved.” However, when you hear them speak or watch how they treat others it’s apparent that when it comes to faith, they’re all talk and no substance. When you encounter these Christians-in-name-only, is there really anything you can do about it? If you’re Denise Wilson, you write a book.

    By Pat Shea · The Good News Magazine

    Aug. 18, 2021

  • The check is (no longer) in the mail

    By Pat Shea| ATM marketplace Verified Global payments company GoCardless conducted a survey on the payment preferences of Americans, asking what they would be willing to give up if it meant they never had to write a check again. The responses may surprise you. At a recent doctor's appointment, I was surprised to see a sign that said, "We prefer debit, credit card, PayPal or Venmo payments instead of checks."When I asked the receptionist about the sign she said, "It's easier for us when they use cards.

    By Pat Shea · ATM marketplace

    May. 07, 2021

  • Seven Words You Never Want To Hear: An Interview With Christian Author, Denise Wilson

    By Pat Shea| The Good News Magazine@ By Pat SheaWe all know someone. It could be a friend, a family member or maybe a co-worker who hears you discuss your faith and will claim they too are “religious”, “spiritual” or “saved.” However, when you hear them speak or watch how they treat others it’s apparent that when it comes to faith, they’re all talk and no substance. When you encounter these Christians-in-name-only, is there really anything you can do about it? If you’re Denise Wilson, you write a book.

    By Pat Shea · The Good News Magazine

    Aug. 18, 2021

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