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Shari Noland
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Editor, Urban Faith
Chicago, Oak Park
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Biography
Shari has a passion for using technology to effectively and efficiently enhance how people work, play, live, and learn. From the early days of the Internet as a content developer for an ABC-TV affiliate to most recently, Chief Content Officer for Urban Ministries Inc., a 45-year-old Christian media firm, Shari’s biggest strength is having the vision and skills of an editor, while being able to dig deep into the technical details like a developer. She has managed the development of large- and small-scale websites (content and e-commerce), books, and magazines. Along the way, she’s also helped to build and grow virtual communities for well-known Hearst magazines, such as GoodHousekeeping, Marie Claire, Cosmopolitan, Redbook, House Beautiful, and more.
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Content
By Shari Noland| Urban Faith Verified It has been six months since we started on this journey with our 14-year-old son, who began a home-based high school curriculum last fall. I’m no expert by any means, but you’d be surprised how much severaltrials by fire in a short amount of time can teach you. I know there’s a lot more knowledge to grasp with each year, but here are ten things I’ve learned so far. 1. You can’t just go with one curriculum.
By Shari Noland| Urban Faith Verified (RNS) — The Christian Methodist Episcopal Church has elected its second woman bishop and received its first episcopal address from a woman during its quadrennial General Conference. “I think when you elect the first you have to be really careful that they just don’t become a token and so I was really excited,” said Bishop Teresa Jefferson-Snorton, who was the first woman elected in 2010 and serves as the secretary on the College of Bishops. The Rev.
By Shari Noland| Urban Faith Verified VIDEO: MAINA MWAURA WITH STEPHEN COVEY ON HOW TO TRUST AND INSPIRE
Company Info
Urban Faith
Chicago, Oak Park, United States