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Donald McCullough first is a magical writter, and second a wise and kind teacher. We need to get back to the nature of caring and doing the little things that make human life special

Donald McCullough first is a magical writter, and second a wise and kind teacher. We need to get back to the nature of caring and doing the little things that make human life special. The gift for all ocassions (I purchased 20 of them!) and a great place to start with the kids.

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From saying please or thank you to keeping a secret to treating elders with respect, each of us can help build a community one small act at a time. In the process, we build character - becoming gracious people, more able to give and receive life's simple but essential gifts

From saying please or thank you to keeping a secret to treating elders with respect, each of us can help build a community one small act at a time. In the process, we build character - becoming gracious people, more able to give and receive life's simple but essential gifts. Through the absorbing stories in this book, Dr. McCullough not only speaks to the reader about a wide range of circumstances that affect us every day, but also speaks for us as he articulates our frustrations, concerns, and despair.

Donald McCullough wrote Say Please, Say Thank You: The Respect We Owe One Another about the courtesies, kindnesses and behavior we should show to each other. Some of the chapters are. Say Please: Respecting the Freedom of Others. Say Thank You: Acknowledging Dependence on Others. Tell White Lies (Occasionally): Protecting from Unnecessary Hurt. Categories: Etiquette.

In this gentle, inspiring book, Donald McCullough reminds us of the power that we have to make the world a. .To ensure we are able to help you as best we can, please include your reference number: TFLT1AH8RZ.

In this gentle, inspiring book, Donald McCullough reminds us of the power that we have to make the world a better place-simply by being polite. He helps us spot opportunities to treat others with respect-not because they have "earned it," but because they deserve it as fellow human beings. From saying please and thank you, to keeping a secret, to picking up the check at dinner, it's the little decisions in life that make the big difference-helping us to grow more gracious, and to give, and receive, life's simple but essential gifts.

Say Please, Say Thank You The Respect We Owe One Another By Donald McCullough Putnam. Where Novak is concerned with what and how to believe, in Say Please, Say Thank You McCullough is concerned with how to live. Where Novak focuses on the personal and private, McCullough focuses on how our actions affect those around us. In 36 short chapters, McCullough discusses the simple things: listening respectfully, apologizing when you've blown it, noticing and appreciating people.

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The Respect We Owe One Another. By Donald Mccullough. Donald W. McCullough has pastored congregations in Solana Beach, California, and Seattle and served as president of the San Francisco Theological Seminary and as professor of theology and preaching. Category: Inspiration & Motivation Personal Growth Reference. Oct 01, 1999 ISBN 9780399525384. His books include The Trivialization of God and Waking from th. ore about Donald Mccullough.

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