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If you’re in the nonprofit publishing industry, you know that the U.S. Postal Service has fallen on hard economic times and is looking for ways to cut its losses. Some of those solutions could involve a threat to nonprofit postage rates, so this is an issue many EPA members are following closely.
Dr. Bob Terry of the Alabama Baptist, who represents EPA’s interests through his work with the Alliance of Nonprofit Mailers, sends word that the U.S. Senate may consider postal reform legislation as early as next week.
The Evangelical Press Association has selected “extreme poverty” as its “cause of the year” for 2012.
An estimated 1.4 billion people live on less than $1.25 per day, a circumstance the U.N. has defined globally as “extreme poverty.” An estimated 600 million children live in extreme poverty, and thousands of children die each day from medical conditions associated with their economic condition.
To all EPA members:
Our annual convention is coming in May and we are looking forward to seeing you there. This year at the convention we will be electing one new board member: the board secretary. The board secretary will serve a three-year term. We're seeking nominations for this position.
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