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Media Coverage: Survey: Preachers Battle the Bulge

Media Coverage: Survey: Preachers Battle the Bulge

August 12, 2010

The Charlotte Post

According to evidence uncovered through the Clergy Health Initiative, United Methodist clergy in North Carolina have an “alarming” prevalence of obesity and its related chronic diseases. Job stress seems to play a key role. The Clergy Health Initiative is a $12 million, seven-year effort funded by The Duke Endowment. View the full article published in The Charlotte Post.

 
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2010 Annual Report

A Journey Together highlights efforts that convened diverse groups of people for planning and learning.View the annual report.

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Social Media Survey

A recent survey reveals how Endowment constituents are using social media.

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Profiles of Service:
David Holthouser

Exploring options for improving campus sustainability.

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The Story of James B. Duke

His story is one of humility and commitment, knowledge and compassion, which he used to establish The Duke Endowment.

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Demonstrating Impact

Two children's advocacy center directors share their experiences of evaluation.

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Expanding Asian Studies

Furman University's Place of Peace is the beginning of a growing Asian Studies Center.

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Quality Center Connects N.C. Hospitals

Safety and quality officers like Joan Wynn work with the Quality Center to improve hospital care.

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Former Fellow

Rev. Duncan Martin, a former Rural Ministry Fellow, now leads two United Methodist Churches.