by Ed Rollins The year 2020 will be forever remembered as the year that changed everything. We continue to speak of the great pandemic that has shut down businesses, schools, and churches, and contributed to the demise of arts organizations around the world. The...
by Ed Rollins How do we measure the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic? In lives lost, there is no measure for the grief and sadness. In once-thriving businesses now with shuttered doors, there is no acceptable way to define the impact for owners, boards, employees,...
by Ed Rollins Normally, transformation is a slow process. It involves re-creation, open minds, and persistence. The Handbell Musicians of America just experienced a transformation that was far from the normal, plodding progress of change. It was a re-creation of...
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by Jennifer Cauhorn I’ve never been one to make a lot of New Year’s resolutions. This past summer, I started a new position as handbell director for a local church, adding to my already busy schedule. I’ve loved every minute of it but it has lead me to be more...
