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Arrow is looking for a customer care representative to serve our fantastic customers. If you're interested, please email your CV to Allan (allan@arrowes.hk)

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We are currently training a new batch of 18 ladies.  Call the office (2151-1125/26) if you would like to discuss your needs for a helper. Our next orientations will be Feb 20-24. 

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Every Sunday we have computers available for Arrow ladies to contact their families. If you have an old laptop you're not using, why not donate to Jubilee Int'l Filipino Fellowship. Call Arrow and we'll arrange to pick it up.

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Friday
Feb192010

Why is it so hard to bless others?

Recently we had a customer terminate their helper because the employer had lost her job. When they brought the helper in, the husband told me that his wife had lost their job so they had to let the helper go. I asked them if they would please put this in writing and they refused. If they had been willing to tell Immigration these simple facts, the helper could have stayed and almost immediately gone to work for another family. Instead she now has gone back to the Philippines and her prospects at age 40 are significantly diminished. Let's assume the lady was a "ma ma day" helper, not too good and not too bad. So what? Why not help her? Why not help a family in need of a helper now? What is so difficult about picking up the pen and writing one or two sentences to bless another person?  With the economic downturn we have had a number of employers lose their jobs, but most of them WILL NOT put it in writing, as if this will curse them forever. Can someone explain this to me? The Bible says that when we bless, we GET BLESSED. By withholding blessing we are cursing ourselves. It seems that some people are operating under a different "economy". I hope someone can explain this mindset to me.

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