The St. Louis pastor who caused a stir after writing "I Give God 10% why do you get 18" on her receipt, instead of leaving a tip, has apologized for writing the note.
Pastor Alois Bell told The Smoking Gun that she was embarrassed about the whole brouhaha.
The note was "a lapse in judgment that has been blown out of
proportion," Bell told the blog, adding that she left a smaller tip in
cash on the table.
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Wednesday, February 6, 2013
National Marriage Week Tackles Poverty, Christian Divorce Rate, and Intimacy Problem
By Leonardo Blair , CP Contributor
February 6, 2013|4:55 am
Take your pick. Whether you are looking for ideas for a date night, Valentine's Day or a bigger solution to preserving your marriage this year, National Marriage Week USA, celebrated on February 7-14 annually, will help you find much more than a rose and a box of chocolate for your troubles.
Touting the financial, health and social benefits of marriage in a video at nationalmarriageweekusa.org, executive director of the organization Sheila Weber noted that married adults lead longer lives, have greater personal happiness, and better health. "…Marriage is really the unsung anti-poverty program because single motherhood is the greatest source of impoverishment for both women and children," said Weber in the video.
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