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United News December 2000 1 United News United Church of God P.O. Box 541027, Cincinnati, OH 45254-1027 Phone (513) 576-9796, Fax (513) 576-9795 Vol. 6, No. 8 DECEMBER 2000 News of the UNITED CHURCH OF GOD, an International Association News of the UNITED CHURCH OF GOD, an International Association Church of God Task Forces Continue Positive Steps Toward Reconciliation The task forces of the Church of God, a Christian Fellowship, (CGCF) and the United Church of God, an International Association, (UCG) met for the second time in three months on Sunday and Monday, November 19-20, with the focus on developing specific, prac- tical ways for the two organizations to draw closer and work together. The first meeting in August laid the foundation for further talks, as the groups affirmed at that time their common doctrinal beliefs and identified the causes of division and barriers to reconciliation. Potential doctrinal differences and hurts from the past were considered the two major areas of concern. The doctri- nal questions were essentially satis- fied with some issues to be studied further, putting most of the attention now on promoting reconciliation and cooperation. The task forces are presenting to their respective governing bodies (the UCGs Council of Elders, and the CGCFs Executive Council) numerous suggestions, including the following specific recommen- dations, to consider at their next scheduled meetings. Priority Attention The task forces recommend that everyone, individually and col- lectively, give priority attention and publicity to the biblical instructions regarding peace making, conflict resolution and forgiveness and endeavoring to dwell together in unity. A number of Feast of Tabernacles sermons addressed these subjects, and the ministry is encouraged to magnify these themes in sermons, Bible studies and articles in church publications. Individuals who may have caused, or suffer from, past hurts are urged to give serious thoughtled by prayer, study, fasting and perhaps counselingto taking the appropri- ate steps toward resolving those offenses. The task forces believe that God will bless such concentrat- ed spiritual effort by everyone and will help break down the barriers to reconciliation that may exist. The task forces further advise that both groups prepare videotape sermons for their respective congre- gations, coordinated in general con- tent and timing, that will further cover various elements of these subjects. Information Packets Another constructive step rec- ommended is to coproduce infor- mation packets for the ministry and membership of both groups con- taining detailed explanations of each groups doctrinal beliefs and their answers to the doctrinal ques- tions that have been submitted, as well as descriptions of their respec- tive forms of governance, adminis- tration and policies. Represent- atives from each church could also write similar articles for the other churchs publications in an effort to clearly explain their organizations positions. Much information and many publications are already available on each churchs Web site (www.cgcf.org and www.ucg.org). Developing ministerial com- munication and rapport is seen by the task forces as another high pri- ority. For example, they recom- mend that both groups exchange their ministerial phone/e-mail- address lists, and encourage reestablishing contact with one another. In terms of both groups mutu- ally cooperating, the task forces recognized that in several areas joint actions are already taking place, and recommend several other actions that are possible pend- ing approval by the respective councils. For example, campers and staff members from both churches have often participated together in summer camps, congregations and members often combine in some church areas for social and educa- tional activities, and ministers have conducted funerals, weddings, bap- tisms and anointings for members in the other church. This type of mutual cooperation is encouraged to continue and expand. Additional ideas being submit- ted to the councils by the task forces include coordinating certain Feast sites and activities, sharing litera- ture and articles, working on cross- over ministerial speaking opportu- nities, and extending invitations to attend each others board/council meetings and ministerial confer- ences. Roy Holladay, Dennis Luker and Clyde Kilough represented UCG and Norbert Link and George Meeker represented CGCF. Warren Zehrung is also a member of the CGCF group, but was unable to attend due to health reasons. Moving Forward Everyone unanimously con- cluded that the two-day talks proved very productive, especially with the pragmatic, tangible ideas for moving forward toward unity of mind, spirit and efforts to do the work of God. The next task force meeting is tentatively planned for May 2001. UN UN Camps Achieve High Standards Connie Coutellier, director of professional development for the American Camping Association (ACA), congratulated United Youth Camps (UYC) for achieving ACA accreditation at a meeting of the camp team November 14. Our quest for accreditation has aided our camps by helping us design a mission statement and evaluate our program as to whether we are actually fulfilling it, improve safety, upgrade the qualifications of instructors and lessen the Churchs legal liability, said David Treybig, a member of the team. The unani- mous consensus of the camp team was that the ACA served as an excellent tool to help us carry on our tradition of excellence and that we would not want to retreat from the high standards we have now established. Ms. Coutellier presented the official scores on each section of the ACA scoresheet. Because UYC is considered one camp with multi- ple sites, the scoring for each of the four camps visited was combined on a single scoresheet. (The four camps were Oakhurst, Carter, McKenzie and Heritage.) In order to pass a standard, all four camps had to comply with the standard. Even though this made it harder to achieve a high score, the UYC program received excellent scores on each section. The specific scores for each section were: site 89 percent, aquat- ics 98 percent, adventure/challenge 96 percent, human resources 100 percent, health and wellness 100 percent, operational management 100 percent, program design 100 percent, horseback riding 100 per- cent and transportation 100 percent. The combined total means that all of the UYC camps in the United States (including those not official- ly visited) are Y2000 rated by the ACA, or simply accredited. For more on the camp team meetings, see page 5. UN UN In the seven months between July 2000 and January 2001, more than 2.4 million households in the United States will have received a promotion for the Good News magazine (see chart). This does not include the 12.5 million Readers Digest readers who received an ad in the June issue, or other previ- ous promotions. Details of the brochure program, direct mail efforts, card decks and package inserts are included in the News at a Glance section of this issue, pages 15 and 16. UN UN IN IN THIS THIS ISSUE... ISSUE... Q&A: Paid Ministry; Mr . ........2 International News ....................3 Camp Team Meetings ................ 5 Youth Demographic Study.......... 5 Will You Jump in the Lake?........ 6 Feast 2000...................................... 7 Media Principles of Prophets .... 10 Open Houses in California ........ 11 2001 Holy Day Planner..........12 Local Church Updates ............13 Announcements........................14 News at a Glance ....................15 Whats New on the Web? ........16 Next issue: January 2, 2001 Connie Coutellier of the ACA congratulates Les McCullough and the camp team for officially achieving ACA accreditation Good News Promotions Reaching Millions Quantity Promotional Program Print Date 279,000 Direct mail #1 July 2000 250,000 Supermarket take-ones #2 July 2000 100,000 Brochure program member distribution July 2000 50,000 Brochure distribution, Murfreesboro, TN July 2000 10,000 Brochure mailing #1, London, KY July 2000 15,000 Brochure insert, Penny Saver, FL July 2000 150,000 Card deck #1, home schooling families Sept. 2000 250,000 Package insert, rural home owners Dec. 2000 150,000 Card deck #2, home schooling families Dec. 2000 250,000 Package insert, rural home gardeners Jan. 2001 150,000 Package insert Jan. 2001 200,000 Direct mail #2 Jan. 2001 500,000 Supermarket take-ones #3 Jan. 2001 25,000 Brochure mailing #2, London, KY Jan. 2001 25,000 Brochure mailings by other congregations Jan. 2001 2,404,000 TOTAL

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P R O D U C T S H E E TP R O D U C T S H E E T

Console for Cisco: Business EditionTHE FRONT DOOR TO YOUR BUSINESS

Console for Cisco: Business EditionTHE FRONT DOOR TO YOUR BUSINESS

Console for Cisco - Business Edition is a powerful and scalable attendant operator

console designed especially for Cisco Unified Communications platforms. It delivers

a highly effective and easy to manage call handling platform, which can be flexibly

extended with advanced functionalities and services. Powerful call queuing, presence

and directory features ensure calls are handled quickly and efficiently, and callers are

transferred to the right available contact, first time.

Benefits• Fast, efficient call handling and

transfer

• Improved caller experience

• Improved productivity

• Synchronisation with existing directories

• Presence status information improves transfer success and reduces voice mail

• Automatic fallback and callback services ensure fewer calls are lost or abandoned

• Optional call recording for quality, protection or compliance

• Important functions available directly on the IP phone

• Low total cost of ownership

• Easy, centralised administration

• Flexibly extendable with advanced phone applications

An excellent first impressionThe attendant operator console is the front door to your business,

and the key to making a lasting first impression on your customers

and partners. With over 14 years experience in selling voice

applications for Cisco Unified Communications Manager platforms

and as a Preferred Solution Developer, Enghouse Interactive has

worked closely with Cisco to develop advanced communications

solutions that are proven to help organisations deliver the best

customer experience, boost productivity and efficiency.

Enghouse Interactive’s Operator Console for Cisco - Business Edition

provides a wealth of advanced features and an intuitive, adaptable

interface. It is suitable for small and medium-sized businesses

and can scale to highly complex and distributed environments.

Operators can manage interactions on their computer, or

handle tasks directly on their IP phones for added convenience.

Administration of the phone server is completely centralised and

uses a web-based frontend which can be extended with additional

modules.

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Professional call handlingConsole for Cisco - Business Edition delivers the all-

important attendant operator console services on a simple

to use client. Key tasks can be handled directly from the IP

phone, making the console suitable for workplaces where no

computer is available.

The queuing service provides an unlimited number of

queues per attendant, with caller numbers and waiting

times displayed in real time so incoming calls can always be

answered in a timely manner. Voice messages and music can

be played back to callers waiting in the queue, with time-

based scheduling ensuring that callers hear a customised

message depending on the time of day or during weekends

or holidays.

The flexible integration of existing corporate directories and

databases - including Active Directory, LDAP and any type

of SQL database - ensures contact information is always

accurate and can be easily found through an intuitive search

function. In addition, live presence and status information is

available through integration with Cisco Unified Presence,

Jabber Status, Microsoft Exchange, and Business Line

feature (BLF). The availability of internal users is displayed

in real time on the attendant console and on the IP phone

display, including detailed status information such as

whether phones are redirected to other phones or the

mailbox, have an active internal or external call.

Calls can be transferred to numbers in the directory easily

and quickly by keyboard shortcuts or drag and drop.

Automatic fallback of transferred calls to busy destinations

ensures callers are immediately connected back to the

operator and calls are not lost.

Screen showing call queues and directory with presence status indicators and contact options

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CONSOLE FOR CISCO: BUSINESS EDITION // ATTENDANT OPERATOR CONSOLE FOR CISCO

Adaptable user interface

Attendant console users have the possibility to adapt the

client to their specific needs. By choosing from a large

selection of available services, they can enable only the

functions they need on their graphical user interface.

Available services include:

• Display all active calls and calls that are on hold

• Detailed caller information

• Busy lamp field with phone status information

• Multiple queues with display of queued calls

• Personal contacts

• Call history with display filter

• Directory with access to corporate databases / directories

ProvisioningProvisioning is the process of preparing the communications

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like assigning new phone numbers, renaming user names or

removing communications services. Enghouse Interactive’s

provisioning tools greatly simplify the process and speed up

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• Save costs and improve efficiency

• Consolidated view of users, phones, locations

• Reduce errors and maximise productivity

• Increase the quality of changes in the communications network

Phone applications for Cisco

Enghouse Interactive also offers a range of advanced phone

applications for Cisco that provide added functionality.

• Office services with extended functions for office administration

• Broadcast - leveraging the existing communications infrastructure for zone paging, emergency broadcasts and phone conferencing at the touch of a button

• Phone Lock - secure phones to prevent misuse and fraud

• Group MA – Manager – assistant functionality entirely on the phone set, allows assistants to manage calls based on the boss’s availability

• Phone ACD – perform the functions of a simple call center agent from your Cisco IP phone screen

Call billing & reportingThe call handling system is one of the most powerful

business tools, so it’s important that it always performs

at optimum efficiency. Enghouse Interactive Call Billing

and Reporting provides sophisticated reporting through a

standard web interface to help monitor, manage and analyse

call data across the entire organisation. With this information

at their fingertips, organisations can monitor performance,

detect fraud and misuse, identify unnecessary cost factors

such as idle lines and unused devices, complete detailed

cost analyses or plan new investments.

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Learn more at www.enghouseinteractive.com© 2011 Enghouse Systems. All Rights Reserved.

About Enghouse InteractiveEnghouse Interactive develops and supplies the widest range of customer contact solutions on the market through an extensive

network of value-added partners. Enghouse Interactive’s integrated suite of solutions includes multi-channel contact centre, self service,

attendant operator consoles and workforce optimisation. These solutions enable organisations to classify and respond to customers in

the way that they want: quickly, efficiently and successfully, with minimal effort.

CONSOLE FOR CISCO:BUSINESS EDITION // FEATURES AND FUNCTIONALITY

Are you listening?Understanding the voice of the customer is a powerful

tool. Quality management does not have to be an

expensive endeavour. Enghouse Interactive’s Quality

Management Suite as part of the operator console captures

interactions across departments and company sites, and

helps organisations optimise their business processes

and workforce, achieve regulatory compliance, improve

customer service and resolve disputes.

• Secure, seamlessly integrated call recording and monitoring

• Agent evaluation and coaching

• Unobtrusive, efficient and reliable

• Multiple recording options including synchronised voice and video

• Encrypted archiving and easy search

• Highly scalable from single location deployments to multiple sites

Helpdesk and Contact CentreFor organisations that need to extend further and require

helpdesk, call centre or multimedia contact centre features

with advanced routing capabilities, Enghouse Interactive

provides a range of solutions that cover the full range of

business requirements - from a cost-effective voice-only

call centre solution to our fully multimedia enabled contact

centre for the enterprise.

A trusted Cisco PartnerEnghouse Interactive has been a trusted partner for over

twenty years, through our original family of solutions -

Arc Solutions, Andtek, Telrex and Zeacom. Our solutions

are tested to ensure our solutions are interoperable with

Cisco Unified Communications by undergoing regular

Interoperability Vertification Testing (IVT).

• Cisco Preferred Developer Network partner

• Cisco Compatible

Our solutions are also tested alongside other software

solutions to ensure compatibility as part of the wider UC

solution.

Modular approachPilot, prove and migrate your console, helpdesk or contact

centre to Cisco UC when the time is right for you, then add

functionality as required.