40 Day Challenge

I have started my 40 Day Challenge in the first week of November! I adapted it from on of the trainings on MLM Lead System Pro-- the 100 Day Challenge. Because of the holidays coming up I decided to do two 40 Day Challenges. One before the holidays and one after them.

My goal is to write at least one article a day for forty days to promote my business. Keep watching here on this blog to see how it is going.

For more information on MLM Lead System Pro and my online business go to http://DianneRonnow.com

Great Mission Trip!

The mission trip to Tonga was amazing!

Check out this link for more information and to find out how the trip went: http://tongamission.com and http://southpacificmissions.com


Now we are raising funds to build a new much needed radio station. Go to http://www.pacificpartners.org now for more information on Pacific Partners and the Tonga Christian radio station.

I also posted lots of photos on my Facebook account, so check that out!

The Be Young Essential Oil Convention!

It was another awesome training and an exciting time at the 1st Annual Be Young Essential Oil Convention and Boot Camp! It was the official kick off of the company. Here are some photos:

I was amazed at the huge group of attendees for such a new company!

Here I am with my upline Helen and Tim Peak.

Me and Dr.Guilherme Oberlaender de Almeida from Brazil.

Me and Dr. Jerry Tennant

Me with Dr. Dana Clay Young

For more information on Be Young Essential Oils go to my company review at http://beyoungessentialoilreview.com or my distributor blog at http://beyoungessentialoils.blogspot.com

Busy Summer!

Well, I'll be off to the big Be Young Essential Oil company launch and 1st official convention soon! Watch out for this company-- they are going to take the market by storm. The unique health and wellness products they offer are simply the best you can find anywhere and the results are easily seen as testimonials are pouring in.

Check it out on my website at http://eopower.com and if you are looking for products that will help you live healthier or if you are looking for a home business that will really help people, check it out today and get in on the ground floor of an exploding and amazing new company!

After the convention I will be heading to Tonga for our mission trip. So, I will be out of touch for a while. You can learn more about our mission trip at http://TongaMission.com or http://Southpacificmissions.com

Catch you in a few weeks...

Supporters Needed for Our Mission to Tonga

PRESS RELEASE:
On August 2 - August 16, 2009 a group of 9 individuals (mostly from Kingman, AZ) have been offered the chance to go to the Kingdom of Tonga for a mission trip.

"This will hopefully be a life changing experience for the people we come in contact with, as well as ourselves," said Dianne Ronnow, the group leader.

On this 14-day missions trip the group will be ministering to the people of Tonga through drama, music, street witnessing, school and home visits and basic medical supplies for handicapped people, as well as some needed construction work. The group will be working with the Pacific Partners Christian radio station and local Christian ministries in their efforts to reach out and spread the gospel to the Tongan people.

They are going in association with Calvary Chapel of Kingman, Arizona. Calvary Chapel of Kingman has a long history and connection to Tonga. In 1991 Calvary Chapel of Kingman Arizona teamed with UCB Pacific Partners to start the first radio station in the Kingdom of Tonga, and Letio Faka-Kalisitiane 93FM came on air - the first local Christian station anywhere in the South Pacific Islands.

The first mission trip to go to Tonga from Kingman was in 1999, when they sent a team to build a new building for the radio station. Calvary Chapel has continued to send mission teams to help Pacific Partners and to keep ties with their Tongan brothers and sisters over the years.

Tonga has a population of less than 200,000 people spread over 163 islands. Tonga is the only surviving monarchy in the South Pacific and the only country in the region that was not colonized in the 1800's. Like all Pacific Islands, there was no written language before the first missionaries arrived (mid 1800's) yet Tongan people can trace their history back over 1000 years.

In Tonga, hardship and poverty are becoming daily concerns for many due to increasing needs for cash, emigration from the outer islands to urban areas and overseas, and crowded conditions in some urban areas. Based on an analysis of the 2001 Household Income and Expenditure Survey, about 23% of households were estimated to be living below the basic needs poverty line of $13 (US) per person per week.

The mission team will be assisting the radio station in all their efforts to help the Tongan people. They also plan on making new connections with the people in Tonga and learning more about their culture.

You can learn more about the Tonga mission trip, and even follow the group's progress on their website at http://TongaMission.com.

For more information on Pacific Partners and the radio ministry in the South Pacific go to http://www.pacificpartners.org