Would you like to lose weight, become more healthy, 
and help support evangelism all at the same time? 

One of our long-time friends, Sharon Bartsch, has lost 60 lbs. and wants to share her life-changing program with you.  And, it will raise money for RSA to reach people with the Good News of Jesus at the same time!  What an amazing opportunity!

How does it work?  It's called a Shrink-a-Thon.  Please check out the details below and contact Sharon to attend an informational meeting or to learn more: info@reidsaunders.org. 

What is a Shrink-a-thon? 

·         12 week education and support class to learn a healthy lifestyle, which will result in weight loss.

·         Participants solicit sponsors who will pledge $1.00 or more per pound lost.

·         Money pledged will go directly to RSA (and is tax-deductible for contributors).  

Who can participate?

·         People age 16 and above who would like to be healthier and lose weight.

·         People who would like to support RSA by pledging $1.00 or more per pound for someone you know that could benefit from this program.

·         RSA will receive 100% of money pledged for each pound lost.  With 20 participants losing an average of 15 lbs in 12 weeks, RSA would receive a minimum of $6,000.00

·         Awareness of RSA will be broadened with participants and sponsors.

·         Better health

·         Permanent weight loss

·         Satisfaction in giving to RSA

·         Trinity Health and weight loss coaches Bob and Vicki Mihalyov (12 week DVD series)

·         Sharon Bartsch, local health and weight loss coach with Trinity Health.

·         Program based on Dr. Ray Strand’s “Healthy for Life” book.

Introductory Meetings:

Sunday, Jan. 3 at 12:45 p.m. at Salem Evangelical Church
Thursday, Jan. 7 at 6:30 p.m. at the RSA office

First class, Jan. 11, Monday at Salem Evangelical Church, 6:30 p.m.
More classes will be offered if there are more than 20 participants.

·       info@reidsaunders.org

·         http://shrink-a-thon.com/ (Please contact Sharon, the local leader, rather than the national leaders whose contact information is listed on the website)