Dr. Linda S. Rhodes

By Linda S. Rhodes, DC
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Linda Rhodes, DC, is managing editor of HealthSense, a nutritional publication from the American Council on Collaborative Medicine (ACCM) directed to health care professionals and patients.She is also director of professional communications for Progressive Laboratories in Irving, Texas.She can be contacted at 800-527-9512.

By Linda S. Rhodes , DC
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Dr. Rhodes is managing editor of HealthSense , the newly expanded publication of the American Council on Collaborative Medicine ( ACCM ) , a nutrition publication directed to health-care professionals , consumers and patients.She also acts as consultant to Progressive Laboratories ( 800-527-9512 ).Dr. Rhodes was formerly with Parker College of Chiropractic , and has written numerous articles and publications pertaining to chiropractic education and marketing.She can be reached at 877-321-ACCM ( 2226 ).

Editor's Note : References available upon request.

By Linda S. Rhodes, DC
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Dr. Rhodes is managing editor of HealthSense, a nutritional publication from the American Council on Collaborative Medicine (ACCM), directed to alternative health-care practitioners and patients.She is marketing consultant to Progressive Laboratories (800-527-9512), has written numerous articles and publications on chiropractic marketing, and was formerly development director with Parker College of Chiropractic.Dr. Rhodes can be reached at

Linda Rhodes, the newspaper's editor, opined that she was "shocked" that the "blatant enemy of everything Bishop Sprague has stood for" (i.e. the IRD) should have "crashed" this good-bye event for the bishop's family and friends.

This good-bye event was advertised by the conference newspaper as "open to all."
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In her editorial, Rhodes indignantly complained that John Lomperis is "not a United Methodist."
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Rhodes, who works for one of the fastest declining conferences within declining United Methodism in the U.S., enthused about our denomination's "open hearts, open minds, open doors."But too often, those hearts, minds and doors are closed to orthodox expressions of Christianity.
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Rhodes expressed hope that the farewell banquet for Bishop Sprague might serve as a Damascus road experience for John, awaken him to the "light of Christ," and cause him to quite "persecuting" the Christians.
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As Rhodes noted, St. Paul went on to "spread Christianity to the gentiles."

By Linda S. Rhodes, DC

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Linda Rhodes, DC, is managing editor of HealthSense, a nutritional publication from the American Council on Collaborative Medicine.

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Linda Rhodes, the newspaper's editor, opined that she was "shocked" that the "blatant enemy of everything Bishop Sprague has stood for" (i.e. the IRD) should have "crashed" this good-bye event for the bishop's family and friends.

This good-bye event was advertised by the conference newspaper as "open to all."