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CoverallJani-KingJan-ProOCSThe Cleaning Services GroupJPM CleaningVanguard Cleaning SystemsServiceMaster CleanAnago Cleaning Systems_LIST

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Equipment cleaningShop floor cleaningPublic areas cleaningWindow cleaning_LIST

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CommercialIndustrialResidential_LIST

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WATERLOO REGION, ON / ACCESSWIRE / December 2, 2020 / Consumer Choice Award is thrilled to announce the 2021 Top Service Providers in their respective sectors for the Waterloo and Guelph Region. We would like to extend heartfelt congratulations to all this year's winners; your dedication to superior service has resonated with the people of the Waterloo and Guelph Region.

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Window CleaningVacuuming, Kit Cleaning, and DustingFloor CareMaid ServicesCarpet & UpholsteryOther Services

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Post-construction Cleaning ServicesDaily Cleaning Services

Regions Covered in the Global Residential Cleaning Service Market Report 2021:The Middle East and Africa(GCC Countries and Egypt)North America(the United States, Mexico, and Canada)South America(Brazil etc.)Europe(Turkey, Germany, Russia UK, Italy, France, etc.)Asia-Pacific(Vietnam, China, Malaysia, Japan, Philippines, Korea, Thailand, India, Indonesia, and Australia)

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Chapter 1 Residential Cleaning Service Market Overview

Chapter 2 Global Economic Impact on Industry

Chapter 3 Global Market Competition by Manufacturers

Chapter 4 Global Production, Revenue (Value) by Region

Chapter 5 Global Supply (Production), Consumption, Export, Import by Regions

Chapter 6 Global Production, Revenue (Value), Price Trend by Type

Chapter 7 Global Market Analysis by Application

Chapter 8 Manufacturing Cost Analysis

Chapter 9 Industrial Chain, Sourcing Strategy and Downstream Buyers

Chapter 10 Marketing Strategy Analysis, Distributors/Traders

Chapter 11 Market Effect Factors Analysis

Chapter 12 Global Residential Cleaning Service Market Forecast

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KINGSTON, R.I. Rev. Jan Gregory-Charpentier finds her new post as Kingston Congregational Churchs spiritual leader as both a coming home to roots of her family in Rhode Island and a place to help a congregation strengthen roots in community outreach.

Active in social justice and social-concern ministries throughout her life, the minister said she looks forward to how we can partner together, and with other local organizations, to be a force for justice, peace and wellness.

I have been charged to help this community stretch itself into partnering with the community around it, including the University of Rhode Island, community common causes and other social justice organizations and become bigger influence in the community, said the 58-year-old minister.

She arrives as the church celebrates the 200th anniversary of the construction of its iconic old New-England style spired church in Kingston Village, across from the Route 138 entrance to URI. After a 15-month process of evaluating 20 candidates, she was the favorite of a search committee and the church members.

She has 30 years of experience as an associate pastor and pastor, including the United Parish of Upton, Mass. and most recently, the First Congregational Church of Westbrook, Conn. She grew up in Lincoln, Mass., while her husband, Ron, grew up in Lincoln, R.I.

In a recent interview with The Independent, she laughed at the coincidence and said that moving to Rhode Island, where she, her husband, and three children frequently spent summer vacations in Point Judith, was a welcoming treat in life.

This was icing on the cake coming here to Kingston Congregational Church, said this daughter whose father was a minister and now retired after 40 years in the pulpit.

It could have been love at first sight for Kingston Congregational Church and this minister given shared desires for their futures.

The church was initially attractive to me in a number of ways, Gregory-Charpentier said. They were clear they were looking for spiritual leader wanting to put a lot of emphasis on creativity and scale.

The priorities of the church include working together for justice and mercy, strengthening inter- and intra-personal assets, caring for all creation and engaging in sacred stories and traditions, according to church officials.

I really wanted a congregation that has a track record of being engaged in the community, along with social justice issues, added Gregory-Charpentier, a graduate of Andover Newton Theological School that awarded her a masters degree in divinity.

She also holds a doctorate in ministry from Drew University of Theology, where her dissertation was entitled Mother May I? Clergywomens Experience of Mother and Ministry.

Looking back on her life, religion and community engagement, including social justice matters, were always important.

I knew I wanted to do something in line with my faith. I have always been a fairly religious, spiritual person. Im one of those persons who didnt stop going to church in high school and college, she said.

Pastoral counseling appealed to her through her both church-related work, community projects and studies for her graduate degrees. At the same time, though, she realized that teaching or other work outside direct ministry left her feeling disconnected from a calling in her heart.

I wanted to be part of a community, baptizing babies, burying parents, being with people, being part of the fabric of the community, she said.

Her connection to Kingston Congregationals needs was apparent as well to the search committee that recommended her to church members who chose her as the new minister. She started work about a month ago and preaches each Sunday for the churchs live online service.

Connie Fitzelle, search committee member, remarked, As I read over (Jans) profile, I was again impressed by her compassion, her leadership skills, her spirituality. She seems a perfect fit for our congregation. In Jan, you see the right person to lead us in the search for what God is calling us to become.

Defining that stronger community engagement is part of the work immediately ahead, said Gregory-Charpentier.

What the church knows it wantsis a visioning effort with the broad goals of being vibrant, she said, offering a few suggestions she may bring to the membership for discussion.

The church recently upgraded its kitchen to commercial standards to create a food ministry and a gathering place to open up to the community.

At least for me, Im more interested in that then having a ham and bean supper and charge 10 bucks and make some money for the church, she said about feeding the South Kingstown and other area people who havent enough food for their daily meals.

Helping the community in various ways is more important that strictly focusing on membership, she said, adding, Its about living the Gospel in real and effective ways.

For instance, the church has space that can be transformed into an area to provide quality, affordable child care for those in the community who need it and cannot afford it elsewhere, said Gregory-Charpentier.

She also wants to engage community leaders in defining that expanded vision of the churchs outreach. Where might we fit, with the resources we have, in a network of good in the community? she asked rhetorically.

During the hour-long interview with The Independent, her spiritual view of religion in the 21st Century emerged alongside these practical tasks of being minister.

That discussion focused on matters, regardless of faith, most important when supporting and fostering faith in people today as the quarter-century mark nears in the 21st Century following Jesus Christs birth.

First, she said, clergy need to understand, and help communities understand, that old structures and means of promoting faith and sustaining a faith community are crumbling, maybe necessarily, as the U.S. culture and world go through change.

Gregory-Charpentier described it as a new reformation that includes widespread deinstitutionalization and distrust of former sources of authority. Shared governance, rather than top-down dictates, is the approach on the horizon, she said.

Faith communities are still relevant and vital, they just need to move in the direction of being relevant and vital in new ways. More and more people have no experience or interest in church and organized religion, the minister said.

Yet we in church and other faith traditions are still, in many ways operating on the premise that we are inherently interesting and attractive No need to reach out, people will find us if they want us, she said.

Gregory-Charpentier recalled a former parishioner, who had no previous background attending religious services, telling her how she would drive by the church and think to herself, How do you get in there? Finally, someone she knew invited her to attend.

We assume everyone knows you can just walk in any Sunday morning. Those assumptions dont bear up anymore. We are not peoples first answer to the question, What are you doing on Sunday? We need to stop scolding people for not attending something they have no interest in, she said.

Instead, church leaders and followers need to start getting out into the community to show our interest in being a good neighbor dedicated to the common good whether you come to our church or not, Gregory-Charpentier said.

In addition, she said clergy need to continue to help people connect to what is truly essential and unique in living a particular faith.

We are not just another nice social group to belong to. We follow the teaching and life of Jesus of Nazareth and have spiritual resources and practices that make our lives more free, joyful and generous, she said.

Spiritual community is different than other kinds of community in many ways. We are not bonded by our race, class, education, orientation, ethnicity or ability. We are united in deepening our connection to the Holy and our essential self and to our neighbor through love and service, the minister said.

And as these changes occur near the quarter mark of the 21st Century, clergy need to help people find the three things that every human being needs, she said.

They are: belonging to a community, becoming and living into each persons essential self, and understanding a connection to something bigger than the routine of everyday lives, Gregory-Charpentier said.

No matter your faith, or lack of it, every human needs those things. They are the essence of soul. Spiritual community and spiritual leaders exist to help people find those three things. Christian spiritual leaders pattern that faith journey on the way of Jesus, she said.

Looking to her own immediate future to bring meaning to these and other ideas, she said, Were at the very beginning of thinking about what our specific mission is in this time and place. Theres great potential here.

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This week in Mormon Land: Why Trumps loss may be a win for the global church

(Erin Schaff | The New York Times) President Donald Trump speaks to reporters in the Diplomatic Reception Room of the White House in Washington, on Thanksgiving, Nov. 26, 2020.

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Is Trumps loss good for the church?

Did Donald Trumps presidency harm missionary efforts in Europe? Not so much. Blame increasing secularization and other factors for that.

Will his failed bid for reelection, nonetheless, help proselytizing there? Maybe, but in a roundabout way. Namely, by boosting the morale of the members, who will be less reticent to proclaim themselves as members of an American church.

Europeans, van Beek writes, judge American presidents on their performance in the international scene, and the promised return to political decency will restore something of the status of the USA and thus be beneficial to the church at large.

Misrepresentations on LGBTQ issues

(Salt Lake Tribune file photo) Protesters march outside of Temple Square in downtown Salt Lake City in 2008.

The authors outline seven of these misrepresentations, including supposed teachings that: There are no gays in the church; that the church denies same-sex attraction is real; and that Latter-day Saint scripture preaches that those with homosexual tendencies are broken, damaged, sick or evil.

One of the biggest such falsehoods, they say, is that the only choice for gay members is between celibacy within the church, marked by loneliness, and love outside the faith.

This is only true if you link sex and love, Hess and Bennion write. Those who remain faithful can find fellowship, friendship and companionship with other Latter-day Saints, while awaiting a future marital relationship in the eternities.

The piece also challenges the idea that prophets have vacillated on LGBTQ issues and have even issued jolting reversals.

Such assumptions are a substantial overreach, they write. Left to the side is the possibility that these presiding leaders have been right all along and that the confusion and grappling reflect more of the inability of the public to see the consistency in their teaching and the wisdom of what they are saying.

This weeks podcast: Vaccines in church history

(Courtesy of University of Maryland School of Medicine via AP, File) This May 4, 2020, file photo provided by the University of Maryland School of Medicine, shows the first patient enrolled in Pfizer's COVID-19 coronavirus vaccine clinical trial at the University of Maryland School of Medicine in Baltimore.

But besides the issue of who will get the vaccination first looms another question: Who will be willing to get it?

Debates about the value and efficacy of vaccines as well as the socioeconomics of those who will get them and those who wont have raged throughout the 20th century and into the 21st.

Such a debate took place in the early 1900s in Utah over the smallpox vaccine, dividing prominent community members, leaders and Latter-day Saints, including top church authorities and the editor of the church-owned Deseret News.

As Cater noted, in a quote often attributed to Mark Twain: History doesnt repeat itself, but it often rhymes.

From giving thanks to giving service

Church President Russell M. Nelson gave thanks this week for all those who, well, gave thanks.

Now, the 96-year-old church leader said, its time to give more than words.

As we enter the Christmas season and celebrate the living Christ, one of the most powerful ways we can show our gratitude is by serving his children, he added. Let us follow his example to Light the World by loving and serving others, one by one.

First Presidencys Yuletide message

(Photo courtesy of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints) The Christus and the apostles in the Rome Italy Temple Visitors' Center.

The governing First Presidency harked to the true spirit of the season in its recently released Christmas message.

The true spirit of Christmas comes because of the Christ, wrote President Russell M. Nelson and his counselors, Dallin H. Oaks and Henry B. Eyring. ...The true spirit of Christmas is in the call of Jesus to love one another.

The trio closed by inviting all to share the true spirit of Christmas this season by hearing him Jesus Christ, the Prince of Peace and Light of the World.

(Francisco Kjolseth | Tribune file photo) Ardis E. Parshall, Mormon historian in Salt Lake City, surrounded by her books.

The Mormon History Association has established the Ardis E. Parshall Public History Award, a biennial honor that will bestow $1,000 on the producer of the best public history project in Mormon studies.

MHA members Heather and Kelly Stone suggested the idea and pledged a $5,000 matching grant toward a $10,000 endowment for the prize.

Walking and working against hunger

When it comes to raising awareness about world hunger, top female leaders in the church are walking the walk literally.

Sharon Eubank, first counselor in the Relief Societys general presidency joined by second counselor Reyna I. Aburto, Primary general President Joy D. Jones and her first counselor, Lisa L. Harkness recently took a hike, so to speak, in solidarity with the millions struggling across the globe to feed themselves and their families.

Those recipients were: the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops; International Rescue Committee; U.S. Committee for Refugees and Immigrants; Church World Service; HIAS; Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service; Episcopal Migration Ministries; Ethiopian Community Development Council (ECDC); and World Relief.

The assistance proved especially helpful during COVID-19.

Thats where the churchs humanitarian arm stepped in, with grants that supplied food and financial support this year to more than 10,600 refugees and immigrants through 142 offices nationwide.

(Photo courtesy of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints)Zynab Adam, a former refugee originally from Sudan, organizes cleaning supplies and food for Utah Refugee Connection on Feb. 20, 2020, in Salt Lake City. The charity incentivizes local refugees to participate in educational courses that help them transition into their new communities. Latter-day Saints in Utah donated over $124,000 to the entity during the #LightTheWorld campaign.

But when might other big church events take place in 2021?

With the COVID-19 pandemic, please continue to follow local and First Presidency guidelines regarding gathering to participate in these events, the church states. Information regarding whether an event will be virtual only, broadcast times, languages and viewing times will be sent to local leaders before each broadcast.

Lights, cameras, but not as much action

(Rick Egan | The Salt Lake Tribune) The Shea family from Salt Lake City, McKell, Mikey Sammy, Avielle, Betsy and Scott take a selfie overlooking the Christmas lights on Temple Square, Friday, Nov. 27, 2020.

Thousands of Christmas lights decked the trees, paths, planters and plaza on downtown Salt Lake Citys Temple Square.

But due to COVID-19, visitors encouraged to mask up and space out were prevented from strolling the glistening grounds themselves. They had to view them instead from the surrounding sidewalks and roads.

On debut night, those measures diminished the picture-snapping crowds but didnt dampen the holiday mood.

The phased reopening of temples during the pandemic continues to move forward, with the occasional step back.

But five temples all in Canada that were in Phase 2 will retreat to Phase 1, providing only marriage sealings. Another 14 temples have paused operations due to local COVID-19 restrictions.

By Monday, 29 temples will be in Phase 1.

No temples have begun Phase 3, which would make all living and limited proxy ordinances available by appointment.

(Photo courtesy of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints)A rendering of the planned Antofagasta Chile Temple at the groundbreaking ceremony of the temple on Friday, Nov. 27, 2020.

A socially distanced groundbreaking launched construction of Chiles third Latter-day Saint temple.

Chile is home to more than 602,000 members.

(Photo courtesy of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints)Elder Juan Pablo Villar speaks at the groundbreaking of the Antofagasta Chile Temple on Friday, Nov. 27, 2020

The church teaches that we have a Heavenly Mother and Father and, though we dont know all the specific ways they spend their energy, we are taught that they spend a lot of energy being available to us, always ready to listen. (This is taught explicitly about God the Father, implicitly about God the Mother.) I think thats significant. And I think it reflects godliness when we make concerted efforts in our own lives to listen to each other.

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FLORAL PARK, QUEENS A Floral Park homeowner could be fined as much as $25,000 for doing illegal construction, after workers in the basement punctured a gas main that serves more than two dozen homes.

Inspectors with the NYC Department of Buildings slapped the homeowner on 260th Street with a violation for doing work without a permit and ordered all construction to be halted on the site, according to city records and an agency spokesperson.

If an administrative judge upholds that violation, the homeowner faces a maximum civil penalty of $25,000, Department of Buildings spokesperson Andrew Rudansky told Patch.

The homeowner could not be immediately reached for comment.

The Department of Buildings' investigation unfolded Wednesday after residents of 260th Street between Hillside Avenue and East Williston Avenue reported smelling gas.

Workers had performed structural, electrical wiring and gas plumbing work as part of a gut renovation of the single-family home all without obtaining required work permits, according to the Department of Buildings spokesperson.

Under the law, New York City owners homeowners have a responsibility to ensure their property complies with building codes and that all construction work on their property has the proper permits, the spokesperson said.

The agency is still investigating and may take additional enforcement measures.

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The Womens Village at Clara Brown Commons is the second community of tiny homes built and managed by the Colorado Village Collaborative.

Updates with construction of permanent housing at the site expected to start in early 2022.

The first two residents one who slept the night before in a stairwell, the other in an abandoned warehouse are living in Denvers newest temporary tiny home village.

Cole Chandler, executive director of Colorado Village Collaborative, said the two moved Wednesday into the Womens Village at Clara Brown Commons in the Cole neighborhood.

Clara Brown Commons, on a lot bound by York and Gaylord streets and 37th and 38th avenues, will eventually be the site of 61 income-restricted apartments and 17 affordable for-sale town homes in a project led by Mile High Ministries. Mile High Ministries, which for decades has provided transitional housing and other community services in Denver, is working with affordable housing developer Habitat for Humanity on the Clara Brown project.

Colorado Village Collaboratives 14 tiny homes for women and transgender individuals experiencing homelessness are expected to occupy part of the block during much of the construction of the affordable housing. Jeff Johnsen, executive director of Mile High Ministries, said he anticipated breaking ground on a year-long construction project in early 2022. Chandler and Johnsen envision village residents one day moving into permanent housing at Clara Brown Commons.

Tiny home villages have been built elsewhere in the country. The model was first championed in Denver by people experiencing homeless and activists. The Womens Village is the second community of tiny homes built and managed by the Colorado Village Collaborative, a nonprofit that also will be managing one of Denvers first sanctioned campsites. Tiny home villages and sanctioned camp sites, the latter also known as safe outdoor spaces, are alternatives to shelters and bridges to permanent housing that aim to accommodate people experiencing homelessness who have been poorly served by traditional shelters. Women and transgender individuals and couples or people with pets often cant get a bed in the traditional shelter system. Others avoid shelters because they see them as chaotic, dangerous or failing to provide privacy.

The congregation at St. Andrews Episcopal Church had offered to host a tiny village for women in its parking lot at 2015 Glenarm Place in the Clements Historic District. But the citys Landmark Preservation Commission blocked that project in 2018 on the grounds that it had no historical precedent.

Colorado Village Collaborative piloted Denvers first tiny home village starting in 2017 on private land near the 38th & Blake RTD commuter rail station. That village, known as Beloved Community Village, moved last year to 4400 N. Pearl Street in Globeville. A below-market-rate apartment building now sits at the 38th & Blake site that the village once occupied. One of the residents of the apartment complex once lived in the Beloved Community Village.

In all, 11 people have moved from Beloved Community Village into permanent housing, according to the Colorado Village Collaborative.

The University of Denvers Center for Housing and Homelessness Research has been monitoring the Beloved Community Village since 2017. The researchers latest assessment compared village residents to a control group of people experiencing homelessness over a year that ended in October and included the pandemic. The researchers found that villagers were four times more likely to be working or in school and reported lower levels of anxiety, depression and hopelessness than people in the control group. But the researchers did not find improvements in other areas, such as average hourly pay, for village residents.

Chandler said Thursday that a third village was planned for next year, and more in subsequent years.

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