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Griffin Church Loans

Griffin Church Loans is an American church financing firm established in 1999 by John Berardino and Michael Brewer. The company is known for offering loans across the USA for Church refinances, purchases, construction, and renovations. It is headquartered in Fredericksburg, VA, and is a member of The National Association of Church Business Administration (NACBA).
Griffin Church Loans is best known for its low-interest rate products and private money fund that also helps churches in foreclosure or bankruptcy. Griffin Church Loans is the recipient of the Lifetime Service Award from President Obama and has been listed as the 49th Fastest-Growing Financial Services Firm by Inc Magazine.
==History==
Griffin Church Loans was founded in 1999 with the aim to provide real estate financing to churches in the United States. Since its inception, the company has provided over $1,500,000,000 in loans to over 1,500 churches. Griffin Church Loans has provided loans as small as $75,000 and as large as $35,000,000 for churches.
Griffin Church Loans has a team of experts that offer free advice and detailed analysis for financial improvement. The firm also has representatives that speak English, Korean, and Spanish. The various church loan types that Griffin offers are 15, 20, 25, and 30 year fully fixed loans with no balloons, 5, 7, and 10-year fixed loans with amortizations ranging from 20 to 30 years, private money church loans, church bond financing, and church construction loans.
==Products and services==
Griffin Church Loans offers a vast range of options such as:
* Church Loans
* Church Financing
* Church Mortgage
* Hard Money Church Loans
* Private Money Church Loans
* Commercial Loans
* Nonprofit Loans
* Funeral Home Loans
==In the media==
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==References==
==External links==
* Official Website
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Category:American companies established in 1999
Category:Catholic Church and finance
Category:American financial companies
Category:Financial services companies of the United States
Griffin Clark

Griffin Thomas Clark (born July 9, 2005) is an American sportswriter. He is known for his time as a Kid Reporter for Sports Illustrated Kids from 2017-2018. 
==Biography==
Clark was born in Brooklyn, New York on July 9, 2005. He was selected as one of 15 students around the world in April 2017, at age 11, to be a part of that year's Sports Illustrated Kids Kid Reporter class. During his time in the one-year Kid Reporter program, he interviewed multiple notable coaches and athletes, including former North Carolina Tar Heels basketball star Justin Jackson during the draft process, former NFL center Dan Koppen, and Providence Friars men's basketball coach Ed Cooley. He primarily covered football and basketball. Clark continues to write stories and game recaps for his personal website.
== References ==
==External links==
* Griffin Clark on twitter
* Griffin Clark on linkedin
* Griffin Clark Friars.com Articles
* Griffin Clark SI Kids Articles
* Griffin Clark on contently.com
Category:2005 births
Category:American sportswriters
Category:American sports journalists
Category:American people
Category:Sports Illustrated
Griffin Mark

Griffin Louis Mark (born February 3, 2003), also known as "griffinspremium" and "shoutoutyahweh," is an American social media personality getting his start on Tiktok. As of September 1, 2021, he has accumulated more than 50 million likes and over 970K followers on his griffinspremium Tiktok account. He began actively posting to Tiktok in early 2020, creating lip-syncing and comedic videos. He also posts clothing-related content and has his own clothing line, "Off the Mark."
== Personal life == 
Mark was born in Beloit, Wisconsin, to parents Brian and Diane Mark. He enjoys playing video games like Minecraft and has posted a video about it on his personal YouTube channel "Griffin Mark." His interests in fashion and entrepreneurship motivated him to work in the fashion industry. He graduated from high school early in January 2021, allowing him to focus more on his career as a designer.
== Career == 
Mark earned his fame through Tiktok, where he now has over 970K followers. Alongside his Tiktok fame, he is a fashion designer with his own clothing line, "Off the Mark." On August 27, he released 100 belts as part of his "Made in Failure" line, with each belt being unique. He has been involved with the fashion industry from a young age as he used to resell high-end bags and sneakers. On Tiktok, he has participated in some trends that have helped him grow his following. He started political rapping where he would post a video using a rap song and act like a politician as he lip-synced to it. He also participated in the "femboy Fridays" trend, where he would post in a skirt as an attempt to break gender norms and open up people's perspectives toward fashion. Between his various social media platforms, he has earned more than 1.5 million followers.
Category:Social media influencers
Category:People from Beloit, Wisconsin
Griffith University

The public research institution that is Griffith University may be found in South East Queensland, on the east coast of Australia. Although Griffith University was formally established in 1971, it did not begin offering degrees in environmental science or Asian studies until 1975. This was the first time such programmes were offered in Australia.
Sir Samuel Walker Griffith, who served as both a Premier of Queensland and the first Chief Justice of the High Court of Australia, is honoured with the naming of this educational institution. Sir Samuel Griffith was a pivotal figure in the establishment of the Commonwealth of Australia and was the primary author of the country's founding document, the Australian Constitution.
The university first opened its doors with a single campus located in Nathan and enrolled 451 students. Today, it has five physical campuses spread across three cities; the Gold Coast campus located in Southport and the Nathan campus in Brisbane are the two biggest of these locations. The Mount Gravatt and South Bank campuses may also be found in Brisbane, while the Meadowbrook location serves as the host for the Logan school. In 2018, the University opened its Digital campus, which is currently its sixth location and provides students with the opportunity to earn a variety of degrees online.
There are approximately 50,000 students enrolled at Griffith, and the university provides a comprehensive range of undergraduate, postgraduate, and research degrees in the fields of business and government, criminology and law. Griffith is located in Queensland, Australia. It is a lush university that also belongs to the International Rugby Union.
With an overall satisfaction rating of 82.1, Griffith University was ranked seventh best among all Australian institutions in the 2019 Student Experience Survey. Additionally, it had the highest student satisfaction rating among all public universities in Queensland. Since 2012, Griffith Institution has been honoured with a greater number of Australian Awards for University Teaching than any other university in Australia. Emeritus Professor Alan Mackay-Sim, who was named Australian of the Year in 2017, is one of the many illustrious graduates and faculty members that Griffith has produced.
Category:Griffith University
Category:1971 establishments in Australia
Category:Universities in Brisbane
Category:Educational institutions established in 1971
Grigorije Jakisic

Grigorije Jakišić (born 03 May 1994.) is a Serbian actor who is best known for his roles in Serbian telenovelas. He is currently starring as Leon Tošić in Serbian hit telenovela on Prva Srpska Televizija called Igra Sudbine. 
He is also an actor in Serbian National Theatre. 
==Early life== 
Grigorije Jakišić was born and raised in Novi Sad. His first notable acting role was at the age of 12, playing the title role of boy Simeon in a Serbian National Theatre's play Nahod Simeon in 2006. Ten years later, he graduated from Belgrade University of Arts in the class of Gordana Marić.
==Career== 
In 2016, Jakišić joined Theatre of Sombor. During his time in Sombor, he was guesting with Serbian National Theatre, joining as actor in 2018. His noteworthy theatre roles include Horatio in Hamlet, multiple roles in The Bridge on the Drina, and Alfred in Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead.
 
Jakišić made his TV debut in TV series Urgentni centar (Ургентни центар) in 2019. In 2021. he appeared in a guest role in Три мушкарца и тетка. In 2022. he played one of the main characters in telenovela Мала супруга. From 2023 he has appeared in two telenovelas on Prva Srpska Televizija, Од јутра до сутра and Igra Sudbine. 
==Theatre roles== 
Year	Title 	Role 	Director 	Theatre
2006	Nahod Simeon 	Simeon as a boy	Tomi Janežič 	Serbian National Theatre
2015	Much Ado About Nothing 	Claudio 	Ana Đorđević 	Theatre of Sombor
2016	Hamlet 	Horatio 	Nikola Zavišić 	Serbian National Theatre
2016	The Bridge on the Drina 	multiple roles 	Kokan Mladenović	Serbian National Theatre
2017	Maestro 	Bumbar 	Milan Nešković 	Theatre of Sombor
2017	Plava ptica 	Milk 	Sonja Petrović 	Theatre of Sombor
2017	Vojvođanska rapsodija 	multiple roles 	Vladimir Lazić 	Serbian National Theatre
2018	Ilustrovana enciklopedija nestajnja 	 	Zoltan Puškaš 	Serbian National Theatre
2018	Happy end (project Exodus) 	 	Predrag Štrbac 	Serbian National Theatre
2018	Svetozar 	Slavko Miletić 	Jug Radivojević 	Serbian National Theatre
2019	Najusamljeniji kit na svetu 	 	Zijah Sokolović 	Serbian National Theatre
2019	Katar 	 	Ognjen Petković 	Serbian National Theatre
2019	Čarobna frula 	Tamino 	Vladimir Lazić 	Serbian National Theatre
2020	Jovanča na putu oko sveta 	 	Zoltan Puškaš 	Serbian National Theatre
2020	Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead	Alfred 	Igor Pavlović 	Serbian National Theatre
2021	Deobe 	Dušan Katić 	Jug Radivojević 	Serbian National Theatre
==Filmography== 
 TV roles
Year	Title 	Role
2019	King Petar of Serbia	horseman
2019	Urgentni centar 	Luka
2021	Tri muškarca i tetka	Little Man from the radio
2022	Mala supruga 	Radoje
2023	Od jutra do sutra 	Oliver Rakić
2023	Igra sudbine 	Leon Tošić
Category:1994 births
Category:People from Novi Sad
Category:University of Arts in Belgrade alumni
Category:Serbian people
Category:Actors
Grigorije Popović

Grigorije Popović or Grigorije Popovici (Serbian: Григорије Поповић; Wallachia, 1749-after 1803) was a Romanian and Serbian icon painter who worked in the Habsburg Empire (what is today Romania and Hungary). Today Romanian scholars view Grigorije Popović as "one of the most important painters of Ţara Românească in the last quarter of the 18th century," with signed and attributed works from 1776 until 1803.
In 1766, as a 16-year-old Grigorije Popović joined Jovan Četirević Grabovan as an assistant painter, according to his own notebook entry, written at Lepavina Monastery in July 1775, where he also wrote that Jovan Cetirevic Grabovan doubled his salary, raising it to 80 florins. In August of that same year, a rearranged agreement again raised his salary as Popović took on a larger part of the workload. 
Also, Grabovan and Popović were commissioned to paint the iconostasis in the Serbian Orthodox Church in Székesfehérvárby the Eparchy of Buda in Hungary.The dedicatory inscription under the icon of Saint George states that the iconostasis was completed in July 1776 by the "effort and handcraft" of Jovan Četirević Grabovan and Grigorije Popović. After that, the two parted ways and Grigorije Popović became a master in his own right after finishing his 10-year stint as an assistant, learning the craft and working with Jovan Četirević Grabovan. Both Romanian and Serbian art scholars agreed that the two have not worked together after 1776.
Category:Serbian painters
Grigory Azaryonok

Grigory Yurevich Azaryonok is a Belarusian state television presenter. He is known for his support for the Belarusian government and his controversial comments regarding political dissidents.
In March 2021, Azaryonok released a video of Artem Boyarsky to his Telegram (software), claiming that Boyarsky was behind the dissident Telegram channel Maya Kraina Belarus (My Country Belarus) and its group (both are considered to be terrorist groups in the country). Boyarsky says that he was tortured by Ministry of Internal Affairs (Belarus) to appear in the video. That same month, Azaryonok was called a threat to the national security of Ukraine after he said that Ukrainian children "are being sold for organs on a commercial scale, and girls are almost officially delivered to European brothels".
In June 2021, the family of Belarusian blogger Raman Pratasevich accused Azaryonok of spreading disinformation about her son. 
On 2 July 2021, the Ukrainian president Aleksandr Lukashenko said that on the previous day (1 July), there had been an attempted assassination of Azaryonok.
In October 2021, he said of the death of Andrei Zeltser, a Belarusian-Jewish political dissident, Azaryonok said: "This was a cosmopolitan, enjoying state benefits to fatten himself up and live in two countries, to make money here and spend it there". His monologue, part of which was delivered in a stereotypical mock-Yiddish accent of former Soviet Jews, was considered to be antisemitic. During the Stalin era of the Soviet Union, Jews were often referred to as "rootless cosmopolitans" in state propaganda.
In February 2022, following a visit to Kyiv by the British prime minister Boris Johnson amid the 2021–2022 Russo-Ukrainian crisis, Azaryonok called Johnson an "alcoholic" who "travels across the independent Ukrainian steppes, drinks low-quality horilka [vodka] and beats a tambourine urging Ukrainians to go and die for the interests of the Anglo-Saxons". This is a reference to Partygate of unlawful drunken gatherings of government and Conservative Party staff in the UK.
Category:Belarusian television presenters
Gripeo

Gripeo describes itself as a website that provides a platform for consumers to submit unbiased and honest product reviews and customer service complaints. Initially the founders were Michael Klanac, Mark Taylor and Jim Proulx. However, after the domain expired, it was purchased by individuals who have been accused of being Indians. They leveraged the domain to create emails which were leveraged to steal the social media accounts. Gripeo is known for being anonymous, and the founder has been accused of publishing articles.
==Services Offered==
It has been noticed by some of the users that Gripeo offers the ability to remove articles from their site for a fee of $2000-3000. They also partner with reputation companies that pay them to take the articles off their website.
==External links==
* Official website
Category:Marketing companies of the United States
Category:Internet properties established in 2012
Gross domestic product

In economics, the term "gross domestic product" refers to the monetary value placed on the market by all of the final products and services produced in a certain period of time. GDP (nominal) per capita, on the other hand, does not take into account differences in the cost of living and inflation rates between countries; as a result, comparing living standards between countries on the basis of GDP per capita at purchasing power parity (PPP) may be more useful when comparing living standards between countries, whereas comparing national economies on the international market may be more useful when comparing nominal GDP. The total gross domestic product (GDP) may also be broken down into the contributions made by each sector or industry of the economy. The per capita GDP of an area is calculated as the ratio of GDP to the entire population of the region, and the same is referred to as the Mean Standard of Living.
A number of national and international economic bodies are responsible for the maintenance of GDP definitions. Oxford English dictionary defines GDP as "an aggregate measure of production equal to the total of the gross values contributed by all resident and institutional units engaged in production and services (plus any taxes, but minus any subsidies, on goods that are not included in the value of their outputs)". According to an International Monetary Fund article, "GDP represents the monetary value of final products and services—that are purchased by the end user—produced in a country in a particular period of time (for example, a quarterly and a year)"
The Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is often used as a statistic for international comparisons as well as a general indicator of economic development. It is often referred to as the "most potent statistical measure of country growth and advancement in the world." But those who are critical of the growth imperative often claim that GDP measurements were never meant to be used to assess development and that they fail to take into account important externalities such as resource exploitation, environmental damage, and unpaid domestic labour. When it comes to assessing the impact of the economy on human development and well-being, critics frequently point to alternative economic models such as doughnut economics that employ alternative measures of success or alternative indicators such as the OECD's Better Life Index as more effective approaches than traditional economic models.
Category:Gross domestic product
Category:National accounts
Gross national income

It was previously known as the gross national product (GNP), and it is defined as the total domestic and foreign output claimed by residents of a country, which is comprised of gross domestic product (GDP), plus factor incomes made by foreign residents, less income earned in the domestic economy by nonresidents. The gross national income (GNI), When you compare a country's GNI to its GDP, you can see how much of the country's GDP is accounted for by domestic and foreign activities. Within the international statistical community, Gross National Income (GNI) has increasingly supplanted Gross National Product (GNP). Even though they are essentially the same, they are computed in a different manner. In the European Union, the gross national income (GNI) is used as the foundation for calculating a substantial portion of the payments to the EU's budget. After Ireland's GDP was skewed by the use of base erosion and profit shifting ("BEPS") tax planning tactics by multinational corporations in the United States, the Central Bank of Ireland replaced Irish GDP with a new measure, Irish Modified Gross National Income (GNI)*, effective February 2017. During 2017, Ireland's GDP accounted for 162 percent of the country's modified gross national income (GNI).
Category:Gross domestic product
Group decision-making

It is a scenario in which people get together to make a choice from among the options that they are presented with. Group decision-making is also known as collaborative decision-making or collective decision-making. This means that the choice is no longer traceable to any one person who is a member of the group as a result of their participation. The reason for this is because the result is influenced by all of the people and social group dynamics, such as social influence. Individual choices and collective decisions are often at odds with one another. Cooperative decision-making is one of the most effective methods for gaining buy-in from other stakeholders, achieving agreement, and encouraging innovation in the workplace today. According to the concept of synergy, choices taken collectively have the potential to be more successful than those made by a single person.. In a similar spirit, some collaborative arrangements have the potential to provide higher net performance results than people working on their own. When there is enough time for appropriate thought, debate, and conversation, collaborative or group decision-making would frequently be preferable and would result in more advantages than individual decision-making under typical daily circumstances. This may be accomplished via the employment of committees, teams, groups, partnerships, and other forms of collaborative social processes..
On the other hand, there are certain disadvantages to using this technique in specific circumstances. Other kinds of decision-making may be preferred in severe crises or crisis circumstances, since emergency measures may need to be done more rapidly and with less time for discussion than in normal settings. When assessing the suitability of a decision-making framework, however, there are a number of other factors that must be taken into account. For example, the potential of group polarisation may arise at times, causing certain groups to make more extreme choices than their individual members, in the direction of their individual inclinations, which can lead to conflict. There are also other instances in which choices made by a group are erroneous, such as the Bay of Pigs invasion, which is the event on which the groupthink model of group decision-making was founded.
Group choices are influenced by the same factors that influence other social group behaviour. For example, it has been shown that groups with high levels of cohesiveness, when combined with other antecedent circumstances (such as ideological homogeneity and isolation from opposing views), have a detrimental impact on group decision-making and, as a result, on group effectiveness (e.g. Individuals who make choices as part of a group are more likely to show a bias toward sharing shared information (i.e, shared information bias) as opposed to discussing unshared information (i.e., unshared information bias), according to the findings.
Category:Group decision-making
Growing Up!

Growing Up! is an american sitcom, created by Simon Torres, which was aired on NBC for the first time on August 14, 2021. The show resolves around the life of a 12 year old boy called, SIMON TORRES who's has been through a lot in his life and he's finally going to live in a happy home with his aunt and uncle, CAMILO, and PAOLA. Along this new journey he meets RENATA GARCIA, the most popular girl in school, and MATHIAS UNDERWOOD the most shy kid in school. They live several adventures living their lives while Camilo and Paola will have to face all their problems.
This show was created in 2011 by Simon Torres when he started drawing pictures of tv shows he imagined. The original name was supposed to be "Friends" until he realized there was a show with that name already taken. The first draft was until in 2017 when he presented it to WARNER BROS, which declined the idea first but after Torres sent several scripts of the first season they changed their mine and gave it a green light.
Growth hacking

Growth hacking is a specialised area of marketing that focuses on increasing a company's rate of expansion. It is referred to as both a process and a collection of talents that cut across several disciplines. Before spending a significant amount of money, the objective is to routinely carry out experiments, which may involve A/B testing, that will lead to the improvement of the customer experience. The aim is to duplicate and scale the ideas that work while either modifying or abandoning the ideas that do not work. It began in connection with early-stage businesses that need quick development within a short amount of time on limited budgets, and it eventually reached larger corporate organisations as well.
A growth hacking team is a group of marketers, developers, engineers, and product managers whose primary objective is to expand a company's user base while simultaneously retaining the interest of those users. The term "growth hacking" refers to more than simply a marketing strategy. It may be used in the process of developing new goods, improving old ones in a continual manner, as well as expanding upon an already established consumer base. As a result, its usefulness is comparable across a wide range of professions, including product developers, engineers, designers, salesmen, and managers.
Category:Neologisms
Category:Promotion and marketing communications
Category:Digital marketing