Here’s your May 2019 Hotline…
Click here for the One Column edition
Click here for the Two-Column edition
The Single Column format may be easier to read, it should work
on your PC, Mac, tablet or smartphone
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For a copy of a recent Hotline click a link below:
April 2019: 1 Column version OR 2 Column version
March 2019: 1 Column version OR 2 Column version
February 2019: 1 Column version OR 2 Column version
January 2019: 1 Column version OR 2 Column version
December 2018: 1 Column version OR 2 Column version
November 2018: 1 Column version OR 2 Column version
October 2018: 1 Column version OR 2 Column version
September 2018: 1 Column version OR 2 Column version
August 2018: 1 Column version OR 2 Column version
July 2018: 1 Column version OR 2 Column version
June 2018: 1 Column version OR 2 Column version
May 2018: 1 Column version OR 2 Column version
April 2018: 1 Column version OR 2 Column version
March 2018: 1 Column version OR 2 Column version
February 2018: 1 Column version OR 2 Column version
Some earlier copies (back to May 2009) are available on request from the webmaster.
updated: 3/29/2019 by Derek Southern
Search for key-words using Adobe Acrobat Reader (hint: download the latest version FREE): Once you have downloaded a copy of Hotline and opened it in Acrobat Reader, you can quickly find an Activity or person’s name by using the search function (Ctrl-F or Ctrl-Shift-F on a PC) and typing the name you are looking for. On some browsers Ctrl-Shift-F gives the better search tool because it shows all the ‘hits’ on your search term. Sometimes a panel will be open to the left of the page, if so, clicking the top icon gives an image of each page with the page number. If you know the page you want (from the index on p1) you can go directly there by clicking the icon or thumbnail of that page. See images below for examples. Here’s what the search box will look like after pressing Ctrl-Shift-F (all at the same time). The page icon to show thumbnails is on the left side.
This is what the page thumbnails will look like: 