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     With souls to be saved and disciples to be made, who's got time for computer classes? Wouldn't it be great if somebody would come to your office or home and train you on your very own computer to better use your software?
     Then look to Rev. Rusty Weller, the Servants' Servant. This "computer doctor" makes house calls!
     Classes are too general, having to cover several operating systems, from Windows 95 to XP. Besides, each computer's filing system and software contents are different. Often what's taught in classrooms isn't specific enough to help you harness your computer's power.

True, you say, but what's a personal trainer cost? Well, if you sought the services of a business professional, a lot! Rev. Weller, however, is operating a ministry to serve God's servants, not a profit-making business. He's received a calling to assist fellow ministers after graduating from the School of Hard Drive Knocks. "The knowledge I offer hasn't come easy," Rev. Weller says. "To learn it, God lovingly took me out of the pulpit and let my health to slip so the only thing I could do was work at a computer keyboard. "I wouldn't want anyone to face such a steep learning curve, trying to reinvent the same wheels I've got rolling," he says. "My heart goes out to pastors and ministers who don't have the time to resolve exasperating computer or software problems." So, how much will it cost to arrange in-office personal training? "That really depends on what your goal is and how much must be covered," Rev. Weller answers. "Basically, I charge only $20 an hour, plus expenses if you're outside the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex." That's a bargain, considering what other consultants and trainers are charging per hour. People who have experienced a Rev. Weller's house call say it's worth twice the fee to be free of nagging problems caused by a lack of understanding or knowledge. "I'm not a computer repairman," Rev. Weller cautions. "My goal is to help you learn how to better operate your computer and software."	Rusty's gift is not fixing computer problems, although he is able to upgrade some units or build new, low-cost computers from scratch. A former AOL tech troubleshooter, Rev. Weller loves to help God's people take command of their computers and operate them with confidence. "It's really not all that hard to learn," he says. "Often you just need to be pointed in the right direction with reassuring encouragement. "Name an exasperating situation, and I've been there, you see. I've beat my head against a wall with nobody there to help but the Lord, who answered my prayers with inspirations on what to do," Rev. Weller says. "I'll tell you this -- it's highly unlikely I would have resolved situations if I had a flock to tend or a ministry to perform. God has allowed me to experience and learn so much that I just want to help others however I can." Rev. Weller is a gentle teacher. He pulls up a chair next to yours and provides hands-on training. It doesn't matter if you know a little or a lot -- Rusty meets you at your points of need. Most important, he backs up training sessions with step-by-step instructions.
Personal training highlights
$20 an hour, including expenses On your own computer At your office or home Backed by sets of instructions Set up by informative email, calls	Hands-on, side-by-side training Organizing your file system Using your software Setting up convenient shortcuts Learning efficient tips, tricks
Interested in personal training on your computer at your place? Click to email Rev. Rusty Weller for more information . . .

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