| Using our Business Skills to Extend our Impact :: Corey Cleek |
Have you ever wondered if you can use your business skills and experiences in an overseas missions context?
Have you ever wondered if you can use your business skills and experiences to serve your local community?
Have you ever wondered if you can use your business skills and experiences to serve your church?
Think about it. You and I are gifted with skill, passion and experience in an area that is in demand in our churches, communities, and many parts of the world: business management. Our day-to-day work in business provides opportunities to serve every day within our companies and within our communities. Our work in business is ministry. This is a beautiful thing.
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| Video Illustration - The Door to Door Doorknob Salesman From Deleware |
This video makes me laugh. a door to door doorknob salesman from Delaware! As ridiculous as this situation is, it also makes me think of all of my friends whose jobs completely suck the life out of them. My generation is desperately trying to figure out how we connect our faith with our work life. Maybe you have people in your church that also struggle with this idea of how our faith plays out in every day life. This quirky video clip comes from a small group study on the life of Joseph. Click here to preview more videos from the Small Group Study and see how you can use this series in your small group to help our generation wrestle with practical ways to put our faith in action.
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Former ServiceMaster CEO Pollard Recognzed with Business as Mission Award |
Long-time Wheaton, IL resident and retired ServiceMaster CEO C. William Pollard recently received the Robert A. Fulton award for excellence in Business-as-Mission. Pollard was honored at a gala event on the campus of Gordon College in the Boston area on November 10th. Sponsored by Wheaton, IL based nonprofit Integra Ventures USA, the Fulton award is presented to an outstanding community leader adept at integrating personal faith in the work place internationally. Pollard was chosen because of his proactive efforts in this arena.
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| Steve Marr's Business Proverbs Merges with Fellowship of Companies for Christ International |
I am pleased to announce the merger of Steve Marr's Business Proverbs with the Fellowship of Companies for Christ International (FCCI). As of February 27th, 2008, Business Proverbs will offer biblical business solutions to the members of our Business Leader Groups (also known in the United States as Christ@Work and in Canada as Corpath).
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