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CLASSES / EDUCATION

Work Life Classes

The Work Life Curriculum uses biblical principles, proven

job-skills training techniques, and engaging adult learning methods to ensure the participants understand and will internalize the information.


Work Life also incorporates mentors, called “Allies,” to provide the relational, friendship support that people so need when trying to make big life changes, and this support is offered for continuation throughout the first six months or a year after class graduation.

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Work Life Graduate Testimonial

     This [class] has been a blessing to me in all aspects. We did not have a chance to do “Mock“ Dress for Success session. I have learned to not “work” in vain but as unto the Lord. The mentors are very supportive and encouraged the class to continue to learn and use God as your foundation; that stands firm when being attacked by curve balls. Overall, I highly recommend anyone for class no matter what your background is; there is always room for improvement.

 

~ Lorna Raymond

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Faith & Finances Class

Uniting people from varied backgrounds, Faith & Finances is designed specifically for low-income adults. We help address the challenges people in our city face while helping them rediscover their God-given dignity while exploring money management skills along with biblical stewardship principles.

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Participants gain knowledge and understanding which they can use to propel them into the status of a valued employee.

Faith & Finances Graduate Testimonial

     When I began the Faith & Finances class, I felt I was in a good place personally. I wanted to see if this was a class that I could recommend to others that didn't have their act together. Not long after I began, I realized there were some holes in my plan and I could benefit from this training. I moved from observer to active participant. I made some long-term changes that I still adhere to. I became an Ally because I wanted to see others experience the freedom that I have experienced.

 

     ~ Stanley W. Bembry

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     The teaching styles and methods were very good. Also the written material and handout. But one of the best ways the teacher used to help me manage my money was by telling me that if I put one hour's worth of my work pay away, I could save $6000 in a year’s time or even less. Another way was by telling me to give money to God like it’s His.

    One suggestion to improve the training would be giving more budgeting examples on paper by paychecks or by monthly income and bills . . .

    ~ Austin ~ TDOC

Which program is right for you?

Faith & Finances

 

Do you know God’s purpose for your money? Come discover it with us through Faith & Finances. Our classes are perfect for people who:

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  • Are just starting out learning how to manage money

  • Don’t have a lot of money to spare

  • Desire to overcome financial obstacles

  • Want to save more and pay off debt
     

Sound like you? Come join us for our 12-week Faith & Finances class as we discover God’s design for our money! Along the way, we will laugh, eat together, and learn from one another.

Work Life â€‹

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Wanting to prepare for your future or simply get a step up in your job or field of employment? Join our Work Life program! We’ll eat, laugh, and struggle together as we learn about:

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  • God’s design for work and for our lives

  • Roadblocks to employment and how to overcome them

  • Our strengths and abilities

  • Workplace culture, and how to thrive in it

  • How to create a great resume and other tools for landing a great job
     

Come and consider how you can add value to God’s world through work!

Ally Training

Allies interact directly in the classroom, or as an outside resource assisting with resumés, budgeting, employment and training opportunities, etc., while building and fostering a rapport with participants, and opening doors within the community. Find out about our Ally Training.

Connections and Support

We collaborate with regional organizations, educational, training, and employment resources with the intent to appraise each graduate of possible career opportunities while also teaching the basics of financial literacy.

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Upon graduation, we invite graduates to continue relationships with the allies for on going support.

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