The Jeremiah Program team is taking this week to rest and recharge. We will return on Monday, July 8, ready to continue fulfilling our mission of disrupting the cycle of poverty two generations at a time. 🧡
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Did you know? 👇 Through the work of our staff and partners, every 60 seconds: 💧 a family gets water 🍎 a hungry child is fed 🛠️ a family receives the tools to overcome poverty Learn how you can join us in transforming lives: wvi.org/get-involved
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I have extensive experience in accounting, spanning 13 years, within the dynamic fields of travel, tourism, and education.
Poverty is a cycle that can trap generations of families in hardship and despair. But you have the power to break free from it and create a better future for yourself and your loved ones. Be the person who works hard, learns new skills, and pursues your dreams. Be the person who inspires others to follow your example and overcome their challenges. Be the person who breaks the chain of poverty in your family.
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"Understanding Poverty, Reflecting God's Love" offers an insightful guide to equip church members and ministry leaders to understand and connect with those experiencing poverty. This event will help you better understand the unique facets of long-term poverty. It challenges us by growing our self-awareness of how our life experiences have fashioned both our definition of poverty and our understanding of those who are experiencing poverty. We will explore ways to help us engage with the people God puts in our path in a healthy, holistic way. What will be covered: Understanding: Explore the complex facets of long-term poverty and how our experiences shape our perspectives. Tools: Develop strategies for respectful, empowering engagement with the people God brings into your life. Effectiveness: Move your ministry or church towards more meaningful relationships with those experiencing poverty.
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Christians Against Poverty (CAP) Job Club Manager and Money Coach in Falmouth, Penryn and Helston Cornwall
Good to finish another Money Coaching course from Christians Against Poverty today; our first at the #DracaenaCentre and already plans afoot for the next one. ‘Makes money management clear and easy to understand; exactly what I was looking for, and more’. (Delegate feedback)
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Have you ever wondered what it TRULY takes to disrupt the relentless cycle of poverty? With our Level Up Program, we don't just wonder. WE ACT. 👊 Imagine a world where every seed of potential can bloom into success. That’s the world we’re cultivating! 💬 Talk to us! Join the conversation and discover how TOGETHER, we can Level Up Northwest Indiana! 🔥 CHANGE STARTS HERE. ARE YOU IN? 🔥 #BreakingTheCycle #PovertyNoMore #SocialChange #LevelUpYourLife #BeTheChange
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The Resurrection of hope that good prevails over evil. Let Peace prevail over the war, poverty, and uncertainty on this Easter Day. Visit us for more info: https://kodefast.com #bestnocodeplatforms #nocodewebappbuilder #lowcodenocodeplatforms #nocodeintegrationplatform #bestnocodeappbuilders #nocodeaitools #nocodesaasai
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When Helping Hurts articulates a biblically based framework concerning the root causes of poverty and its alleviation. In the book we read the following about serving the materially poor in our communities: What is the underlying cause of poverty? It’s that the fall messed up the four foundational relationships that God established for mankind: relationship with God, with self, with others, and with the rest of creation. “If we treat only the symptoms or if we misdiagnose the underlying problem, we will not improve their situation, and we might actually make their lives worse.” At Daily Bread we train our Ministry Partners to recognize the broken relationships in the lives of those they serve through their food pantries. Each church or ministry that works with Daily Bread goes through a 6-week training to learn ways to engage with the materially poor in a way that restores relationships and lifts people out of poverty. The picture below is of our latest class to graduate from this training. #morethanfood #povertyalleviation
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Focusing on what I can control empowers me to navigate life's uncertainties with resilience and purpose, ensuring that one day my story of breaking the chain of poverty and positively impacting others will be told The story on the picture is part of my story
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Books can help combat poverty, strengthen peace & achieve the #GlobalGoals. Tuesday's #WorldBookDay 📚 is an opportunity to celebrate the power of the written word. More from @UNESCO: unesco.org/en/days/world-…
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