About the event
Helping Without Hurting Seminar – A Six-Session, Four-Hour Video Series
With Co-Authors and Founders of the Chalmers Center for Economic Development for Churches and Christian Organizations in Poverty Alleviation
Redwood Gospel Missions and First Presbyterian Church invite you to participate in an educational seminar based on the book When Helping Hurts. It is a powerful tool to train your leadership team, volunteers, and broader congregation in an effective approach to poverty alleviation.
Founded in 1999 by Dr. Brian Fikkert, The Chalmers Center (www.chalmers.org) equips local churches to address the broken relationships at the root of material poverty, living out Jesus' Kingdom today.
Date:
Saturday, August 29, First Presbyterian Church, 1550 Pacific Ave, Santa Rosa, CA 95404
Time: 8:45 am—1:00 pm. Please arrive on time.
Cost: Free. Includes a copy of the book Helping Without Hurting in Church Benevolence and a workbook for notes. Lunch will be provided.
For more information, contact Rod Bowman at 707-578-1830 X 317 or email rbowman@rgm.org
About the event
Helping Without Hurting Seminar – A Six-Session, Four-Hour Video Series
With Co-Authors and Founders of the Chalmers Center for Economic Development for Churches and Christian Organizations in Poverty Alleviation
Redwood Gospel Missions and First Presbyterian Church invite you to participate in an educational seminar based on the book When Helping Hurts. It is a powerful tool to train your leadership team, volunteers, and broader congregation in an effective approach to poverty alleviation.
Founded in 1999 by Dr. Brian Fikkert, The Chalmers Center (www.chalmers.org) equips local churches to address the broken relationships at the root of material poverty, living out Jesus' Kingdom today.
Date:
Saturday, August 29, First Presbyterian Church, 1550 Pacific Ave, Santa Rosa, CA 95404
Time: 8:45 am—1:00 pm. Please arrive on time.
Cost: Free. Includes a copy of the book Helping Without Hurting in Church Benevolence and a workbook for notes. Lunch will be provided.
For more information, contact Rod Bowman at 707-578-1830 X 317 or email rbowman@rgm.org