The Center for Faith & Work (CFW) is the cultural renewal arm of Redeemer Presbyterian Church in New York City.
New York, NY
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The pandemic has forced all of us to change. Unfortunately, this isn't an easy thing to do for many people. Here are some ways to become comfortable with change by @HBRAscend
What is Faith & Work 101? It’s an introductory 7-week cross-vocational course is designed to challenge you to take an in-depth look at your particular field through the lens of the gospel.
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PSA: Important dates for the Gotham Fellowship, Class of 2023.
Reminder to apply soon if you're looking to be part of the program — we would love to have you!
Registration for Faith & Work 101 is now open! 📣
This 7-week cross-vocational course by Redeemer CFW is designed to challenge you to take an in-depth look at your particular field through the lens of the gospel.
Click to sign up: faithandwork.com/faith-work-…
Living in this world means living a life that is not your own. Alan Noble's book "You Are Not Your Own" took a deep dive on how to live a Christ-led life through grace.
What's your take on the book? Share in the comments section. ⬇️
“If the church does not identify with the marginalized, it will itself be marginalized. This is God's poetic justice.” - @timkellernyc
#PrayForUkraine
"Gotham profoundly shaped how I see myself and my work. It strengthened my framework for dealing with success and failure and how God uses both to help us engage with our community. I also now find myself approaching my work with more humility and more hope."
-Daynan Crull, G'10
"The Kingdom of God is radical in nature…and most of us…are living highly non-radicalized lives, particularly in the space of economics.”
Dealing with stress is a fact of working life. When you’re half of a dual-career couple, you have both your own stress to manage and your significant other’s stress as well. According to Jennifer Petriglieri, assistant professor of organizational behavior at INSEAD.
What is courage in our context these days?
In this article by the @harvard_business_review, today's most courageous leaders have learned to admit when they don’t know things — and apologize when they misstep.
In this new norm of remote work, our hope is that companies start to craft plans in order to conduct proper training and mentorship to their young workers in this remote world. What are your thoughts?
Finding joy can be difficult, especially if there is a wrong theological impression that work came from man's fall. But God has designed work for us. Most importantly, he meant for us to enjoy the fruit of our work.
