Helping Without Hurting in Generosity
Discover a biblical framework for faithful stewardship.
Understand the false stories that deform us and develop a biblical vision for human flourishing
Discover what Scripture teaches us about how God accomplishes his purposes
Learn tools you and your ministry partners can use to practice generosity
What if there's a better way to align our financial giving to God's work of restoration?
Bestseller When Helping Hurt changed the way thousands of church and ministry leaders approach poverty.
But when it comes to financially support ministries, how can we be sure we are giving well?
Join us for a journey into effective giving, where we address challenging questions like:
- How do we decide which ministries to support?
- How can we know if a ministry is effectively working in line with God’s story of change?
- What criteria should we use to guide us in our decision making?
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Meet your guides
You'll learn from the best in our online courses! You'll hear from:
- Nonprofit and development leaders
- Pastors from churches big and small
- Church and ministry leaders just like you!
We've learned what works, and what doesn't-and we want to share that knowledge so you can help people in biblical, effective ways.
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What people are saying about this course
“This course presented a completely new way of understanding poverty as well as evoking a deep empathy for the materially poor. It encouraged me to get involved and gave me tools where previously I just felt overwhelmed.”
Loma
Praetoria, South Africa
“This course gave me a framework and methodology of how to work with the materially poor that I come in contact with.”
Mark
Grand Rapids, Michigan
“I recommend this course to anyone who is looking for the root causes of the perpetual cycle of poverty and God's biblical way to make a deep and lasting end to that cycle in people's lives.”
Mardie
Belgrade, Montana