What will I need for this training?

Because this course is delivered entirely online, participants are expected to have at least an elementary knowledge of a computer operating system and standard software and tools noted below. The necessary hardware and software are: Access to a stable internet connection Access to a device that connects to the internet well Screen size on your device that will allow for you to adequately view shared material and instructor/participant faces A Zoom account—for weekly online gatherings A Google/Gmail account—for accessing and uploading shared documents on Google drive

What if I can’t make it to all the live sessions?

Great question! You'll have the best experience by participating in all of the live classes. However, each session will be recorded and uploaded to the course platform weekly for the benefit of any participants who may have had an unexpected conflict and for reference for all participants.

How much time should I commit?

Each week you’ll spend 60 minutes in class (online via Zoom) and around 1-2 hours outside of class working on course assignments and activities. Over the course of this 6 week training, you'll need to set aside a total of 12-15 hours to complete this course.

How are the course materials delivered?

The course materials required for learning are all embedded in the training, hosted on Chalmers’ Pathwright online learning platform in an easy-to-follow lesson format.

What is the cost of the training?

$199 Our goal is to make Helping without Hurting in Benevolence Ministry training accessible to all churches and organizations who are committed to effective poverty alleviation and community flourishing who would like to participate. If the cost is too much to consider for you, we invite you to inquire about a scholarship by contacting the Chalmers Center.

Do you offer group discounts?

We strongly believe that transformative learning happens best in community. Want to bring your whole mercy team, staff, or diaconate through this benevolence training to get a leg up putting what you learn into practice? Use discount code BENEVGROUP22 when registering to get 20% off orders of 5 registrations or more.

How long will I have access to course content?

Great news, your access never expires!

I have another question. How can I get in touch?

Drop us a line on our Contact Us page. We’d be glad to help!

What will I need for this training?

Because this course is delivered entirely online, participants are expected to have at least an elementary knowledge of a computer operating system and standard software and tools noted below. The necessary hardware and software are: Access to a stable internet connection Access to a device that connects to the internet well Screen size on your device that will allow for you to adequately view shared material and instructor/participant faces A Zoom account—for weekly online gatherings A Google/Gmail account—for accessing and uploading shared documents on Google drive

What if I can’t make it to all the live sessions?

Great question! You'll have the best experience by participating in all of the live classes. However, each session will be recorded and uploaded to the course platform weekly for the benefit of any participants who may have had an unexpected conflict and for reference for all participants.

How much time should I commit?

Each week you’ll spend 60 minutes in class (online via Zoom) and around 1-2 hours outside of class working on course assignments and activities. Over the course of this 6 week training, you'll need to set aside a total of 12-15 hours to complete this course.

How are the course materials delivered?

The course materials required for learning are all embedded in the training, hosted on Chalmers’ Pathwright online learning platform in an easy-to-follow lesson format.

What is the cost of the training?

$199 Our goal is to make Helping without Hurting in Benevolence Ministry training accessible to all churches and organizations who are committed to effective poverty alleviation and community flourishing who would like to participate. If the cost is too much to consider for you, we invite you to inquire about a scholarship by contacting the Chalmers Center.

Do you offer group discounts?

We strongly believe that transformative learning happens best in community. Want to bring your whole mercy team, staff, or diaconate through this benevolence training to get a leg up putting what you learn into practice? Use discount code BENEVGROUP22 when registering to get 20% off orders of 5 registrations or more.

How long will I have access to course content?

Great news, your access never expires!

I have another question. How can I get in touch?

Drop us a line on our Contact Us page. We’d be glad to help!

What will I need for this training?

Because this course is delivered entirely online, participants are expected to have at least an elementary knowledge of a computer operating system and standard software and tools noted below. The necessary hardware and software are: Access to a stable internet connection Access to a device that connects to the internet well Screen size on your device that will allow for you to adequately view shared material and instructor/participant faces A Zoom account—for weekly online gatherings A Google/Gmail account—for accessing and uploading shared documents on Google drive

What if I can’t make it to all the live sessions?

Great question! You'll have the best experience by participating in all of the live classes. However, each session will be recorded and uploaded to the course platform weekly for the benefit of any participants who may have had an unexpected conflict and for reference for all participants.

How much time should I commit?

Each week you’ll spend 60 minutes in class (online via Zoom) and around 1-2 hours outside of class working on course assignments and activities. Over the course of this 6 week training, you'll need to set aside a total of 12-15 hours to complete this course.

How are the course materials delivered?

The course materials required for learning are all embedded in the training, hosted on Chalmers’ Pathwright online learning platform in an easy-to-follow lesson format.

What is the cost of the training?

$199 Our goal is to make Helping without Hurting in Benevolence Ministry training accessible to all churches and organizations who are committed to effective poverty alleviation and community flourishing who would like to participate. If the cost is too much to consider for you, we invite you to inquire about a scholarship by contacting the Chalmers Center.

Do you offer group discounts?

We strongly believe that transformative learning happens best in community. Want to bring your whole mercy team, staff, or diaconate through this benevolence training to get a leg up putting what you learn into practice? Use discount code BENEVGROUP22 when registering to get 20% off orders of 5 registrations or more.

How long will I have access to course content?

Great news, your access never expires!

What tools do I get access to through this training?

Through Helping Without Hurting in Benevolence Ministry , you will gain a solid understanding of a more holistic approach to meeting emergency needs in ways that facilitate opportunities for longer-term, relationship-oriented development work. As part of this, we'll provide you with: a template benevolence policy document a template intake process document a template action plan document a template volunteer application form a template community resource directory a volunteer training curriculum (Equipping Allies) other resources through the course to help you discern concrete ways to implement what you're learning in your context.

I have another question. How can I get in touch?

Drop us a line on our Contact Us page. We’d be glad to help!

What will I need for this training?

Because this course is delivered entirely online, participants are expected to have at least an elementary knowledge of a computer operating system and standard software and tools noted below. The necessary hardware and software are: Access to a stable internet connection Access to a device that connects to the internet well Screen size on your device that will allow for you to adequately view shared material and instructor/participant faces A Zoom account—for weekly online gatherings A Google/Gmail account—for accessing and uploading shared documents on Google drive

What if I can’t make it to all the live sessions?

Great question! You'll have the best experience by participating in all of the live classes. However, each session will be recorded and uploaded to the course platform weekly for the benefit of any participants who may have had an unexpected conflict and for reference for all participants.

How much time should I commit?

Each week you’ll spend 2 hours in class (online via Zoom) and around 2-3 hours outside of class working on course assignments and activities. Over the course of this 10 week training, you'll need to set aside a total of 35-40 hours to complete this course.

How are the course materials delivered?

The course materials required for learning are all embedded in the training, hosted on Chalmers’ Pathwright online learning platform in an easy-to-follow lesson format. Additionally, it is recommended, but not required, that each Ambassador will purchase and read the following books at some point during or after the training: Becoming Whole: Why the Opposite of Poverty Isn’t the American Dream A Field Guide to Becoming Whole: Principles for Poverty Alleviation Ministries. When Helping Hurts: How to Alleviate Poverty without Hurting the Poor…and Yourself . Practicing the King’s Economy: Honoring Jesus in How We Work, Earn, Spend, Save, and Give . Each week, and prior to gathering online, participants should complete any assigned readings and activities for the lesson. A Zoom call will be scheduled each week for participants to join the instructor for learning and discussion. Significant participant contribution to all learning activities is expected.

Why do I have to apply? Can't I just register?

Our first few cohorts of the Ambassador Certification Training were invite-only, testing out the training with people who already had a long history with Chalmers. Now that we are opening the doors a bit wider, we're allowing people we don't already know well to come to this training, too. The application process (which includes a brief questionnaire and a 30 minute interview with a member of our staff team) will help us get to know you a bit. Because Ambassadors may be the first or only interaction someone has with the Chalmers Center, we want to ensure that all of our Ambassadors are well-qualified and ready for the job as soon as they complete the certification training.

Do I have to live in the U.S. or Canada to apply?

The Ambassador Training is only available to people living in the U.S. or Canada.

What is the cost of the certification?

$950, which covers the full cost of the training (no additional books or resources required). Our goal is to make Ambassador training accessible to all churches and organizations who are committed to effective poverty alleviation and community flourishing who would like to participate. If the cost is too much to consider for you, we invite you to inquire about a scholarship by contacting the Chalmers Center. Additional discounts are available for learners who have completed other Chalmers trainings ( Faith & Finances , Work Life , and Innovate ), with discount codes provided upon request.

How long will I have access to course content?

Great news, your access never expires!

I see two separate Zoom call times for the training. Does that mean I have to attend both to get certified?

No, you'll only attend one of the training times each week. As demand for Ambassador certification has increased, we've decided to offer two simultaneous cohorts to better serve our Ambassador candidates' needs, offering them at different times of day. After completing your application, you'll be asked to choose which time slot you plan to attend upon registration.

What does the certification give me?

After successfully engaging with all training assignments, you will receive a Certificate of completion, authorizing you for service as an Ambassador with options for continuing education to keep certification active. As an Ambassador, you will be authorized to lead cohorts through Chalmers online classes, speak about Chalmers’ tools and practices within churches or organizations, have regular insider access to the Chalmers team for product development, get a login for an exclusive online community of other certified Ambassadors, and more.

Does this training qualify me to facilitate Faith & Finances and Work Life?

At present, no. You must still be certified as a facilitator for Faith & Finances or as a site for Work Life through additional trainings. If you are already certified in either of those programs, you can receive a $200 discount on Ambassador training, however. Contact Chalmers for details.

I have another question. How can I get in touch?

Drop us a line on our Contact Us page. We’d be glad to help!

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