Everett Gospel Mission Poverty 101 Class @  Our Saviour's Lutheran Church

Everett Gospel Mission Poverty 101 Class @ Our Saviour's Lutheran Church

An interactive fast-paced series of exercises and learning experiences helping you better understand the challenges of poverty.

By Everett Gospel Mission

Date and time

Saturday, June 8 · 9am - 3pm PDT

Location

Our Saviour's Lutheran Church

615 East Highland Drive Arlington, WA 98223

About this event

  • 6 hours

Poverty 101 by the Everett Gospel Mission is a foundation series of interactive exercises and conversational learning. You will be challenged by a growing self-awareness of how your life experience has fashioned both your understanding of poverty and those who are experiencing poverty.

By the end of this training participants will have:

  • Explored what the bible says about poverty, how God defines poverty, and how we as his church are to engage with those experiencing poverty.
  • Increased self-awareness of life history and how that impacts personal understanding of poverty.
  • Begun to understand cross-cultural differences of social and economic class.
  • Learned about communication and relationship differences and how some specific tools can help build healthy interactions between those experiencing poverty and those in the middle and upper class.
  • Considered how economic, political, and social systems create barriers to change.

You will laugh, be moved, inspired, and perhaps confronted. What we are sure of is that each past participant tells us that you cannot partake of Poverty 101 and not be moved in some way.

Admission is free but LIMITED

Lunch is provided (please let us know of any special dietary needs when you register)

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Everett Gospel Mission first opened its doors in 1961 to care for the homeless men of Everett. Today, the Mission continues to be the only provider of emergency shelter for men. The mission has expanded to include services for single moms and single women. We provide shelter and life changing recovery programs for 145 men, and 75 women & children each night.

 

We provide all services without regard to age, gender, race or religion while sharing the love of Christ.

 

Everett Gospel Mission is a member in good standing of the Association of Gospel Rescue Missions, and is managed by community volunteers who serve on the Board of Directors, as well as our CEO, Sylvia Anderson.

 

As a 501(c) 3 non-profit organization, we are audited annually by an independent firm. 90% of our funding is provided by individuals, businesses, churches and foundations.