Kingdom Keys for Business, Life & Work Gea Gort & Bill Job

Ana grew up in Nicaragua, surrounded by her mother’s sewing machines and design patterns. She was deeply moved by the sight of marginalized and abused women searching through garbage cans for anything useful. In her home country, she started using her skills in entrepreneurship and design to develop a social business aimed at providing work for marginalized women to restore their dignity through providing work; while working with them, loving them and sharing Christ's message she saw restoration while her business grew. Political unrest eventually brought her to Canada.

Nowadays, Ana has started a social business in cooperation with her local church, Tenth Church in Vancouver. She involves business people from the church, as well as from outside the church, to support social businesses around the globe (in Cambodia, Mexico, and Africa) that work with marginalized women. They provide support in areas such as leadership, marketing, sales, design, and other business or spiritual-related issues. In the meantime, other churches have also shown interest.

Anna loves meeting others who have similar desires. Contact her through ana.velazquez@tenth.ca 
WhatsApp or phone: +1 (604) 781-7365.

Tenth Church Vancouver > https://www.tenth.ca

Training beginning September 2024, Gea and Bill will host another 8-week training. Through joy-filled, to-the-point, easy-to-follow online lessons attractively presented in video, audio, and text, you’ll gain profound insights into how to align with God in life, work, and business.


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“I measure my decisions by the 400-year rule,” Bill Job shares in this podcast. “I imagine: how will I look back on my decision 400 years from now? This gives me an eternal perspective that stretches me out of my present life.” Bill continues: “People are eternal by nature, so how will my decision affect that person from an eternal point of view? Losing some productivity today in a work context might get another meaning.” Bill illustrates the practical implications of this decision-making approach, particularly in the context of honoring all people and the culture of honor they developed in the company.

To the question of how to guard quality at work, Bill adds, “We had easy-to-reach quality standards to assure accountability. People knew they had to reach those standards to be able to work in the company.”

Beginning September 2024, Gea and Bill will host another 8-week training 'Kingdom Mindsets for Business'. Through joy-filled, to-the-point, easy-to-follow online lessons attractively presented in video, audio, and text, you’ll gain profound insights into how to align with God in life, work, and business. Bill and Gea will host several online sessions to discuss various chapters in a small-group setting. 
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Sara Robertson runs Dirty Apron, a refined cooking school at a classy location downtown Vancouver. She candidly shares about the learning curves she and her husband went through in integrating business and mission. They had a background in mission (YWAM), but when they embarked on their entrepreneurial journey 17 years ago, they didn’t regard their business ‘as a mission’. “God revealed it to us in the process,” tells Sara and shares what she learned about finances and through a difficult, dark period with their staff. “I used to think that mission meant going to foreign places, but God brings the world here at our doorstep. My mission is right here at our work.”

Beginning September 2024, Gea and Bill will host another 8-week training. Through joy-filled, to-the-point, easy-to-follow online lessons attractively presented in video, audio, and text, you’ll gain profound insights into how to align with God in life, work, and business.

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Gea Gort questions Bill on his different view of generosity. "It's not my money, I steward it for the Owner,' shares Bill, "So I can't be generous," is Bill's opinion. An interesting conversation develops on what that view entails. 

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Bill shares in-depth on the theme 'Thriving Amidst Adversities', this time about a factory he started three years ago in the States, which hasn't been going well. "In China, I seem to be more spiritually alert, but it is easy to become comfortable in your home country," admits Bill. Recently he invited co-workers to go through the online course 'Kingdom Mindsets', while also praying and worshipping together regularly. "Even though our problems are not solved yet, it has built fellowship and expectation." 
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This is part of a series with Bill on the theme 'Thriving Amidst Adversities'; we'll discuss ways to respond when people turn against us.
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