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March 14, 2013 By Shantha Alonso Leave a Comment

Models of Anti- Poverty Ministry – Presentation and Recommended Reading

In the first of the NCC Poverty Initiative’s Pastors Ending Poverty webinar series, Tronn Moller of the Faith and Community Development Institute shared some models of anti-poverty ministry for congregations to consider when planning how to confront poverty as a Christian community. Download his presentation here, and watch the video here. He also recommended the […]

Filed Under: Book Club, Poverty, Poverty Trends and Research, Religious leaders Tagged With: Asset-Based Community Development, Communities First Association, Faith and community development institute, Tronn Moller

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