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Society lacks a compelling purpose and vision for work.
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We prepare people to serve God and others in their daily work so that workplaces and cities are transformed.
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Friday, Jan. 16
12:30 pm MT
Online
WWC Webinar | Faithful or Fruitful? Rethinking Productivity with God at the Center
A new year brings with it a wave of messages telling us to do more, plan more, and be more—“New Year, New You!” The pressure to set ambitious goals or improve ourselves can feel overwhelming.. You may wonder: Am I being faithful to what God has entrusted to me… or simply hustling to stay ahead? Our workplaces may define productivity in terms of output and achievement, but Scripture models a different way to work—one rooted in Christ, trusting in God’s provision, and guided by the patient work of the Holy Spirit.
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Thursday, Feb. 05
6:15 pm
Denver, CO
Professional Women's Network Gathering
Join us for an evening of relationship-building, appetizers, and encouragement.
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Friday, Mar. 06
9:00am
Denver, CO
Business for the Common Good 2026
Animate your business with a vision for the common good.
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Upcoming Events

  • Friday, Jan. 16
  • 12:30 pm MT
  • Online
(WWC Webinar) Faithful or Fruitful?: Rethinking Productivity with God at the Center
  • A new year brings with it a wave of messages telling us to do more, plan more, and be more—“New Year, New You!” The pressure to set ambitious goals or improve ourselves can feel overwhelming.. You may wonder: Am I being faithful to what God has entrusted to me… or simply hustling to stay ahead? Our workplaces may define productivity in terms of output and achievement, but Scripture models a different way to work—one rooted in Christ, trusting in God’s provision, and guided by the patient work of the Holy Spirit.
  • Thursday, Feb. 05
  • 6:15 pm
  • Denver, CO
Professional Women’s Network (February 2026)
  • Join us for an evening of relationship-building, appetizers, and encouragement.
  • Friday, Mar. 06
  • 9:00am
  • Denver, CO
Business for the Common Good 2026
  • Animate your business with a vision for the common good.

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What we read and listen to changes what we think, which, in turn, changes how we behave. All Christians deserve content that changes the way they experience their work lives.

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We bring together communities of Christians for personal encouragement, spiritual formation, and professional development, preparing them to work for the good of their workplace, profession, industry, and city.

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Practice

We expand and deepen the imagination capacity of the Christians for their daily work so that right theological thinking and the practice of work are aligned.

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Workers Bringing Hope & Life

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The shift for Matt began during his 5280 Fellowship, where he considered rhythms of work and rest, which led him to take a yearlong sabbatical.
Matt Allen
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There’s value to honesty, telling the truth, and seeing people. Once you start to really see people for who they are, you can’t unsee it
Greg & Christy Sauer
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Chloe saw a need to reignite the inspiration and wonder that compelled scientists to the field in the first place. The antidote? Art.
Chloe Johnson
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Fueled by these ideas of redemption and faithfulness, Samantha began thinking about food stewardship — how to donate uneaten meals to people who needed them?
Samantha Glenn
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It's important to understand that we're uniquely created with certain skill sets, talents, and gifts from God. And we should be asking ‘What is excellence?’
Dave Hataj
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Through my work as a _______, Christ is making all things new.
Britta Apple, Jeanne Oh Kim, Joel Hughes, Alan Chan
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I now realize God does have an interest in my work. It’s less about what I’m doing, but how and why I’m doing it.
Maddie & Paul Voge
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It’s a huge privilege to be an employer. So we want it to be a great experience and enrich their life beyond just work.
Meagan McCoy Jones
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That change of heart helped Adrienne view colleagues as neighbors, needs as opportunities, and a job as a platform.
Adrienne Tafilowski
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Social apps try to invisibly create feelings in us that only God can meet. I want people to think twice about being known and seen.
Joel Hughes
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Blythe has a passion to advocate for the most vulnerable in society through politics, policy and the church, believing in the "renewal of all things."
Blythe Scott
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I see my work as a public service. It’s in service to the people’s stories that I’m telling and giving voice to the voiceless.”
Angela Evans
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We don’t know how long we have on earth. For now, we’ve been entrusted with a lot. It’s our responsibility to steward it at 100%.
Ingrid Hall and Dave Umphress
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I had this aha moment from the Lord that schools are a portal to every need in a neighborhood.
Tracey Beal

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