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Theology of Work Project

Work as worship

Last updated on: July 14, 2014 at 5:13 pm   by Theology of Work Project

Work as worship 2014-07-14T17:13:45-05:00 Theology of Work Project

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Pastors, missionaries and evangelists have a call from God. What about you? Can you work in a factory, office, school, store and have a call from God, too? If you do your job with the same kind of passion, skill, and hard work that your pastor does their job, maybe your work is really a kind of worship.

http://youtu.be/m06DYIAeCtU

Work as Worship video from the Work as Worship Network presented by RightNow Ministries.  Courtesy of the Theology of Work Project.  Image: “Mashing Brewers at Béthencourt,” Eugène Decisy, courtesy of the Grohmann Museum.

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