LICC personnel have been pioneers and champions for workplace ministry for over 20 years, nationally and internationally. Led by Mark Greene, we have initiated a number of ‘firsts’, including a workplace video resource, a small group video, a practical resource for pastors, a resource for graduates, a work book series and the first workplace speaking team. We’ve also included essential reviews and reading guides for workers, leaders, pastors, students and theologians.
Mark Greene is speaking at the IFES East Asia Graduates Conference in Hong Kong from 30th July 2010 to 1st August 2010. The scripts of his talks during the conference can be downloaded below. If you have any comments, reviews or suggestions, please email them to mark.ifeswork@licc.org.uk.
Books, CDs, DVDs, study guides... published recently and not-so-recently, to give a flavour of the material available for Christians in the workplace. .
Resources available through LICC for Christians in paid and unpaid occupations, exploring day-to-day life at work, going deeper into the theology of work and addressing some key issues raised by being a whole-life disciple in the workpalce.
Resources to equip, focus and develop church leaders in preparing their congregation for full-time Christian ministry in the workplace - ranging from handouts and tools for church and small-group meetings, to in-depth exploration of the theological significance of God's people at work.
A growing collection of resources and further reading to support students and graduates through the transition from school, college or university into the workplace.
Studies and courses for small groups
A core collection of resources produced by LICC's team of Workplace Speakers - to book a speaker, please visit the "Workplace Speakers" section of LICC's website. This material is available for public use for non-profit making purposes and by request.
A growing collection of work-related talks and downloads by LICC speakers.
The complete collection of work-related books and resources available through LICC's bookshop
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