The Vulnerable Children's Ministry
Presents a
Workshop
“Helping
Without Hurting”
with Guest
Speaker Lynn Clay, Certified Poverty Trainer
Wednesday, February
26, 2014
Willow Creek
Community Church
67 E. Algonquin Road,
So. Barrington, IL
(Room B204/206 near
the chapel)
Caring for those who come from a background of poverty can often be confusing
and complicated. We can do a lot of
damage assuming everyone should be “like us”. Sometimes those who desire
to help, can even create damage to the very people they wish to serve. This workshop will help us learn to step
into relationships with people who have a different way of approaching life and
creating a bridge that allows us all to walk back and forth between the two
worlds.
This workshop is designed for:
·
Adoptive Families
·
Foster Care Families
·
Safe Families Hosts
·
Those involved in orphan care
·
Those who care about vulnerable children
5:30 Dinner together (Atrium)
7:00 Worship service (Lakeside
Auditorium)
7:30 Workshop (room B204/206)
Lynn Clay, Poverty Trainer
Lynn is devoted to Christ for the past 25 years, a wife to Rich Clay for 23 years, a mom to Kristen (20) and Jasmine (16) and is on staff at The Chapel in Libertyville for the past 14 years. Her role at The Chapel includes being a Chaplain at the Lake County Jail, overseeing the jail ministry volunteers, an Area Leader for small group leaders and she does women’s pastoral counseling. As a certified Poverty Trainer, she and her team teach classes on how to help/partner with those in poverty without doing more harm than good. Her youngest daughter is adopted, putting her on a path to learn and grow in ways she never imagined and she is passionate about getting messy with relationships that take us out of our comfort zone.
Register HERE
Childcare is
available with Midweek for Kids (ages 0-5 years)
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