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When Helping Hurts: The Small Group Experience: An Online Video-Based Study on Alleviating Poverty

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When Helping Hurts: The Small Group Experience: An Online Video-Based Study on Alleviating Poverty
When Helping Hurts: The Small Group Experience: An Online Video-Based Study on Alleviating Poverty

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When Helping Hurts: The Small Group Experience: An Online Video-Based Study on Alleviating Poverty

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offers a different framework for thinking about poverty and its alleviation. Rather than simply defining it as a lack of material things, the book addresses the roots of the issue: broken relationships with God, self, others, and the rest of creation. Online videos included. The , an ideal training resource for small groups, Sunday school classes, and parachurch and nonprofit ministries, utilizes free online video lessons to unpack the basic principles of poverty alleviation in an accessible way. Filmed in the U.S. and abroad, each of the six lessons includes discussion questions, application exercises, and materials for further learning. Join the many ministries and churches that are already implementing these ideas, transforming their culture of poverty alleviation, and moving toward helping the poor without hurting them.

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