

We equip ordinary people, missionaries, and disciple-makers to get the poor out of poverty by:
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Teaching them to connect the poor to God and His ways
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Teaching them to use Biblical worldview to get the poor working
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Teaching them to help the poor to find work and to thrive, get promoted, and grow
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Teaching them to instil the value of hard work and excellence
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Teaching them to use the truth and righteousness of the Gospel to get the poor connected to God and working
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Spending time on methods and the power of Discipleship
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Developing business structures to make it all happen
PURPOSE:
WHO IS PIT FOR?
- Anyone who wants to build Kingdom
- Anyone who is passionate about helping the poor to work and to work with excellence
- Practitioners: Ordinary people who are disciple-makers/church planters that are passionate about building God’s Kingdom and working with the poor
- Existing organisations that want to impact their beneficiaries through the W4AL courses
- Anyone who wants to start a W4AL Hub in their community
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The PIT series will guide you through the intricacies of poverty’s grip and highlight how to set up a path for the poor that gets them as far away from the poverty pit as possible. Empowering individuals to break free from the chains of poverty. PIT delves deep into the root causes of poverty and unveils actionable strategies for sustainable change. We’re not merely interested in alleviating poverty; we’re committed to eradicating it at its core!

WE ARE NOT SITTING WITH AN ECONOMIC PROBLEM IN
AFRICA AND SOUTH AMERICA, WE ARE SITTING WITH A DISCIPLESHIP PROBLEM
TOPICS COVERED
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How to start a W4AL Hub
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Coram Deo: Teachings on a Biblical Worldview
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Poverty Impact Training: Understanding the 'pillars of poverty' and how to effectively work with the poor to get them out of the pit of poverty
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Church Intensive: Church-planting basics
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ChurchLab: Starting and growing a Working Church, from discipleship to church
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Deliverance
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A deepdive into the W4AL programs
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How to earn an income through a W4AL Hub ​
Throughout the training, our different topics address the following:
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The power of Mindsets to keep people poor
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Pillars of poverty: Belief systems, Unforgiveness, Fatherlessness etc
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Help/no help?
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Identity
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Purpose and role of the Church
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How do I incorporate these principles into my ministry
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Disciple-Making that makes disciple-makers
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Holy Spirit as teacher
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Why are poor communities hard to reach?
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Multiplication of disciples
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The road ahead
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Hearing God’s heart for the poor and more
PROCESS
Step 1: Fill out the Document of Discovery if you are interested in starting a W4AL Hub in your community
Step 2: Contact us to find out when the next training begins by filling out the contact form.
Step 3: Meet online once a week for 5 months.
Step 4: If starting a W4AL Hub, travel to our closest accrediting W4AL Hub for two weeks of in-person training and accreditation

Every W4AL Hub can be a potential church that pays for itself
- Or, it can partner with a local church and grow that church
- Or, it can lead to a church plant.
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A W4AL Hub is a mission in a business. People WILL give their lives to Jesus during the W4AL programs (over 18 000 new believers so far). The church needs to be there to catch the newborn believers.​​

Anecdotes from a W4AL graduate:
"The impact that WORK 4 A LIVING had on my life can only be described as life-changing, even my mindset has changed. One of the main things that I've always wanted to do is to start my own business. At WORK 4 A LIVING we are taught how to do this. We are taught to use our strengths to our advantage. And the things we learn have definitely sharpened my knowledge. I have started a catering business. I wish everyone could join this programme.
I also joined the small group discipleship meetings on Thursdays and am now saving money. The teachings on Wealth Matters, also helped me to learn how to multiply what I had. My life has completely changed as a result of the programme. I can now assist my family financially with the money I make from my business. God has done amazing things for me.”