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Circle City Fellows
5th Anniversary
Celebration

Thursday, May 9, 2024

7 pm – 9 pm

The Harrison Center, Indianapolis

Somewhere we lost the understanding that God created work and called it good. 

THE MAJORITY OF JESUS’ FOLLOWERS ARE MISSING THE FACT THAT WHAT
THEY DO IS MEANT TO BE ALIGNED WITH GOD’S MISSION.

Only one-third (30%) of churched adults can clearly see how the work they are doing is serving God or a higher purpose. Over two-thirds lack clarity on how their work connects with God’s purposes.

Only one-third (30%) of churched adults can clearly see how the work they are doing is serving God or a higher purpose. Over two-thirds lack clarity on how their work connects with God’s purposes.

Almost four out of five churchgoers doubt that the work they do is equal in importance to the work of a pastor or priest.

Almost four out of five churchgoers doubt that the work they do is equal in importance to the work of a pastor or priest.

During the past year, fewer than one in five churches publicly dedicated or commissioned their members to serve God in the places where they work.

During the past year, fewer than one in five churches publicly dedicated or commissioned their members to serve God in the places where they work.

Only 22% of churched adults say: “I believe the work that I am doing is just as important as the work of a pastor or priest.”

Only 22% of churched adults say: “I believe the work that I am doing is just as important as the work of a pastor or priest.”

Source: Barna Group for the Center for Faith & Work at LeTourneau University

WORK, IN GOD’S EYES, IS MEANT TO BE MINISTRY.

In the story of God’s good creation, God placed humanity in a garden and invited them to care for creation and to know God deeply through their work. Then work became broken. It lost its meaning and began to feel like frustrating toil. Today, the same Creator invites people into the restoration of all creation through cultivation
and creativity.

 “We learn best when we wrestle with ideas and sharpen each other as a family of faith, no matter our vocation.”

— Jim Morris, Former CCF Board Member and President & CEO of Habitat for Humanity of Greater Indianapolis

Because we passionately believe that God created work for good and that your work is meaningful to the mission of God and the flourishing of your city, we created a nine-month spiritual formation experience that centers around this belief.

Growing Through Experience

God Cares About Your City.

God’s call for followers to see their work as intrinsic to His mission goes beyond its impact in their workplace. It’s meant to impact their city!

“The fellowship program has been a transformative experience for me. From personal spiritual growth to professional development to a new understanding of God’s work in Indianapolis, this program has ignited a new passion to use my skills and abilities to impact others.”

— Justin, Fellowship Alumni

Make Your Connection

THERE ARE NUMEROUS WAYS FOR YOU TO BE CONNECTED TO CIRCLE CITY FELLOWS!

FELLOWS

Become a Fellow! Applications are now open
for our next class of Fellows.

MENTORS

Become a Mentor. Our mentors walk alongside
a Fellow for the duration of the fellowship.

DONORS

Become a Donor. We rely on the generosity of others to fund our organization.

PARTNERS

Partner with CCF. Business and Churches are needed as partners to continue to grow CCF

ADVOCATES

Become an Advocate. We need your influence
to help spread the mission of CCF.

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