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Workers Aflame! started at a London corporation.​ It was a Staff Network that sat comfortably within the Diversity and Inclusion Policy to raise awareness of the benefits of 'faith and belief' at work.

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The network organised lunchtime events throughout the year that included lunchtime talks, awareness weeks, Carol services, and the Alpha Course. It enabled staff to explore the Christian faith in an informal corporate setting, and to ask open and honest questions without judgement.

 

The approach was contexual and beneficial for the organisation as it enhanced and increased staff morale, cohesion, productivity and performance.

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​Workers Aflame! transitioned in 2013​

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​​Workers Aflame! became an online platform for London workers during the Pandemic. The monthly 'Sessions' facilitated interactive and guided conversations on the topical issues impacting faith and belief at work at that critical time in history.

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​​​Various professionals contributed to the forums, speaking from their own context, articles were published, and workers were supported, encouraged and engaged during one of the most challenging times in society globally. The timing of the network was strategic.​​​​​​​​​​​​​

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​​​Worker Aflame! aims to address a more compelling need in a world that is constantly changing, complex, ambigous and dangerous​, there is a chasm that needs to be filled with something substantial, secure, tried and tested. Something dependable to sustain quality, and maintain dignity of life.​

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In Partnership with key stakeholders and professionals, we seek to create forums that facilitate conversations and discussions that are meaningful, pragmatic and practical, and will enable individuals to navigate and engage the issues of our time, personally and professionally; and equip them to effectively and ethically win.

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​The goal is to learn how to 'Live Purposefully'; and to find significance in every season, sphere and stage of life. ​

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