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The civic high street
For many years, high street policy has centred on an outdated retail-led approach that no longer reflects how and where people shop. A mixed-use civic model is emerging as a resilient alternative, combining..
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What if profit accounted for harm?
The way profit is currently calculated is deeply flawed because it ignores many harms businesses impose on people, communities, ecosystems, and future generations. If changed, different business models would emerge..
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Reflections on sacrifice, faithfulness and transformation
Sacrifice is not a cost-benefit calculation but an expression of faithfulness to God, mission, and calling. Sacrifice is not transactional but out of a trusting, covenant relationship.
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Funding non-profits - the pay-it-forward framework
Most non-profits operate on a consumptive model -when funding stops, activity stops. But some contain a transmissive dynamic, where beneficiaries become contributors who extend the organisation’s reach.
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What is it like to run a Business as Mission company?
Especially in the kind of challenging contexts that business as mission practitioners often find themselves. Reflections of one CEO and wisdom for those considering starting a BAM organisation.
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Unlocking the refugee entrepreneur opportunity
Research reveals a gap between entrepreneurial potential of refugees and reality they face in setting up a business. It's emotionally demanding but deeply purposeful, and rebuilds stability, identity and confidence plus income.
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Can your business answer God’s call to build shalom?
Relationships are at the heart of shalom. The marketplace is a place of relationships. We will not achieve a true vision of shalom if we don’t achieve shalom in business. We need to be leading this.
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Enhancing community economic ecosystems
A Foundation inspiring and building better lives and communities through philanthropy. Helping non-profits build economic mobility in their communities, making a meaningful difference in those they serve.
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Twenty years of social entrepreneurship: leadership lessons
More than starting a business with a cause. It’s a lifelong commitment. It’s a heads, hearts and hands endeavour: understanding systems, connecting with people, and getting things done.
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Chicken City
At Pollopolis, they buy, process, and prepare food products like fried and roasted chicken. Today, they have 14 locations in the south-central area of Honduras with social impact for families and communities.
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Events (2 found)

Online - Business as Mission Global Connect
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Join BAM Global at this free online networking event for the business as mission community. Hear encouraging reports from the world of BAM, ask leaders your BAM questions, network with those with shared interests.
BAM Townhall Session on Main Stage:
  • Hear about new BAM resources
  • Interact & network with like-minded people
  • Get a glimpse of what God is doing around the world through business!
Followed by Breakouts & Networking:
  • ‘Ask Me Anything’ sessions with BAM subject matter experts
  • Roundtable Networking sessions for Issues/Industries & Regions
  • Digital Expo Booths to explore
  • 1-1 Networking tools and Open Roundtables
11/11/2026
13:00
Online - Staying Human: Building God’s Economy
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“Who, then, is the wise and trustworthy steward whom the master will put in charge of his household staff? I tell you truly, he will put him in charge of everything he owns.” (Luke 12)

Together for the Common Good invites you to join their next online lecture exploring what it means to steward what we have been given: not only in what we give away, but in how we own, lend, invest and build.

As we move through a change of era, we see an economic model built on extraction exhausting itself, carrying the seeds of its own destruction, and as money and power concentrate, we feel the loss of agency. 

Dr Melanie Rieback - cybersecurity entrepreneur turned pioneer of steward ownership and non-extractive finance - opens up what it would mean for Christians to build an economy that serves rather than extracts. Too often we respond only reactively - the emergency response to a crisis we have stopped believing we have the power to prevent - rather than proactively stewarding what we have already been given.

Three threads run through the evening:
Christian teaching on usury, recovered as a way of recognising extraction in modern finance;
A practical method for any organisation that manages money or runs an enterprise to ask where its own capital and governance take more than they give;
Steward ownership, which keeps a business or community enterprise from being sold off or hollowed out.

Who this is for: this special evening will equip and inspire all those who carry responsibility for money, buildings or an enterprise - whether you steward it, invest it, give it away, shape policy, run a business, or hold a financial role in a church, diocese, charity or school - indeed, it will be valuable for anyone thinking seriously about the Christian use of money.
23/11/2026
18:30

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