The board meets three times a year, usually in Los Angeles but occasionally in cities where World Impact has ministries. Calif. In 1970, Ewert volunteered as a student at Tabor College in Hillsboro to help start World Impact Bible clubs in three Wichita neighborhoods. He had heard World Impact's founder Keith Phillips speak a year earlier at Tabor College about the organization. Ewert has continued to work with World Impact in Wichita since then. One of the things that makes World Impact unique, Ewert said, is that the staff doesn't just work in the inner cities.
Members live there, too.
It's being neighbors. It's living in a community for many years, being part of a community.