Educating churches and Christian agencies about opportunities to strengthen each other through strategic collaborations. A mother working hard to feed her family has lost her job as a seamstress. She has the skills to start her own business, but no capital. You want to help her, but you don t know how. The Chalmers Center for Economic Development will offer a Web-based course on International Christian Microenterprise Development in January 2001.
Space is limited.
Economic Development at Covenant College Students who desire to study economic development may pursue an innovative and extensive degree program through the Chalmers Center for Economic Development, operated under the auspices of the Department of Business and Economics at Covenant College. Emphasis in all programs is placed on the development of a Christian worldview as it applies to the business and economics dimensions of the created order. Credits Matt 144.