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Surgeon at Work | 4:16

Dr. John Barrington is an orthopedic surgeon who was searching for a place where he could give back, using the skills and experience God gave him. John uses vacation time to serve in the Dominican Republic by performing procedures that the people cannot afford. He talks about how he loves to help people and tell them about the love of God. His wife and children also serve with him.

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Serving in South Central L.A. | 3:51

Lisa always wanted to be a missionary and dreamed of living in another country. After becoming a physician, she realized that she could best serve the poor in east Los Angeles. Dr. Lisa traded in a lucrative career to provide medical care in South Central L.A.

VIDERE: Business as Mission | 5:42

Material resources do relatively little to address issues of systemic poverty in impoverished regions. Videre is a development organization that works with church and community leaders in Ghana to support small business owners. They seek to fight physical and spiritual poverty through gospel-centered businesses. This Real-Life story, produced in partnership with the Chalmers Center, can also be seen in the Helping without Hurting in Short-Term Missions Bible Study.

Spring Break Mission Trip | 2:33

Caroline decided to spend her Spring Break in Mexico serving children in an orphanage. This real-life story will challenge youth groups to see the reality of poverty in a new light.

A Church Profile: Apostles Church | 3:32

JR Vassar, Lead Pastor of Apostles Church, talks about their commitment to disciple the people of Apostles Church for their public life in the marketplace and in their communities. Members of apostles share how they honor God by working with excellence, serving others and sharing their faith.

Serving as Foster Parents | 3:05

Chase and Elizabeth share about the devastation of having their first miscarriage and the toll it took on their marriage. They started looking at ways to adopt and were blessed with two foster children. Serving as foster parents has been so rewarding as they've been able to be the hands and feet of Christ to the hurting. Serving in this way has grown their marriage in ways they've never seen before.

Playgrounds with a Purpose | 4:01

Jay Roberston, President of Child’s Play, Inc., talks about how he stepped out in faith to start the playground charity, Playgrounds with a Purpose. Teaming up with other organizations, Playgrounds with a Purpose built a playground in an urban neighborhood in Philadelphia connected to Epiphany Fellowship. Eric Mason, Lead Pastor, shares the impact and benefit that playground has on the community.

Cardone | 4:32

Cardone Industries is the largest privately-owned re-manufacturer of auto parts in the country. In this story, Founder Michael Cardone shares how he was called by God into business. Michael, along with his son and daughter, who also hold positions in the company, explain how Christian principles guide their business.

Work/Life Balance in Business | 4:37

Co-founders Henry Kaestner (Executive Chairman) and David Morkin (CEO) talk about the values of Bandwidth.com, a successful internet connectivity business. David, John and others in the company share how their work/life/family balance philosophies and practices follow Christian values. They work hard, play hard and serve others.

Correct Craft: Building Boats for the Glory of God | 6:59

Bill Yeargin, President and CEO of Correct Craft, and others, describe the rich history and faith culture of Correct Craft. Correct Craft, which builds Nautique boats, was founded by the Melloon family with the mission statement “To build boats for the glory of God.” Along with many faith initiatives, they first strive to live in such a manner that employees, who may never go to church, come to Christ.

Project 7 | 4:11

Tyler was very successful in his family's business, but he felt God calling him to something more. Tyler used the gifts and the dreams that God gave him to start a company that would give back to the community. Tyler traded in the family business for a new Kingdom company.