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Covington Aircraft | 5:55

Does aircraft maintenance have anything to do with God's work? This video from the Center for Faith & Work at LeTourneau University profiles Covington Aircraft. Paul and Betty Abbott took over operations of Covington Aircraft shortly after Paul’s graduation from LeTourneau University and call themselves stewards of a company that belongs to God. 

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Made to Create Great Work | 4:13

In this company profile of Brazen Animation, Founder and CEO Bryan Engram shares the story of how God inspired him to start an animation studio where their one goal is to tell inspirational stories with meaning and purpose.

Red Dot 100X | 4:51

The Red Dot 100X ministry started out of a dream to expand a successful business into a ministry that serves others. They leverage their profits to help others. This company encourages and helps employees meet the needs of children at risk. Red Dot traded in "business as usual" for a Kingdom focus.

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.

A Mechanic for the Lord | 3:31

With a small investment from his church, Alfonso was able to open his own auto repair garage. He sees his work as a gift from the Lord and seeks to minister to each customer that comes into his shop. This Real-Life Story can also be seen in the Course, Closing the Sunday to Monday Gap with Tom Nelson.

Faith, Business, and Sweet Second Chances | 4:32

Nathan Sheets, CEO of Nature Nate’s Honey, wanted to use his business expertise and resources to impact others for Christ and make a difference in their lives. He helped a group of former drug addicts start Bonton Honey and gave them so much more than just a job. Not only did they learn how to integrate their business with their faith, they also now have the sense of accomplishment and dignity that comes with owning and operating a legitimate business that impacts the community in which they live and work.

Olive Technology: Working as an Intern in India | 3:39

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More than a Hobby | 5:34

How can you worship God through your work? CEO and Founder of Hobby Lobby, David Green, shares how he uses his God-given talents and resources in business to enlarge God's kingdom and to serve his employees and customers.

David Weekley: Building for God | 3:58

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Playgrounds with a Purpose | 4:07

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.