Professor Helen Mitchell shares an encouragement for women in the workplace. “Charm is deceptive, and beauty is fleeting; but a woman who fears the Lord is to be praised.” Proverbs 31:30 (NIV) "Part of the battle for women in the workforce is to be recognized as equal. Striving to be seen for her leadership and ...
Across from the Dean's letter in print edition of Talbot Magazine, you'll find Helen's featured article, "Equipping People to Do Ministry Monday Through Friday". It reads, "Work was designed to provide intrinsic value for human flourishing and a better society. Work is part of our service to Christ. Work when done in the hands of ...
In Episode #66 of the Christianity in Business Podcast, Helen Mitchell shares from her background as a pioneer in the modern faith-at-work movement in multiple spheres: local churches, universities, and companies. Visit Houston Baptist University site for details about this interview. Click Here Listen Here
Helen Mitchell was a guest on the Intentional Living radio program with Dr. Randy Carlson. Taking live questions they discussed what faith in the workplace means and how to practically live it out. "It’s becoming more and more difficult to live out your faith in the workplace. Have you ever been harassed at work because of your ...
"Work when done with a willing heart, to serve others and for the glory of God, is part of our service to Christ. Your work matters to God and to others. Will you fully embrace your call to work? The world is waiting." Read the full article at Convene. - CLICK HERE
On March 4, 2017, at The third annual Biola University Woven Conference, Helen Mitchell joined successful business women and students to advise these women of faith in the pursuit of their careers. Helen was said to have made a lasting impact with her presentation, "Making the Case for God’s Role For Women in the World." In ...
Moses was a common man whose relationships distinguished him as a man of God in the eyes of his followers. An obedient and humble servant of the Lord, he accepted his 40-year assignment to lead the Israelites to the Promised Land. This "job offer" wasn't his first choice, but he wasn't about to cross God. ...
A handyman and a mortgage broker built their businesses with a heart toward serving the Lord through their work. This was easy enough as long as business was profitable, clients many, and problems few. Of course, problems always show up eventually, and often they present an opportunity to choose Christ's way. For the handyman, going into ...
Source: Harvard Business Review (HBR) article, Jan/Feb 2017 “The Neuroscience of Trust” Life Pacific College in San Dimas, CA recently welcomed Helen Mitchell as a guest lecturer in the Masters in Strategic Leadership Program. "Current Issues in Leadership and Management" discussed both broad and complex topics with a focus on Gender and Leadership and Trust ...
Change is Inevitable.....Growth is Optional There are more failed businesses in a year than most people would believe. Often, these businesses have failed because of poor change management. Companies and employees often struggle with changing conditions, either internal or external and have trouble implementing strategies to cope. As we start a new year with 2017, ...
