Business Through the Eyes of Faith is designed to encourage and equip members of the West Tennessee business community to integrate their Christian faith into their workplaces.
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2012Through four different careers in business, Harry Smith learned many different principles that allowed him to lead others with humility, fairness and integrity.
He shared those lessons with more than 200 in attendance at Union University’s Business Through the Eyes of Faith luncheon April 10 in the Carl Grant Events Center. Sponsored by the McAfee School of Business Administration, the event is designed to encourage and equip members of the West Tennessee business community to integrate their Christian faith into their workplaces. READ MORE
2011Christians are called to be change agents and can bring about change through the moral and ethical decisions they make, Edmund Moy said March 29 at Union University.
“I believe that all Christians without exception are called to full-time Christian ministry,” Moy said. “Some of that full-time Christian ministry is going to be a pastor, who equips their congregation to go out and do full-time Christian ministry. But for many of us, it’s going to be in our workplace.”
Moy, former director of the U.S. Mint and aide to President George W. Bush, was the guest speaker for Union’s Business Through the Eyes of Faith luncheon. Sponsored by the McAfee School of Business Administration, the event is designed to encourage and equip members of the West Tennessee business community to integrate their Christian faith into their workplaces.
