No Job, But God Still Loves Me: September 26 Newsletter

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Where is God when you lose your job? Many of us have been in places where we asked that question. This week our writers tell their stories. And we also have a devotional reading plan and many other resources for those who face unemployment or want to help friends who do.

When Layoffs and Fear Enter the Workplace

Layoffs not only affect the people who lose their jobs. They also affect the people who don’t.

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Crying Out to God

I spent a lot of my year of unemployment scared. But I also spent it crying out to God and my faith grew in new ways.

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Practical Ways You Can Help Those Dealing With Unemployment Or The Loss Of Income (Audio)

In this difficult economy, a lot of people are out of work or suffering from a loss of income. We see it on the news, in...

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