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I ran across this interesting article in the The Boston Globe (Firm offers transgender protections by Diane E. Lewis) on Friday. The reason Raytheon is introducing a policy on Transgender workers is so that the company can support people and allow them "to be who they are"

Now compare this with a quote from a 2004 NBC’s Today Show Interview ( Faith in the Workplace by Campbell ... more »

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Thursday, July 7

Restoring the Marketplace to Gods Economy by Transforming the Way we Work

by Mike McLoughlin on Thu 07 Jul 2005 11:35 PM PDT

In 1995, God gave a word to a marketplace intercessor, Jan Christie. She was praying for a new ministry to encourage Christians to live their faith at work. She asked God what He was doing with this new ministry. His reply was "I am going to restore the marketplace to my economy."

Ed Silvoso, author of Anointed for Business, believes God is doing just that. He teaches Jesus ... more »

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Wednesday, June 15

Blogging, Faith at Work and the Future of Capitalism.

by Mike McLoughlin on Wed 15 Jun 2005 08:45 PM PDT

I am having a conversation on the e mail with Jay Gary of the Christian Futures Network about blogging, faith at work, business as mission and the future of capitalism. Here it is in slightly edited format

Good to hear the "faith at work" movement is active, and self-reflective.

[MIKE REPLY:] Thanks. Blogging is a means to be self reflective in community with others. It's a great technology to connect ...

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Saturday, June 11

Faith at Work Movement gaining Momentum

by Mike McLoughlin on Sat 11 Jun 2005 04:49 PM PDT

A national debate is developing in America on the role of religion in the public square especially in the workplace. Since the start of this year, PBS has done a special report on Faith in the Workplace. ABC News reported on Corporate Chaplaincy programs. CNBC TV did an assignment on God and Money hosted by Tyler Mathisen. Articles have appeared in major newspapers, the ... more »