Emboldening women in their faith and work
Speaker: Nino Fincher
Love With Nino Fincher
Feb. 12 | Noon-1 pm
The Meeting Place
“Above all, love each other deeply because love covers over a multitude of sins.” 1 Peter 4:8 (NIV)
Our January theme of boundaries primed us to dive into this month’s theme: love. After we’ve done the work to discover our limitations, differentiate from others, and set rhythms to care for ourselves, we can turn outward and love others without obligation, manipulation, or demands.
There’s no denying that love is on our minds in February. Even for those of us who aren’t too keen on the cultural celebration of Valentine’s Day, there’s just no avoiding the cascade of hearts, notes, and messaging focused on love. Add to that an acknowledgment of Black History Month and Ash Wednesday, which marks the beginning of Lent, and we’re sure to be reminded this month that love is central to our lives. As Scripture tells us, love covers a multitude of sins. Genuine, action-oriented love sets us apart as Christians. “By this, everyone will know that you are my disciples if you love one another” (John 13:35). Love is at the heart of the gospel. That’s why, regardless of your feelings about cultural celebrations of love this month, we want to take the opportunity towards the beginning of the new year to anchor ourselves in love.
This month, we’re asking ourselves what it looks like to be rooted in love as we flourish at work. How can love compel us to serve, accept, pursue, and celebrate others? How does the love we receive in Christ impact how we show love to our coworkers, our clients, and even our bosses? How can you let love lead you this month without losing sight of yourself and your boundaries? What does letting love drive you as you flourish in your faith and work mean?
Join us this month for a conversation about love and how to contextualize Christian love in our workplaces. Even as we seek to grow in our faith and hold onto hope, we know that the love that carries the most weight and matters is love.
Additional Resources:
Love Does: Discover a Secretly Incredible Life in an Ordinary World by Bob Goff
Tattoos on the Heart: The Power of Boundless Compassion by Gregory Boyle
Nino's Bio
Nino helps people who feel emotionally paralyzed get unstuck and move forward personally and professionally through Rapid Therapy and her coaching system on whole health and purpose clarity.
She splits her time between Dubai and Dallas - speaking, leading restorative retreats, and working with individuals and organizations.
Her background in fitness, psychology, and theology are integrated, forming a basis for her whole-health approach.
Nino is a 2x Tedx speaker, anxiety and PTS expert, and an author of a children's book on whole health and resilience called Kooba says Hi.
You can reach her through www.Ninofit.com or LinkedIn.
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