For my Entrepreneurship and the Mission of the Church class, myself and a few other students had the opportunity to work on a project together. The project was assisting Hagans Christian Church in West Virginia with updating some of their technology and streaming resources, creating a new website for them to use, and updating and adding continuity to their logo. With this project complete, something that really stood out to me was the dedication and commitment by the church’s pastor and staff to improve their resources, and their emphasis on serving their community and spreading the Gospel through these resources. The church’s pastor, pastor Isaac works not only as a pastor but as a police officer as well, where he further serves his community through his work. Pastor Isaac’s passion for spreading the Gospel and improving his church for his community, and his willingness to use innovative methods and technology to make this happen was encouraging to see. Pastor Isaac and his staff showed a very redemptive entrepreneurial mindset in how they tackle running their church. Getting to meet with pastor Isaac and his staff, see the work they are doing in their church, and assisting with this work in the ways we were able was an incredible experience and a pleasure.
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