Genesis - How This Resource Came to be |
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The Church has always promoted
industriousness and encouraged this among its members. The Depression of the 1930’s
hastened a formalization of programs to meet the challenge and support
individuals and their families. More recently the Church established
Regional Employment Centers with staff and service missionaries to assist
individuals in obtaining employment. As the Internet developed it provided
online support through ldsjobs.org. Refining these Church efforts, the
employment programs progressed to a more local focus with the Self Reliance
Program administered at the Stake level. Programs for starting your own
business and getting a better job are conducted in formal Groups emphasizing
self-help. Disclaimer The material presented in Golden
Employment is not a Church
sponsored effort. It was developed by former service missionaries
who served in the Church regional employment centers. Their collective
experience has been the basis for organizing, developing and presenting this
employment support as a self-paced resource.
It is hoped that this resource will be
found useful to both un-employed individuals and to Groups in the Church Self
Reliance Program. “The Lord loves effort” – President
Russell M. Nelson |
Inspiration Keith Handy, Manager, Denver Employment
Resource Center Co-Authors John Kuzmich Jr Employment
Service Missionary C James Olsten Employment Service Missionary Contributors Lance Farr Gerry Green Dallin Kuzmich Roslyn Kuzmich Karla Nuzman Le Sellers Others … The Service Missionaries of the Denver
Employment Resource Center 2010 - 2017 |
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