Our Mission

Christ at Work is being produced because of the need for people to feel connected, engaged, valued and appreciated.

We believe that God is the provider of all good things and that as good stewards of His blessings, we have a responsibility to steward what He’s given us in a way that honors Him.

We believe God belongs in everything we do including our workplaces!

As we worship God, work with integrity, love our neighbors and cherish our families, we become billboards of God’s message.

Our Mission

Christ at Work is being produced because people need to feel connected, engaged, valued, and appreciated.

We believe God belongs in everything we do, including our workplaces! We believe that He is the provider of all good things and that as good stewards of His blessings, we have a responsibility to steward what He’s given us in a way that honors Him.

Mental Health in the Workplace

We live in a society where social media has created a false sense of connection in people. The reality is, there has never been a time in history when people have felt more disconnected than they do right now!

Statistics show that there is a rising rate of mental health distress, substance abuse, drug overdose, and suicide in the US. These statistics continue to set new record highs. The estimated indirect cost of care and loss of productivity mental health issues costs our society about $400 billion annually!

It is estimated that one in 5 Americans suffer from mental health issues in a given year, and most never get the care they need.

Studies show that people who attend church services at least once a week see a dramatic decrease in mental illness and depression. But church attendance has been declining during the past five years as social media usage has been increasing.

If social media contributes to the disconnection of people by limiting their church attendance, where else might they find the help they need? In the workplace!

Intentional Care

Christ at Work is a website designed to introduce you to businesses that are bringing elements of faith into the workplace and have seen a change in culture as a result.

As Christians, it is our responsibility to show care and compassion to everyone around us and the workplace might be our best opportunity!

It’s not enough to know about compassion… we must live it out for the difference to be made, and the workplace is where it’s most needed.

Living as a person of faith in a faithless world requires courage. As we worship God, work with integrity, love our neighbors and cherish our families, we become billboards of God’s message.

Jesus didn’t change the world through crowds of people; he did it one person at a time… and so must we. If you have compassion only for the crowds, you will never reach the individual craving the fulfillment only authentic care and compassion can bring.

Businesses that have brought care and compassion into the workplace have seen increased productivity, higher quality, lower turnover, better recruiting, and higher safety reports! When people feel like they are valued as people and not just what they can do for the company’s bottom line, things change.

People are craving a sense of belonging, a sense of purpose, and a work environment where they feel cared for and valued for who they are. When you move from what you have to what you give, that’s where life-change happens! Sometimes the people who are most unlike you most need you to engage with them in an authentic and caring way.

It’s all about intentionally caring for those around us in our workplaces, in our communities, and around the world! It’s up to us to make the decision and up to God to make the difference… We call it, Christ at Work.

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Our Mission

Christ at Work exists because people need to feel connected, engaged, valued, and appreciated.

We believe God belongs in everything we do, including in our workplaces. We believe that He is the provider of all good things and that as good stewards of His blessings, we have a responsibility to steward what He’s given us in a way that honors Him.

Intentional Care

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Christ at Work is a website designed to introduce you to businesses that are bringing elements of faith into the workplace and have seen a change in their culture as a result.

As Christians, it is our responsibility to show care and compassion to everyone around us and the workplace might be our best opportunity. It’s not enough to know about compassion…we must live it out for the difference to be made, and the workplace is where it’s most needed.

Living as a person of faith in a faithless world requires courage. As we worship God, work with integrity, love our neighbors and cherish our families, we become billboards of God’s message. Jesus didn’t change the world through crowds of people; he did it one person at a time…and so must we. If you have compassion only for the crowds, you will never reach the individual craving the fulfillment only authentic care and compassion can bring.

Businesses that have brought care and compassion into the workplace have seen increased productivity, higher quality, lower turnover, better recruiting, and higher safety reports. When people feel like they are valued as people and not just what they can do for the company’s bottom line, things change.

People are craving a sense of belonging, a sense of purpose, and a work environment where they feel cared for and valued for who they are. When you move from what you have to what you give, that’s where life-change happens! Sometimes the people who are most unlike you most need you to engage with them in an authentic and caring way.

It’s all about intentionally caring for those around us in our workplaces, in our communities, and around the world. It’s up to us to make the decision and up to God to make the difference… We call it, Christ at Work.

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“It’s a movement that’s from coast to coast. But it’s really more than just a movement, it’s a calling.”

Wilson Frazier represented Christ at Work in a recent interview on WAY-FM. Hear the heart behind this calling and what role our Christian faith can play in workplaces.

  • “Don’t withhold good from someone who deserves it when it is in your power to do so.”
    Proverbs 3:27

  • “Instead of each person watching out for their own good, watch out for what is better for others.”
    Philippians 2:4