Faith In Action

Elder Robert D. Hales Audio file

“As companies continue to downsize or close, even ideal employees may find themselves needing to find new employment. This is an opportunity to rely on the Lord, to grow, and to be strengthened. If you are seeking a new job, increase your faith in the Lord’s desire and power to bless you. Also seek counsel from those you trust, and don’t be afraid to network and ask for help in finding a new job. If necessary, change your lifestyle—and possibly your place of residence—to live within your means. Willingly seek additional training and learn new skills, regardless of your age. Maintain your health and stay close to your spouse and children. And, above all, be grateful. Express your gratitude in prayer for all that has been given to you. Heavenly Father loves you. His Son has promised, ‘all these things shall give [you] experience, and shall be for [your] good’ (D&C 122:7).”

“A Gospel Vision of Welfare: Faith in Action,” in Basic Principles of Welfare and Self-Reliance (2009), 1–3.
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Monday, January 18, 2010

Maricopa Workforce Connection Career Center

The Mircopa Workforce Connection Career Center is a county funded, one-stop career center.  They have computers, phones, fax machines, career counselors, and a whole series of seminars to help you get  your resume up to date, to using the internet to find opportunities and job search information.  Check out the following  video which provides more insights on how this free resource can help you.
http://phoenix.jobing.com/video_details.asp?i=84151&segment=24886&m=0
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