Christians Launching Businesses and Ministries
A Minnesota-based Christian vocational institution of higher learning is training Christians who feel called to start their own business or ministry. Whether or not these Christians have startup capital, King Solomon Entrepreneurial Project trains these Christians to launch their businesses and ministries with 100% sweat equity–all for the glory of God at the end of the 12 week participation program if they so desire.
“I run across many Christians who are actually called or feel a call to start their business or ministry but never fulfill their calls,” said Dr. Philip Jay, director. “Their excuses are mostly, ‘I don’t have the money,’ ‘I work full time,’ ‘I don’t have the time,’ ‘I’m afraid of failing,’ ‘I don’t even know where to start,’ ‘I don’t have the experience,’ or other excuses. The truth is, not having money is never an obstacle when it comes to starting a business or ministry. All you need is the burning desires, knowledge, and the determination to use that knowledge to the fullest. That is what King Solomon Entrepreneurial Projects is all about,” said Dr. Jay, who also added that the project trains Christian entrepreneurs and provides them with achievable alternatives to obstacles holding them back. “Having a business or ministry idea in your head is like conceiving a baby. While most babies are born within 9 months, the majority of Christians conceive their business or ministry as young adults and taken those ideas to their graves. They are never born,” said Dr. Jay.
King Solomon Entrepreneurial Projects is an online program that initially would have cost each participant $2,800.00. However, the cost has been reduced to $0.00 through the scholarship program founded by MPBS24/7 Invincible Angels Network in order to recognize the dreams and entrepreneurial aspirations of people who have requested prosperity prayers from its prayer network. However, each participant would still have to pay a $299.00 virtual office incubator set up fee.
Christians interested in starting their own business or ministry, or who have dreamt of one day starting their own business or ministry, yet lack financial and other resources or don’t know where to start are welcome. Available scholarships are limited.
(Source: Christian Newswire)
