First Friday Fireside: Community Solutions to Eradicate Poverty

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Community Solutions to Eradication of Poverty according to Baha’i Values using lessons learned
Presented by John Krochmalny

The future of mankind, as envisioned by Baha’u’llah, is one of prosperity but what the world is now experiencing remains far from it. Opportunities are plentiful for communities of faith, especially Baha’i Communities, to lend efforts toward building that next economy whereby all peoples may enjoy a prosperous life.

John Krochmalny is an author, instructional designer, and retired community college faculty member specializing in Workforce Development. In his retirement, John continues serving at Northwest State Community College Archbold Ohio and is active on the executive boards of The Impact Coalition of Lucas County Ohio (the local affiliate of the international “Bridges Out of Poverty” program), Science Alliance for Valuing the Environment (SAVE) at Lourdes University, and The Multi-Faith Council of NW Ohio.

“Our vision of that future world is one of prosperity; but with 100 years of a global industrial economy and its effect on the world, prosperity will have to be redefined.” ~ J. Krochmalny

Friday, February 1st 2019 at The Bahá’í Center of Washtenaw County

Doors open at 7pm | Program begins at 7:30

Firesides are informal presentations and discussions about religion, society and the Bahá’í Faith.

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