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Paul Unsworth discusses how business can serve as an act of worship and a means for city transformation.

What if business could become an act of worship—and a catalyst for transforming an entire city? In this inspiring conversation, Paul Unsworth shares the bigger vision that emerged from Kahaila, the coffee shop and social enterprise movement he started in the heart of East London. Drawing from the rich history of London’s ancient guilds and "Worshipful Companies," Paul explores how business leaders, churches, and communities can work together to address social challenges, create opportunities, and seek the flourishing of their cities. Together with Bill Job and Gea Gort, Paul reflects on God's heart for cities, the role of business in social transformation, and why worship is far more than something we do on Sundays. What if your company, organization, or daily work became an expression of worship to God? This conversation will challenge and inspire entrepreneurs, church leaders, and anyone who longs to see faith make a tangible impact in society. The next cohort Kingdom Mindsets for Business starts Wednesday September 23rd. You are invited to join this 10-week online program, which includes six biweekly sessions with Bill and Gea. Due to the smaller group setting, space is…

People in this episode

Hosts: Bill Job, Gea Gort

Guest: Paul Unsworth

Topics covered

• business as worship
• city transformation
• social impact
• faith in the workplace
• community collaboration

Keywords

• business
• worship
• transformation
• social challenges
• entrepreneurship
• faith
• community

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Kahaila

Books & works: Isaiah 61

Places: East London, London

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