Neighboring in the Workplace

Workshop Description

Anyone who isn’t working remotely is spending a lot of time with the people in their place of work. Statistically, people in their 20s and early 30s spend more time with their co-workers than with anyone else in their lives, which means we should consider these relationships seriously and carefully. Maybe you have amazing coworkers. Maybe you can’t wait to leave them all behind at the end of the day. Maybe you find yourself being shaped by the negativity or the cut-throat mentality of achievement. Or maybe you just don’t know how to build a relationship when your values and lifestyles seem in opposition to each other. Regardless, you are placed among them (at least for now) for a purpose.

About Our Speaker

Zachary Northen serves as a law enforcement officer as a State Parole Agent for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. His previous work includes Director of a Gap Year Program, Social Worker with Children and Youth Services, Director of a Half-way House, a Warehouse sorter, a Resident Director at Grove City College, a credit card salesman, Paperboy, and a few other random jobs along the way. He is a member at Wheatland PCA, lives in Manheim Township with his high school sweetheart Jessica and their two girls Lucia and Naomi.

About The Good Neighbor Project

We invite you to take a deep dive into what it really means to follow the way of Jesus and seek the good of your neighbors in your present place and context. Our programs invite people into spaces where they can deepen their experience, understanding, and practice of loving God and their neighbors.

Learn more about our 8-month Fellowship Program for young professionals, workshops and other programs at gnplancaster.org

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