The Center for Faith + Work Los Angeles is delighted to welcome Cristina Foos to the team as our new Communications Director. Below are a few questions we asked Cristina to allow you to know her better as she steps into this new role at CFWLA.

On this day each year, we especially remember Martin Luther King Jr.’s impact on our nation and world. This year, we highlight an excerpt of King’s memorable All Labor Has Dignity speech given to Black sanitation workers in Memphis, Tennessee on March 18, 1968—two weeks before his assassination.

We asked Brian to describe his career arc, the nature and intersection of a theology of work in the realm of academia, and the ways working from God’s acceptance rather than towards it embodies the posture Christians can have towards their daily callings.

Periodically as part of the program, our Fellows will spend a Saturday morning gaining a deeper perspective of the greater LA area and the ways in which God is at work in the sectors of the city.

The Center for Faith + Work Los Angeles is excited to welcome seven new participants into our 2020-21 class of the Framework Fellows Program. Please join us in prayer for each participant as they journey through the program.

Corona is exposing us. Exposing our weak sides. Exposing our dark sides. Exposing what normally lays far beneath the surface of our souls, hidden by the invisible masks we wear. Now exposed by the paper masks we can’t hide far enough behind.