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Tags: Partnerships, Partnership Principles, Characteristics of the Church, Poverty
Category Poverty Philosophy
Copyright Owner and Year Compassion International, 2021

A Compassion partnership is a collaborative and mutually beneficial relationship between Compassion and another entity for the purpose of releasing children from poverty in Jesus' name beyond the capacity of either partner individually.  In this document we explore this definition and how our partnerships are intended to be founded on our identity in Christ, to be mutually respectful and accepting of responsibility and commitment, and to result in visible transformation and outcomes.

This document is part of: Compassion Ministry Philosophy

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