Series: Qavah
| Category | Church |
| Resource Owner | Compassion International |
| Author |
Bill Crooks
Jackie Mouradian |
Qavah is a Hebrew word which means "binding together, eagerly waiting, hoping for and expecting." This term captures a sense of optimism and hope, along with the idea of working together, which is essential for positive, lasting change to take place. Compassion International, a non-profit organization dedicated to releasing children from poverty in Jesus’ name, has been championing holistic child development for over sixty years. Recognizing that child-focused ministry sits in the context of families and communities, Compassion created Qavah. Qavah is a series of resources for local churches, which seeks to build their capacity to work with and respond to community needs. The series consists of one guide, eight briefing papers, six manuals, and supporting resources. Click on the links below to begin exploring Qavah and to learn how a mobilized church can have the greatest impact on its community.
Documents
Qavah: A Quick Guide to Setting Up
Qavah: Briefing Paper 1
Qavah: Briefing Paper 2
Qavah: Briefing Paper 3
Qavah: Briefing Paper 4
Qavah: Briefing Paper 5
Qavah: Briefing Paper 6
Qavah: Briefing Paper 7
Qavah: Briefing Paper 8
Qavah: Mobilizing the Church Manual
Qavah: Facilitator Skill Manual
Qavah: Food Security Manual
Qavah: Disaster Readiness and Response Manual
Qavah: Children and Youth as Agents of Change Manual
Qavah: Parent and Caregiver Involvement Manual
Qavah: Animal Cards (Supplemental Resource)
Qavah: Feelings Cards (Supplemental Resource)
Related Documents
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Qavah: Parent and Caregiver Involvement Manual
Qavah is a series of training materials created by Compassion International to empower communities and families to solve challenges utilizing resourc… -
Qavah: A Quick Guide to Setting Up
Qavah is a series of training materials created by Compassion International to empower communities and families to solve challenges utilizing resourc… -
Qavah: Animal Cards (Supplemental Resource)
Qavah is a series of training materials created by Compassion International to empower communities and families to solve challenges utilizing resourc… -
Qavah: Briefing Paper 1
Qavah is a series of training materials created by Compassion International to empower communities and families to solve challenges utilizing resourc… -
Qavah: Briefing Paper 2
Qavah is a series of training materials created by Compassion International to empower communities and families to solve challenges utilizing resourc… -
Qavah: Briefing Paper 3
Qavah is a series of training materials created by Compassion International to empower communities and families to solve challenges utilizing resourc… -
Qavah: Briefing Paper 4
Qavah is a series of training materials created by Compassion International to empower communities and families to solve challenges utilizing resourc… -
Qavah: Briefing Paper 5
Qavah is a series of training materials created by Compassion International to empower communities and families to solve challenges utilizing resourc… -
Qavah: Briefing Paper 6
Qavah is a series of training materials created by Compassion International to empower communities and families to solve challenges utilizing resourc… -
Qavah: Briefing Paper 8
Qavah is a series of training materials created by Compassion International to empower communities and families to solve challenges utilizing resourc…
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