Mentor Resources

Welcome Pivot mentors and potential mentors! On this webpage you’ll find links to resources from training sessions as they develop, as well as documents and other resources.

Questions, comments, feedback, and suggestions are always welcomed.

Contact:

Deb Pozebanchuk, Mentor Coordinator, [email protected] or 336.782.4779
Carol Polk, Executive Director, [email protected] or 336.971.4878

Mentor Resources / 03-22-21 Hoyt Mentor Coach Overview /

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pdf	1 Hoyt Mentoring Slides	302.7k
mp4	2 Hoyt Zoom Recording	217.1M
pdf	3 Hoyt Mentor Handout	633.4k

Some Key Points About Poverty

1. Poverty and wealth are relative. We basically know our own poverty or wealth only in relationship to others.

2. Poverty occurs in all races and countries.

3. Generational and situational poverty are different. When a family has been in poverty two generations or more, there are certain patterns and habits. In situational poverty, resources are temporarily reduced, but the mindset remains largely with the middle-class norms and values.

4. There are hidden rules in each of us related to the economic group in which we were raised.

5. Most schools, businesses, and many churches use the hidden rules of middle class. For churches to be effective across classes, members must understand the hidden rules of generational poverty, as well as middle class.

6. The fundamental reasons for poverty are lack of educational attainment and the disconnection of family and/or community.

7. Four reasons one leaves poverty: It’s too painful to stay, a vision or goal, a key relationship, or a special talent or skill.

Source: What Every Church Member Should Know About Poverty (2012) R.K. Payne & B. Ehlig.
Reprinted with permission. aha! Process, Inc.

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