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Revision as of 01:40, 9 October 2020
What CNM Is (hereinafter, the Lectio) is the first lesson part of the CNM Essentials lesson that introduces its participants to the Career Network Ministry (CNM). This lesson belongs to the CNM Cyber Welcome Session.
Content
The predecessor lectio is What the Taskforce Is.
Script
- The Career Network Ministry, which is also known by its acronym CNM, is a non-profit group in Northern Virginia. The goal of this group is to provide caring support to individuals during career transitions.
- CNM welcomes everyone to take full advantage of its services. CNM serves people from any or no faith, with any or no income, with any or no affiliation, etc. Volunteers drive CNM. All of its services are delivered free-of-charge to all the recipients.
- CNM was created in the mid-1990s. In September of 2010, the Secretary of the United States Department of Labor, Ms. Hilda Solis, visited CNM and delivered her remarks. As of October of 2020, the CNM Meetup Group had 9,700+ members and CNM LinkedIn Group had 5,200+.
Key terms
- Career Network Ministry (CNM). The outreach team of McLean Bible Church in Tysons Corner, Virginia, which goal is to provide caring support to individuals during career transitions. The team welcomes any patron from any faith, or no faith, to take full advantage of its services, which are delivered by volunteers and are free to all the recipients of these services.
- CNM Meetup Group. The official meetup group of the Career Network Ministry (CNM).
- CNM LinkedIn Group. The LinkedIn group of the Career Network Ministry (CNM).
- Other terms: group, non-profit, United States Department of Labor, volunteer
What CNM Services Are is the successor lectio.
Questions
User data
- The answer is recorded for the lectio completion purposes.
