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A Redemptive Company

"In him we have redemption through his blood, the forgiveness of our trespasses, according to the riches of his grace."
 

Ephesians 1:7

What is ARC? Like, welding? Or Noah’s big boat?

ARC simply stands for “A Redemptive Company”. What does this mean?

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Pathfinder exists for more than its own survival and its own success. Pathfinder is the beginning of a worldwide movement of redemption.

 

Which begs the question:

What is redemption? Does that mean you hire a bunch of convicts?

Not exactly, let’s explain:

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re-deem (verb): make up for the negative aspects of something

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Every human being carries with them some kind of negative aspect from their lives. Most of us call that “baggage”. Maybe it’s a failed relationship. Or a plan that didn’t work out. They let someone down. Addiction. Someone they were counting on . . . didn’t come through. They trusted an authority figure that exploited them. They exploited others. Broken promises. An opportunity that never came to fruition. Abuse, neglect, defeat.

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Enter Jesus Christ. A man who died to redeem all those things.

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"In him we have redemption through his blood, the forgiveness of our trespasses, according to the riches of his grace." Ephesians 1:7

 

But Pathfinder is not Jesus Christ. Pathfinder is a company made up of imperfect, fallen people in need of redemption themselves. However, we believe our ultimate mission is to redeem others by:

Cornerstone #1: We strive to call people UP not OUT

UP: We live and demonstrate a higher standard. We get in the trenches of life with people.

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OUT: We berate, criticize, chastise, offer no solutions

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When we find a situation that is not up to standard, we show, live, and encourage a better way

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Up is a blessing. Out is a curse

Cornerstone #2: We move from survival to thrival*

*not a word, we know.

We get in the trenches with our team members on topics of:

  • Budgeting, managing, and saving money

  • Repairing credit & reduce debt

  • Making credit work for them

  • Securing loans at reasonable rates

  • Buying a house

  • Getting education and training

  • Ensuring a quality education for their children

  • Accessing quality health resources

Cornerstone #3: We move our focus from inward to outward

A person operating in thrive mode can move others into thrive mode.

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Thrive mode compounds.

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And a bunch of regular people change the world.

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