09 Dec 2019 
Posted by CWAW 
About Bonny
Balancing family and work, facing workplace crises, stress and conflict- Bonny is no stranger to these challenges. She has shared in the struggles Christian women face when trying to do the right thing in the post-Christian era workplace, whether the workplace is at home, in an office or at the plant. After one trial too many, Bonny was driven to get serious about walking with the Lord at work. Doing so taught her that true fulfillment comes only by turning to God and doing things His way – by applying His principles to every aspect of your life, including your work life.Bonny believes that God’s Word provides a principle for every workplace situation. Her mission is to equip and encourage women to demonstrate God at work, helping them to discover what that means and how it applies to their own personal circumstances. It is her passion to see women truly find the peace and fulfillment God desires for them if they would trust Him to guide and direct their workplace responsibilities and relationships. This passion has led her to launch the ministry, Christian Women at Work.
Beginning her career as a physiotherapist, Bonny quickly became an entrepreneur, co-founding Pro Motion Physiotherapy over twenty years ago. As owner and director, Bonny has gained the respect of her profession for the quality of services provided by her clinic. Bonny is considered an expert in the field of osteoporosis and has developed “Osteo-Circuit”, an evidence-based physiotherapy program for use in hospitals and clinics.
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He has told you, O man, what is good; and what does the Lord require of you but to do justice, and to love kindness, and to walk humbly with your God? Micah 6:8 Part 3 of “Justice: The Expectations and the Joy” brings us to an even deeper understanding of “doing justice.” It […]
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In part 1 of “Justice: The Expectations and the Joy,” you were thinking about a person at work you were struggling with, and wrote a prayer about the situation. Last week, specific things God says about justice were reviewed day by day. These included: Knowing we are to seek justice Knowing we are to ask […]
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A key word search I recently completed on the word “justice” yielded 130 verses. As I reviewed every verse I noticed some specific themes, repeat verses and how often the word “righteousness” was paired with “justice.” The Hebrew word for justice is “mishpat.” It often refers to justice for people who are underprivileged such […]
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Last week, we reflected on two main themes in the area of being led by God in our everyday lives. Being led by God meant asking God to search our hearts (Psalm 139:23-24) and to do what He requires of us (Micah 6:8). What a wonderful summary of walking step by step, by faith, with […]
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