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    Most Christians I've worked with have asked me to help them write or revise their resumes. Some have asked me if their faith should be on their resume somewhere.

    One could make the case that ministry-related jobs are "Christian jobs" and that a search targeting them is a "Christian job search" and, therefore, your resume ought to mention your faith. I agree, in that context. If you're not seeking a ministry-related job, though, you faith shouldn't be listed, hinted at, or referred to.

    In those cases, your faith has no place on your resume. But

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    d make the case that ministry-related jobs are "Christian jobs" and that a search targeting them is a "Christian job search" and, therefore, your resume ought to mention your faith. I agree, in that context. If you're not seeking a ministry-related job, though, you faith shouldn't be listed, hinted at, or referred to.

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    ugh, you faith shouldn't be listed, hinted at, or referred to.

    In those cases, your faith has no place on your resume. But it should be in there. Here's what I mean.

    You resume IS NOT an advertisement for your faith. It IS an advertisement for the effects of your faith.

    Your faith shows in

    • What your references say about you
    • The absence of lies on your resume
    • The excellence of your achievements

    If your references say you did a bad job, or you were the office politics champ, or they suspected you were going to stab them in the back, your faith isn't in your resume.

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