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Over 250 radio stations from New York to Alaska have committed to carry Integrity Moments and will bring consistent biblical wisdom to millions.

Over 800 people have used our FIRE Assessment tool to identify their strengths and weaknesses in doing their work according to God’s standards. We've recently updated the FIRE Assessment making it more interactive and linking to practical next steps.

Over 260 people have signed our FIRE Covenant, marking their decision to honor God with their business practices.

Check out a few of the stories of people impacted by Integrity Resource Center on our blog.

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$25---supports 16 leaders as they learn and apply God’s principles

$50---provides 32 people biblical insight into their God given purpose

$100---enables 64 leaders to experience our FIRE Assessment

$1000---provides crisis counseling for 8 leaders

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Mail donations to:
Integrity Resource Center
PO Box 25301
Overland Park, KS 66225

Non–Cash Assets: We accept donations of non-cash items such as cars, business inventory, real estate, life insurance, etc. through our partnership with National Christian Foundation - Heartland. If you have a non-cash donation or other questions, please call us, 913.782.9333

Integrity Moments Impacts Lives

" ...thanks for helping me to remember that when the Spirit prompts us, we should listen!"
--Brent

" The daily emails from Integrity Moments are a positive way to start each and every day." --Steve

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Prison

Has God ever called you to serve in a place that didn’t make sense?

That’s the way I felt when I was invited to teach at the prison in Lansing, Kansas. It didn’t seem to fit Integrity Resource Center’s purpose of building integrity and faith into the workplace. But after several people urged me, including a prisoner, I finally agreed.