There is a direct connection between access to financial resources, business development, job creation and a communities economic stability. However, when it comes to training youth with marketplace skills needed to overcome these challenges, the church as a whole ignores this opportunity. Surprising? Not really. Churches and ministries typically offer "activities" for youth to be involved; but skill based entrepreneurial/vocational training to provide youth with marketplace skills are almost non-existent. This is especially common within the urban context. Many youth pastors and leaders recognize entrepreneurial and business training is valuable, but they themselves often do not possess the very skills needed to train the youth they serve. If we as a nation, particularly those within the church context, strive to impact the next generation of leaders, then we cannot ignore our own realties of having to "retool/retrain" ourselves.