Laos, Zimbabwe and Your Office - More in Common Than You Think
Cross-cultural missions — missions that understands, respects and celebrates the culture of people you’re trying to reach — has been the most successful development in the history of missions. But you don’t have to go overseas to find a different culture from your church — just go to your job. Randy Kilgore explores how ordinary Christians can experience the richness of cross-cultural engagement just by asking co-workers what they believe, how they live, and what they do when they’re not at work. Sometimes, they even get curious about what you believe, live and do too.
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