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A Relational Culture
Cultures like Bangladesh, where locals prioritize spending time with one another and growing through their relationships and conversations, are often referred to as “relational cultures.” This relational culture was one of the things I enjoyed most about living in Bangladesh. When two friends met on the street, a conversation was a must. Schedules were cast aside in the name of friendship, and having cha (tea) was likely. This was great for me because I am a very sociable i
11 hours ago


What is Life Coaching?
“Life Coaching is an ongoing intentional conversation that empowers a person or group to fully live out God's calling in their life and personal profession.” The goals of coaching are to (1) better hear the leading of the Holy Spirit, (2) discover new things about yourself both internally and externally, and (3) take action to shape your life around the Holy Spirit’s leading and the things you discover. Life Coaching Is: A fixed time for you to concentrate, talk, and explore
Nov 3


Other Ways to Learn about the Culture
Talking to people was not the only way I learned about Bangladeshi culture. I read books on the region, including historical novels, biographies, and other factual accounts, and continued gathering information about the history of Bangladesh during my entire stay. History and culture interest me, and I knew the information I learned would positively impact the effectiveness of my gospel presentations. I also met with and informally interviewed key people who had lived through
Sep 9
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