Gladstone Camp Meetings
Seminars and sermons from Gladstone Camp Meeting 2020
Episodes
Wherever we are in the world—individually or collectively as the Adventist Church body—the su...
The participants of this workshop will be challenged to identify their own biases, learn to adapt their personal leadership styles in order to increase their sensitivity towards others, an...
Debrief some of their own experiences they have already had with people from other cultures,
Develop an awareness of their own cultural conditioning,
Understand the foundational concepts of culture and cross-cultural communication,
Improve your ability to lead increasingly multicultural groups,
And minister with cross-cultural sensitivity to people from different cultural ba...
We will explore biblically-based principles that align with sociological methods of interpreting and defining the urban ministry and employ in ‘collective impact’ through deep collaborations with all three sectors—public, private and nonprofit—to engage in community transformation.
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