British Culture Orientation
What book would anyone recommend for those coming to the UK to minister or do Christian work? One that not only covers transition issues but also working in British culture issues would be ideal.
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What book would anyone recommend for those coming to the UK to minister or do Christian work? One that not only covers transition issues but also working in British culture issues would be ideal.
Read more…Anyone recommend any books on cross-cultural romantic friendships/marriages? This isn't just for those who meet their spouses on the mission field but perhaps also for those who meet someone from another culture in their home area. Books that explore the issues they might face would be good to know about. Then we can add these to OSCAR's book list.
Read more…I am trying (with minimal success) to 'thin out' my library ahead of a probable move. It has started me wondering what are my top 20...top 10...top 5...?So...if you were only allowed to keep FIVE books, which five would you keep? (Desert-Island-Discs style, you have a Bible in addition to the five!)
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Listen to podcast about a new book called ‘The Hidden Tree’ here is a link to the interview with the author. You can also leave a review.
https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/beside-the-author/id172287559...
Book Desription
“Using the metaphor of a tree we explore the historical, out-of-sight root system and its evolutionary origin while looking forward to its purpose and goal through the use of God technology, dark intel and the tools of self-determination (humanism). Are we the result of an evolutionary process, or have we been duped into believing the technological revolution and other global transitions have successfully moved us towards a better future?”
https://www.thehiddentree.co.uk
This author is a favourite of mine. Any of his books are full of the richness of thought. You might like to explore one of them.
The Work of the Holy Spirit 1 Jul 1972 by Octavius Winslow Paperback £0.88 (26 used & new offers) [Available on Amazon. Other titles by the same author can be found on the CLC website.]
This book is available from Amazon. It was a privilege to serve alongside Don's son on a team in 1980/81. He was such a blessing to the team. After Walmart, Don founded The Soderquist Centre for Leadership and Ethics in the States.
This book was published by a friend who lives in town here. Thought you might like to know about it. Details on http://www.jamescary.co.uk/sacred-art-of-joking/
You might like to explore reading this book which a good friend has authored. He has formerly written a series about a Pirate Captain which is highlighted in this book club section earlier. This is Ian's website www.ianrogers.org.uk
EYE CAN WRITE...
Eye Can Write: A memoir of a child’s silent soul emerging
12 Jul 2018Hardcover
Kindle Edition £3.49
Really encourage you to explore this book. It was so encouraging to read about Jonathan's vision in writing it and he also shared in the opening of the CRE exhibition in the UK in October 2018.
Persevering Prayer: Growing Church Supernaturally
1 Dec 2005Paperback
SCATTER by Andrew Scott
Have just this past week discovered this book by a good friend of mine. It was mentioned in a website that I found on a prayer update. Interesting trail... Amazon delivered at high-speed in a couple of days... Now starting to read it but sense it has much of value to share.
The subject of serving where you are with your entrusted gifts and professional experience is one that I believe is worth promoting. Maybe I will draft a blog post about the concept sometime.... watch this page as they say.... Andrew is the country coordinator of an international group. David
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You might be interested in reading about these excellent books for youngsters. The author has kindly sent me a set and I believe you would find them of interest too. The Diamond Books website is found here: www.diamondbooks.org.uk