Bush Was Blazing But Not Consumed
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Best-selling author Eric Law shows how to work with the dynamics of diverse cultures to create a truly inclusive community.
In his widely acclaimed The Wolf Shall Dwell with the Lamb, Eric H. F. Law explores the dynamics of multicultural misunderstandings and how different cultures perceive and use power. Here he shows how to work with those dynamics to create a truly inclusive community.
Using Exodus 3 as a theological starting point, Law explains in detail how leaders can:
– understand and resolve difference in communication styles
– recognize and avoid the “Golden Calf Syndrome”
– reconcile high-context and low-content elements in the group
– use mutual invitation
– build dialogue through liturgy
Following Law’s practical guidelines, we can, in the end, build multicultural structures everyone can live and thrive in
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SKU (ISBN): 9780827202221
ISBN10: 0827202229
Eric Law
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: January 1996
Publisher: Chalice Press
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