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Adventures in missions - ANSWER interdenominational missions organization with focus on
discipleship, relationships, and prayer

- partner with long term missionaries and existing orgs

- world race program



Agricultural Ministry Article Asn: "Christ, Creation Stewardship, and Mission" - ANSWER God &
Creation workshop in Kenya- location of deforestation

- Problems: have ignored most common vocation of farming, and lack of conviction in creation
stewardship, need discipleship ourselves

- Potential: 1. discipleship to believers on creation stewardship 2. long term tide to poverty 3. open
doors to unreached 4. draw in green people who hate church 5. enlist young people to missions

- Farming God's Way: biblical training + conservation agriculture



Agricultural Missions: Importance and Techniques - ANSWER Importance: lack of property nutrition is
both cause and effect of poverty, leads to poor health/low education/vulnerability

Techniques:

- Basic crop production, business training

- Advanced farming techniques: irrigation, crop rotation

- animal livestock

- community gardens



Article 1: Government response to Hurricane Katrina - ANSWER Ultimate Problem: gov can be too
slow to respond and is riddled with scandal

- victims packed into superdome causing more media attention; too many people with decision
making power in gov; FEMA sometimes overly cautious sometimes under cautious because of being
in spotlight; politicians use to get more votes



Article 1: Missionaries from every country - ANSWER - Churches in Sudan called for 100 teachers to
come teach the Bible to train church leaders

- Serving in Mission missionaries came from all over

, - Challenges: Varying cultural assumptions/expectations about leadership

- False Assumption: culture has no affect on leadership- how the Bible is interpreted is strongly
influenced by leadership theories from own culture



Article 1: Rethinking Microfinance in Africa - ANSWER - Conclude that using microfinance in Uganda
did little to help Ugandans in terms of well-being; main effect is that it helped empower women in
patriarchal settings



Article 2: How Jonathan Golden helps coffee farmers in Rwanda - ANSWER Buys coffee beans from
farmers in Rwanda and Haiti and uses the money he gains from selling to churches to put towards
microfinancing loans



Article 2: Religious Diversity - ANSWER - Case Study on Our Catholic School in a Muslim/Hindu
community in UK (70% Catholic, 25% other denomination)

- Problem: Faith based edu created division along religious and ethnic lines; how should we handle
diversity?

- Solution: Contact Hypothesis- interpersonal contact in itself brings about better race relations;
promote dialogue and healthy relationships- religious education and shared activities



Article 2: The mind of a Disaster Victim - ANSWER - Effects of PTSD

- Disaster effect chain: spiritual questioning, damage to local/international businesses, hurts
community/family/individual

- counseling PTSD is not so simple

- community solution: help encourage, love and support, vision & purpose, shared resources

- Models/Solutions: LINC Model- know where your going, competence, mapping techniques; big six



Article 3: Problem of Donating - ANSWER - Can take too long to be processed

- Can recieve too much money to be put to use

- In kind donations such as clothing/blankets can be useless or even harmful

- How to donate: research org that is effective, be patient/understanding that it takes time,
proactive- regularly give to org so their ready



Article 3: Using Your Knowledge - ANSWER - In many cultures, ie. Kenya many people are taught to
accept what people tell them is right and wrong

- Problem: critical thinking not taught, not taught how to combine knowledge and ethics

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