An explanation of contextualization - - Putting the story of the gospel into terms people of other
cultures can understand + relate to
- Does NOT change the meaning of the story itself
Analogies of culture - - Iceburg
- Deep level of the river
- Colored glass/lens
CQ Action - Ability to adapt when relating and working interculturally
CQ definition - "The capability to function effectively across national, ethnic, and organizational
cultures."
CQ Drive - Interest, drive, and confidence to adapt to multicultural situations
CQ Knowledge - Understanding about how cultures are similar and different
CQ Strategy - Awareness and ability to plan for multicultural interactions
Cultural characteristics of behavior - What a certain people group does
Definition of "Yeshua" - "God is salvation"
Hebrew name for Jesus
Descriptions + examples of each cultural system - Economic (capitalism/socialism)
Family (kinship/nuclear)
Education (formal/informal)
, Legal (formal/informal)
Religious (rational/mystical)
Art (clear/fluid)
Descriptions + examples of each cultural value orientation - Time (being/doing)
Context (high/low)
Individualism (individ/collectivism)
Power distance (high/low)
Uncertainty avoidance (high/low)
Time orientation (short-/long-term)
Competition (Compt/Cooperative)
Descriptive generalizations - Observing how one person acts and then describing what they do
Elements of non-verbal communication - - Tone of voice
- Facial expressions
- Eye contact
- Gestures
- Touch
- Personal space
- Silence
Elements of verbal communication - - Direct
- Indirect
Ethnocentricism - Having the (biased) belief that one's own culture is better or more "correct"
than another
Henna storying - - the act of sharing the gospel through storytelling + henna