Week One Discussion Board Thread Instructions Squares, Triangles, Circles, and Hearts: After reading the assigned chapters in Everyday Bible Study (Chapters 1-5), identify the following items: Squares: 4 ideas that, in general, square (fit) with your thinking Triangles: 3 angles…
please read and respond to the following two chapters by Gyan Pandey, A History of Prejudice: Race, Caste and Difference in India and the United States, Cambridge, 2013: Introduction Chapter 2 Both chapters are in Files under 'Pandey' In your…
Read James 3:2–12 and Ephesians 4:29. Then, in your initial post, comment on what can be learned from these passages about communication. How might “corrupt” communication be identified and combated? Provide at least two specific examples. How powerful is the…
please read and respond to the 'Introduction' to the book Joothan by Arun Prabha Mukherjee: "Introduction" to JOOTHAN (by Om Prakash Valmiki), pp xvii to xxxviv. Focus your response around the following question(s): Are Dalits Hindus? Why do they classify…
Read 1 Samuel 25: 2-35 and Kings 19:10–13 and then discuss the implications of these verses in communication. There are three main characters in this story: Nabal, Abigail, and David. What are the striking characteristics of the communication of each…
You have to read a ‘Buddhist novel’ and write an essay on it of some 1000-1500 words. Key question should be a quest for ‘Traces of Buddhism’. ‘Traces of Buddhism’ may be the title of the essay, but you may…
Analyze the cultural background of Jesus’ encounter with the Samaritan woman at the well in John 4. Address the significance of Jesus’ interaction with her as a woman and as a Samaritan. Describe how Jesus displayed cultural sensitivity towards her…
Please read the reading and summarize it thoroughly and please make sure to convey the main idea discussed. And there should be a question asked at the end of the reading. please read and respond to the following article: Charles…
Once an organization has a volunteer staff accessible, it must gather those volunteers in a logical, strategic manner to meet the needs of upcoming events. Knowing how many volunteers express a desire or promise to participate won’t make a successful…
Organizations that employ the use of volunteers don’t just have a raft of individuals show up at an event and then delegate where each volunteer should serve. Much like a pastor prepares a sermon, organizers of volunteers must choose how…