Responding to Victims of Human Trafficking within the Health Care Setting
By Jeffrey J. Barrows, DO, MA (Ethics)
Imagine you are staffing the urgent care clinic at your hospital when you encounter a 19-year-old foreign national woman brought in by a family member because of a possible fractured arm. Radiologic studies show a spiral fracture of the radius raising the suspicion of abuse as ...
For many, a sending church is an integral relationship offering accountability, support and a covering of prayer.
But what if your church has never sent anyone out? Or what if the others they have sent are not like you?
Nathan Garth of Sojourn Church in Louisville, Kentucky shares his church's journey to become a sending church on imb.org. Garth gives 4 key points and some closing ta...
Mike Andrus | September 10, 2006Genesis 1-3Series: The Ministry of the Market PlaceMike Andrus is the Senior Adult Ministries Pastor at First Evangelical Free Church of St. Louis County, where he was previously served as the Senior Pastor. He holds a Pre-Ministerial B.A. from Calvary Bible College, an M.A. in Philosophy from Southern Methodist University, a Th.M., from Dallas Theological Semina...
"Why should churches focus on the unreached if there are so many lost people in our communities? What is the difference between being lost and unreached?""David Platt uses Romans chapter 15 to help define what it means for a people group or a place to be considered unreached." You can download the podcast or visit the original source from radical.net : http://www.radical.net...
Sab·bath /ˈsabəTH/ noun:
The seventh day of the week observed from Friday evening to Saturday evening as a day of rest and worship by Jews and some Christians, or observed Sunday among Christians as a day of rest and worship.
In this article for cru.org, Deanna Kustas writes an article about the difficulties in setting boundaries and identifying times to rest. Kustas walks throug...
Jennifer Sherman speaks out on all things women in the current marketplace and she does so with humor, intelligence, and plenty of experience. Jennifer herself was immersed in the business world and gives an array of facts referencing women today and the positions they hold-
58 %- Undergrad degrees held by women
53%- Entry Level Workforce made up of Women
37%- Women in Middle Managemen...
What is Scatter Global?
What drives us is a passionate belief that God has placed unique abilities, passions and skills within each one of us. For everyone who resonates with this, we hope to inspire the question: “What if I did what God has uniquely designed me to do in a part of the world Jesus is less known?” ScatterGlobal is here to for you, the global professional on yo...
"Christians in the workplace should be motivated by our desire to glorify God and to inspire others to desire to know him. Work done well is uncommon, and it will be noticed by our colleagues and clients or patients."
On The High Calling blog, several reasons why and ways are given to model Christ through excellency in our work. Working excellently in everyday jobs gives God glor...
"In nothing has the church so lost Her hold on reality as in Her failure to understand and respect the secular vocation. She has allowed work and religion to become separate departments, and is astonished to find that, as a result, the secular work of the world is turned to purely selfish and destructive ends, and that the greater part of the world’s intelligent workers have become i...
