| Author: |
Wright, P.
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| Title: |
"What about my singleness?" Encouraging the single person toward ministry |
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Evangelical Missions Quarterly, |
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Vol. 47, pp. 138-140.
2011 |
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Article
3
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| Summary: |
This is an article about helping singles thrive as they serve in today's missionary force. |
| Gems: |
One difference is that today's single "twenty-somethings" are more reluctant than their unmarried predecessors to commit to long-term service.the subtle message in today's evangelical community is that "normal" is defined as "married with children." |
| Outline: |
Differences between Millennials and previous generations
Strategies to cope with loneliness
Advantages of singleness
Flexibility and spontaneity
Less distraction in the language and acculturation process
Ability to stay focused and give more time in ministry
Advantages of being married
Loneliness can be shared
There are two to shoulder the burdens
Joy of raising children |
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