“…our identities should not be defined by the specific call on our lives, but rather by our relationship with the one who calls us,” shared by U-Wen Low.
“Leadership
potential will become more real and tangible to us when we develop and apply
our social intelligence skills and create greater social capital with the
people around us. As we create a community of practice we need to use our
social intelligence skills more and more and this gives us the opportunities to
connect with, influence and lead others,” said Albert Haddad.
“I
love my job, and I love it even more because I believe I’m playing a small, but
not insignificant, part in the shaping of our students’ lives to become the
best pastors, missionaries, counsellors, teachers, … people they can be for
Jesus!” shared Kerrie Stevens.
"Every person is unique. Don’t try to copy someone else’s journey; find and follow God’s call for you as it develops over time." Hear the story from Jon Newton.
"Let’s consider this: is our motivation to buy Fair Trade coffee really a genuine attempt to address injustice or just a way of placating our conscience? Can we really redeem ourselves from the injustice caused by our consumerism by the very act of our consumerism?"
