Elmer, Duane

Cross-cultural Conflict

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ISBN 13:: 9780830816576
author:: Elmer, Duane
format:: Paperback
publisher:: InterVarsity Press
language:: English
Publication Year:: 1994
Pages:: 190
Genre:: Christian ministry & pastoral activity
Condition:: New
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Conflict in Cross-Cultural Contexts: A Guide to Effective Ministry Duane Elmer explores how different cultures handle conflict and provides practical models for resolution. Drawing on biblical principles, he examines various types of conflict and offers real-life examples from his experience and others. This book is not just a theoretical guide but a practical resource for building solid relationships in ministry. It addresses sticky questions in Scripture and offers helpful insights for pastors, evangelists, business people, missionaries, and students who want to communicate more effectively with colleagues and neighbors. With its focus on Asian, Hispanic, and African cultures, this book provides valuable guidance for anyone working in cross-cultural ministry or seeking to improve their relationships with people from diverse backgrounds.

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