Practical Ministry Skills Skills for Developing Openness Duane Elmer What you need to know about projecting an attitude that welcomes others into your presence See "Ministering Cross Culturally" Training Pack

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Topics:	Communication, Cross-cultural outreach, Culture, International outreach, Missions, Outreach, Service, Short-term missions
Filters:	Church board, Evangelism, Missions, Pastor, Service, Shepherd, Volunteer
References:	Genesis 12:1-3, Matthew 20:27-28, Mark 9:37
Date Added:	April 08, 2008
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Developing openness toward another culture is the first step in cross-cultural ministry. Until we are willing to serve others on their terms, our efforts will be limited in their impact. The following four skills are strong steps toward developing cross-cultural openness. 

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