Practical Ministry Skills Past Influences, Current Attitudes Ruth Haley Barton Questions that can help you determine how your gender views were shaped. See "Working With The Opposite Sex" Training Pack

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Topics:	Communication, Conflict, Relationships, Sexual Immorality, Teams, Teamwork, Temptation, Unity
Filters:	Church board, Committee member, Management, Pastor, Small groups
Purpose:	Fellowship
References:	2 Peter 1:13
Date Added:	September 26, 2007
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Many of our stereotypes, fears, and even our theological beliefs are unspoken or unacknowledged, even to ourselves. And yet, they affect how we function together. Here are some questions that will help you examine how your past has shaped who you are today:

1. Were girls expected to be quieter and more passive (to "act like a lady") while boys' rambuctiousness was tolerated because "boys will be boys"? How do you feel about that now?

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