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Effects of religion on child development
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PEER EVALUATION for Bro. Donald (Luke) Henkel, SVD Luke is a very happy, responsible, and active person. After few months of adjustment, he begins to feel more comfortable and engaging in DWT community effectively. He gets along well with the community and fulfills his duty as a member of the JPIC committee. He participates in many events and collaborates with others for all the works need to be done. Luke has a sense of art, loves to create new things (crafting, planting, cooking, etc.), and cares for beauty and others’ sensitivity. I recognize Luke’s improvement liturgical/prayer attendance with time and manner. For instance, he often mediates and participates in the Holy Hours. I believe that his spirituality and prayer life liven
up his vocation. In reflection, he properly connects between contemporary reality and biblical passages and he shares them with confidence and affirmation. Luke dares to share and make points regarding to common issues. This shows his observation for life and his care for common good. Luke is naturally friendly with people and environment. He cares for people, becomes hospitable, and serves those in need, especially the poor and the unfortunate. Luke has strong attitude of protecting human dignity and standing at the side of the oppressed. He protect environment by composting, recycling, and cleaning. For JPIC matters, Luke shows great efforts and enthusiasm. As a marathon runner and non-meat consumer, Luke is healthy and mindful of meat-processed unhealthiness. Luke maintains his opinions on these. He makes use of his marathon for charity purpose. Luke has a great family and keep in touch with them regularly. English as Luke’s mother tongue and he helps non-English students with proofreading. His communication is clear and effective in general. Luke’s activeness and relationship building help him to be a good leader for future ministry. As a person who loves travelling and enjoying adventure, it may be difficult for Luke in studying and researching focus. I hope that he will be able to cope with this challenge in order to succeed his environmental studies.
Ricardo Wilson, Mehran Habbi, Robert Pyles, and others have kept Do-Jung-Ishu going one way or another for the fifteen or so years since Fred left. I’ve certainly done my part as well. Our past club presidents have always done their best to serve the club as have many more peop...
He is being forced to abide by the rules in prison and at first, does not get a warm welcome by his fellow prisoners because he refuses to abide by the captains order which is simply to get their minds right. He is soon challenged to a fight by one of his fellow inmates. Throughout the fight, it is clear that Luke is being brutally beaten. He can barely stand up on his feet but he refuses to give up. To me, this is a sign of resistance of power because he does not want to just face the fact that he lost this battle.
This is when the story transitions to Antipas and Luke exchanging letters and begins the conversation about Jesus and the Christians. The first letter Luke sends to Antipas brings the attention to Jesus Christ and how Antipas should read the narrative of Luke. This is when the author lets us know how the gospel of Luke was introduced to Antipas and his experience with Jesus Christ. The majority of the book is the letters being send back and forth between Luke and Antipas; talking about the subject of Jesus Christ and the Christians. In one letter, Luke tells Antipas that the Christians believe this Jesus to be the, “Jewish messiah, or Christ, and the human incarnation of the most high God (p.37).” The author wants us to know What Jesus was known as to the Christians at this time and how important he was to the community. However, Antipas wrote back to Luke asking him if he felt uncomfortable with his association with the Christians. During this time, Christians were looked at as rebellions to the emperor of Rome and how they worshiped a different God. Luke replies by accusing their emperor of being more concerned about his own well-being than the welfare of
In typical Southern fashion, he was referred to as “Brother Akers” (Grisham 87). His sermons were angry tirades against sins, real or imagined that the people of his flock may or may not have been guilty of committing (Grisham 87). He prayed “long and windy” prayers and gave the congregation “verbal beatings” each Sunday (Grisham 84, 92). When the pastor preached about more pleasant subjects like love and charity, he gave Luke the impression that he did so without much conviction (Grisham 136).
Senior, Donald. The Passion of Jesus in the Gospel of Luke. Minnesota, USA: The Liturgical
Mitchell, Curtis C. 1984. "The case for persistence in prayer." Journal Of The Evangelical Theological Society 27, no. 2: 161-168. ATLA Religion Database with ATLASerials, EBSCOhost (accessed March 16, 2014).
For example, the current chairman of Committee of Seventy is Bret Perkins (Seventy, 2017). His ability of serve for public service is powerful because of his networking members. Stakeholders respect him and this helped him to become the chairman of the current organization. This is a huge milestone. He is the key member when it comes to working with stakeholders. Multi-ethnical identification, the diversity of residents and stakeholders in the city of Philadelphia are or great importance as Philadelphia has many cultural diversity stakeholders that will have a strong relationship with Bret Perkins in the current organization. There may be a need to change the organizational culture because this is a strategic issue when it comes to building
...sthetics and defends the liberty of creation; he defends the subjective thing in the work of art, the conscious process of creation.
Thirdly, according to vs 42 the new converts also spent time in prayer (And they continued steadfastly in the apostles ' doctrine and fellowship, and in breaking of bread, and in prayers). Prayer is communicating with God- we talking to God and pausing to hear from Him. The Bible in 1 Thes 5:17 tell us to pray without ceasing. Lk 18: 1 tells us that that man ought always to pray, and not to faint. It’s through pray that we are strengthened, that we get closer to God, get that desire intimacy, and hear his heartbeat. Jesus, took time out to pray ( examples Mk 1:35 And in the morning, rising up a great while before day, he went out, and departed into a solitary place, and there prayed, Matt 14: 23 And when he had sent the multitudes away, he
As a long term strategy, we recommend James to be made Head of Operations of Controls Asia Pacific in Singapore because he is the best suited person who not only understands the culture and vision of the parent company in the US, but also can transcend that ideology to the Controls Asia-Pacific HQ and the joint venture.
Hypothesis Two: Luke’s being neglected by his peers is resulted from his lacking of Empathy as he tends to only focus on his own feelings, doing what he wants to do and what makes him happy to others. Even when his peers show disagreement or rejection to such behaviors, he will not address their feelings and continues doing the same thing as if others liked that as well.
John does a great job at paying attention to the topics discussed in the meetings and taking notes. Last week, a member of the team, Sally, was sick for a few days, and John was able to catch her up to everything that the group had covered. He is very good at explaining problems in a clear and concise manner and can help team members that are perplexed with anything the group is involved in.
Active in socio-civic activities, he is presently Board Director of the YMCA-QC, Inc., member of the Rotary Club of Kamuning, District 3780; founding president of the Association of Graduate Students and Alumni of the UP College of Public Administration in Diliman; board director of the Katipunan ng mga Artista sa Pelikulang Pilipino at Telebisyon (KAPPT) and member of the Philippine Constitution Association (PHILCONSA) .
I admire both St. Augustine and Bridgid of Kildare greatly. They began a new way of religious life by providing a peaceful place where anyone could come to rest and reflect no matter what their station in life. In our busy society we rarely have time to sit down, clear our minds, and meditate on what is important to us. Somehow our modern society is unable to combine work, pleasure, and prayer. St. Augustine and Bridgid of Kildare founded several monasteries where the above three things were woven into each day. There were times for tending the fields, giving thanks to God, and relaxing. However, personal reflection has fallen by the wayside in today's cultured. Many people have forgotten about the fulfillment that solitude and prayer can bring to one's life. This is even true in my own life. I am so consumed with social activities, schoolwork, extra curricular activities, etc that I forget to stop and take the time to be present with God and my thoughts. I think that I would be a better person and Christian if I just took ten minutes out of my day to pray, meditate, or write in my journal. Spirituality is something that I have lost, but through the examples set by St. Augustine and Bridgid ...
He ensures to practice humility, by not imposing authority, but instead being open to feedback and empower his employees by different means such as giving them flexibility and freedom to explore new ideas. He is known to be very approachable and listens without condescension or interruption. A classic example is, according to his employees, his meetings always kick start by announcing recent team achievements and appreciating their accomplishments. Last but not the least, he never fails to inspire his people by showing he has their backs even during times of crisis, remains open minded when receiving feedback and always ensures to make time to talk to his employees and hear their grievances. He is quoted