Living Cross-Culturally

Living Cross-Culturally

Soon into our overseas assignment, it became clear that all of the academic, practical, and language study preparation had not completely equipped me for the task of understanding people in a cross-cultural setting. Moreover, I discovered all of the university and...
Living Cross-Culturally

Promises

So many promises!  Last year I took a flight from DFW to Birmingham to visit some of my wife’s family.  While en route, I glanced through the flight magazine and noticed the many advertisements and promises from businesses and companies.  A few of those...
Living Cross-Culturally

Immanuel

Several years ago, I was in a conference and one participant thought that American culture was superior to all other cultures. What I saw that day was ethnocentrism — an attitude and position that assumes everything revolves around one’s particular cultural...
Living Cross-Culturally

40 Years

Almost 40 years ago this month, my wife and I boarded a plane for Asia to live a life of almost 30 years among the unreached and unengaged Asian people.  What we learned from that time has left an eternal impression on our lives. That impression is summarized with...
Living Cross-Culturally

Thai People Group

Thailand’s population is approximately 51–57 million people, and it’s not just limited to the country’s borders. Thai communities can also be found in the United States, particularly in the DFW area. Despite being a smaller immigrant group than...
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