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Articles on learning from others and stories and advice from around the world
2013
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As disciples of Jesus, we need to have an attitude of learning; being humble in heart, admitting our mistakes, asking for help and then living changed lives.
This edition of Footsteps includes articles on learning from others along with stories and advice from several different countries. The world is changing constantly and in order to respond to the many challenges facing us, we need to be continuously learning and adapting.
Advocacy is all about influencing the decisions, policies and practices of powerful decision-makers, usually in government
Learning and education were highly valued in first-century Jewish society
We may think that we do not learn much in our everyday lives but when we take time to reflect on what we have learnt, it can be surprising and encouraging
The world is changing constantly and in order to respond to the many challenges facing the people we are seeking to serve as an organisation, we need to be continuously learning and adapting
The Diocese of Niassa in Mozambique works through ‘Equipas de Vida’ (which means ‘Life Teams’ in Portuguese) to share learning across communities
One way of learning and improving your work is to ask for feedback from others. These can be people you serve, or your peers, who can give insight into areas you need to change and encouragement about what you are doing well
Distance learning is a way of studying a course without attending classes in a fixed location
Reading case studies can be a very useful way of improving our own work in the community. But imagine being able to interact with a case study and ask questions!
Jacques' story of why he chose to study Development at University
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