Finlandia, I Wish
When I assigned An Essay of Regret to my writing student, I thought I should give it a try. I began with the template I
When I assigned An Essay of Regret to my writing student, I thought I should give it a try. I began with the template I
Missionary service is the only way to truly prove your dedication to Jesus Christ. Or so I mistakenly thought—and upon which I built two decades
The moment you receive news that alters the course or direction of your life’s journey, everything is different. What felt secure or at least felt
Coming home? Fondly called the RE-ENTRY PROCESS, reverse culture shock is a formidable minefield. The unsuspecting could definitely be caught off guard. When our family
A school teacher has an ethical approach to her teaching. We could call it her PHILOSOPHY of teaching. Written or not, she acts out her
Were the good old days better? Were ancient cultures pure of malicious motives? Were those cultures never rude or cruel or greedy? One phenomenon in
The theme for August and September is the EXTENDED family and how the norms are passed on or ignored by the next generation. This cultural
< Physically speaking, color may affect mood as interior and industrial designers have proven. Take for example the hotel that I recently stayed. The huge
It’s risky business. I mean to compare one culture to another. In this post, I would like to show how David Casarett tastefully handles COMPARING
It’s not often I actually finish a book. It’s true of both my writing and reading habits. It takes me a year or many years
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Ever since Lori Younker was a child, she’s been captivated by her international friendships. She is mesmerized by the power of short works to inspire true understanding of the cross-cultural experience and expands her writing skills in creative nonfiction, guiding others to do the same. These days she helps others capture their life history as well as their stories of faith.