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portada Making Sense of 9-5 in the East and West: Applying Wisdom in the Workplace
Type
Physical Book
Language
English
Pages
134
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
22.9x15.2x0.7 cm
ISBN13
9789768354129

Making Sense of 9-5 in the East and West: Applying Wisdom in the Workplace

Taylor, C. Ruth; Yeung, Boaz (Author) · Bambusparks Publishing · Paperback

Making Sense of 9-5 in the East and West: Applying Wisdom in the Workplace - Taylor, C. Ruth; Yeung, Boaz

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Synopsis "Making Sense of 9-5 in the East and West: Applying Wisdom in the Workplace"

Turn your 9-5 into a mission field. Equipping Christians to impact the marketplace, from East Asia to the West. What if your work could be more than a paycheck? Making Sense of 9-5 in the East and West shows Christians how to integrate faith into their workplace, build a lasting legacy, and see their daily work as a field for transformation. Inspired by the biblical story of Ruth and Boaz, this book provides a roadmap for purposeful living across cultures. With biblical theology of work, inspiring true stories, insights into marketplace ministry, and reflections on the future of work and AI, it equips believers to bridge East and West with faith and wisdom. Along the way, it opens doors for new partnerships and empowers readers to impact lives for generations.What you'll gain from this book:

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