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Facing Danger: A Guide Through Risk
Contributor(s): Hampton, Anna E. (Author), Briscoe, Stuart (Foreword by)
ISBN: 0998054402     ISBN-13: 9780998054407
Publisher: Zendagi Press
OUR PRICE:   $15.26  
Product Type: Paperback - Other Formats
Published: August 2016
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Additional Information
BISAC Categories:
- Business & Economics | Insurance - Risk Assessment & Management
- Religion | Christian Ministry - Missions
- Religion | Spirituality
Physical Information: 0.7" H x 6" W x 9" (1.01 lbs) 312 pages
Themes:
- Religious Orientation - Christian
 
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Publisher Description:

Facing Danger guides cross-cultural workers through a biblical discussion on risk, providing a spiritual and practical framework for working through cross-cultural risk assessment and management. In this book, Anna E. Hampton discusses:

  • Four connections related to risk between the Old and New Testaments.
  • Essential elements of cross-cultural risk assessment and management.
  • Balancing the tension between the leading of the Holy Spirit, wise stewardship, and God's invitation to risk.
  • Twelve risk myths often repeated to those who have a cross-cultural calling.
  • A guide to writing a personal conviction on cross-cultural risk.
  • Working through a systematic action plan on risk that integrates spirituality, faith, emotions, stewardship, and practical danger assessment.

After living for almost a decade in the high-risk and dangerous environment of Afghanistan, Facing Danger works through how Anna attempted to raise her children without emotional and long-term trauma while simultaneously living out her calling to partner in a divine endeavor in a hostile culture. This is the real world where a biblical understanding of risk must work.


Contributor Bio(s): Briscoe, Stuart: - Stuart Briscoe was born in the north of England in 1930. After leaving school he embarked on a banking career, served in the Royal Marines during the Korean War and at 17 years of age preached his first sermon. Since that time he has ministered on every continent, written more than 40 books, pastored a church for 30 years and founded a media ministry called Telling the Truth which now broadcasts daily worldwide. He has been married to Jill for more than 55 years and has three children and thirteen grandchildren. Stuart and Jill met each other in the context of youth ministry 60 years ago when he was a bank examiner and she was a school teacher. They married and based their life together on the biblical verse, "As for me and my household we will serve the Lord" (Joshua 24: 15). Individually and together they have written scores of books, pastored a church in the United States for thirty years, and founded Telling the Truth. Now in their eighties they continue to talk to anyone who will listen! They have three children and thirteen grandchildren. Stuart and Jill call suburban Milwaukee, Wisconsin their home. When they are not traveling, they spend time with their three children, David, Judy and Pete, and thirteen grandchildren.Hampton, Anna E.: - Anna E. Hampton grew up as a farm girl in the Minnesota and felt called to work overseas as a young teen. By her midtwenties, she was in full-time work leading teenagers all over the world. Her husband, Neal, and her began a long-distance courtship across three continents, and after marrying they began raising their family in Afghanistan. She shares God's Word woven with personal experiences from living and working for fifteen years in Afghanistan and the Middle East and over twenty-five years of ministry experiences traveling in almost sixty countries of the world. She writes with a realism and depth from her own trials of facing overwhelming obstacles with faith and joy while also living in challenging environments, all of this while raising three young children with her husband, Neal. Anna holds a Master's in Educational Leadership from Bethel University and a Doctor of Religious Studies from Trinity Theological Seminary. She is a Bible teacher and occasional conference speaker at international women's events in Central Asia, the Middle East, and in the US. Her husband, Neal, and their three teenagers live in the Middle East where they continue to serve cross-cultural workers in closed countries.