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Diversity and Unity

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At my wedding shower a friend gave me a home-made card, welcoming me to the sorority of married women. Today I was thinking about the sorority of PWs. We are a diverse group, yet unified by our love and obedience to our Savior. In this issue of Peter’s Wife, Kim shares her prayer for the members of  the Oaks of Righteousness group with us.

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Going Home

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Re-entry to our home country after years of living overseas is as important as arriving in our host country. Many of us think it will be very easy, “We are going home after all!” But it is seldom easy. The letters we received on this topic tell the personal stories of a few PWs and what helped them through the transition.

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Filed Under: Life--Cross culturally, Work--Cross Culturally Tagged With: friendship, re-entry, reverse culture shock

What PWs Should Remember

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We asked in our last newsletter, “What is one thing that PWs should remember?” We had some wonderful answers. We hope you enjoy the wisdom that was shared.

About Yourself:
“You can take God seriously; but don’t take yourself too seriously.

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Filed Under: Life--Cross culturally, Marriage, Spiritual Life, Work--Cross Culturally Tagged With: circumstances, planning

PWs Sharing and Caring

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My husband and I just returned from a wonderful conference in Budapest designed for educational support for those serving in the Europe, Russia and Central Asia. While there, I led two workshops for the ladies. One was on understanding our roles when working overseas, and the other on helping our children feel at home in their host culture.

I would like to take time to write whole articles on these topics, but for now, I’ll just give you the highlights. Think about these points and if you have some thoughts, please email me and I’ll use your ideas, when I write longer articles sometime later. [Read more…]

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Filed Under: Life--Cross culturally, Work--Cross Culturally Tagged With: calling, Children, expectation, friendship, member care

Balance in the Midst of Crisis

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by Brent Lindquist, Ph.D. with Link Care Center

Balance is appropriate in any aspect of life, whether under stress or in optimal functioning. However, balance really comes home to roost, if you will, at these crisis-points in time. When I speak of balance I mean a number of different things, and let me highlight each one of them.

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Filed Under: Life--Cross culturally, Work--Cross Culturally Tagged With: crisis

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