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• McCoy, Liz

• 2013-06-01

• Moore Theological College

• McCoy is introduced. McCoy looks at the challenge of caring for elderly relatives, and of aging yourself, to explore how people have been and are quite smart, but are not percieved that way. She applies this challenge to crossing cultures, including how we subconsciously judge people for lack of English not speaking to people directly. McCoy expounds Act 6:1-7. She stresses that everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved, and that this is not restricted to any cultural group. McCoy uses the tension between two groups of Jews as an example. She focuses the on the event of the widows being overlooked, caused by church growth. McCoy looks at the issues of caring for others and crossing cultures. McCoy speaks on the importance of caring for others, speaking against euthenasia. McCoy stresses that we must be prepared to cross cultures, and to see those which we and/or society naturally overlooks. Cassette label reads : "Jude Long and Liz McCoy on Caring across cultures 21-23 June 2013" Caring across cultures 2013

• 21/06/2013

• English

• Mary Andrews College

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