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Why Fewer Students are Interested in Missions as a Career?
In recent years, there has been a substantial decrease in the number of missionaries operating overseas and joining missions agencies. This decline has been attributed to changing cultural contexts in the United States and the advent of postmodernism and pluralism. Youth growing up in these contexts have differing views about missions and Christianity in general. The purpose of this research is to understand how younger generations view and understand missions, first, by a literature review, and second, by a survey sent out to undergraduate students at Houghton College. The literature review focuses on four major themes: the ambiguity in defining missions, the impact of historical missions, the effects of postmodernism, and the characteristics of Gen Z and Millenials. The survey received 124 responses and revealed that many students exhibit a greater affinity for holistic missions and a broader definition of missions than its traditional structure.
Resumes for Performing Arts Careers
A strong resume can be the single most important factor in landing the right job. This practical, up-to-date guide identifies the essential ingredients of a successful resume for a career in the performing arts. It can help you write a concise, stylish, and easy-to-read resume that will get noticed! Resumes for Performing Arts Careers can help you make the kind of first impression that leads to interviews and job offers. Learning to write a strong resume is a smart plan to follow! Book jacket.
Mother Knows Best
New and exclusive short stories and poems inspired by bad mothers from some of today' s fiercest women in horror. Featuring Rachel Harrison, Gwendolyn Kiste, Kristi DeMeester, and Kelsea Yu, edited by Lindy Ryan with a foreword by Sadie “ Mother Horror” Hartmann. From mama trauma to smother mother, this all-new women in horror anthology features stories about the scariest monster of them all— our mothers. "Twisted caregiving and inescapably tainted love abound in this intimate and visceral anthology from editor Ryan... These chilling tales impress." — Publishers Weekly STARRED REVIEW “ Deliciously evocative and revealing...Not for the faint of heart.” — Midwest Book Review
