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  • group of students who had proven themselves accomplished at helping teachers consider early retirement
    • djohnsto
       
      I have noticed that some educators take this goal by students as a personal attack on them; when I unpackage events with students they often have no concept of the impact of heir actions on the teacher, administrator or support worker they are overwhelming. It turns out that there is no personal attack-ironically this is developmentally in character.
  • had absolutely nothing to do with any of the many useful things I had done
    • djohnsto
       
      I understand this line and I see it as a reflection of the Father's grace to us, but I wrestle with it in terms of the true sense of vocation-how does grace and the tasks tied to "calling" come together. I don't know...
  • would have been relevant to the people of the time
    • djohnsto
       
      I guess I need to ask the reverse of this observation, at what point does our irrelevence become a handicap? In student life, ones asks the question tied to age, can I still connect with college students in relational and mentoring roles when I am 50 or 55 or... I understand Nouwen's corrective, but I still have contextual and relevency questions.
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  • He did not come to walk on hot coals, swallow fire, or put his hand in the lion’s mouth
    • djohnsto
       
      However, this would have been pretty impressive!!! However raising the dead and walking on water are fairly significant.
  • Bonhoeffer, D. (1954). Life together: The classic exploration of faith in community. New York: Harper & Row.
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      We often use this book to train our student leaders in the significance and definition of a community, as well as a primer for building a community.
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