Wealth, Women, and God - Adeney, Miriam; Tira, Sadiri Joy
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The Arabian Gulf-the wealthiest country in the world is located here, as is the world's busiest airport. Not many citizens are Christians. Not much religious conversion is allowed. Yet through migrant women, some of the most powerless people in the great sweep of human labor exchanges today, God's grace is at work. In this book you will find ¿ primary research not available anywhere else, narrated in a highly readable style ¿ globalization, diasporas, and massive culture change ¿ Jesus women-maids, nurses, pastors-experiencing rape, jail, and the opportunity to mentor hundreds ¿ a guide for…mehr

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The Arabian Gulf-the wealthiest country in the world is located here, as is the world's busiest airport. Not many citizens are Christians. Not much religious conversion is allowed. Yet through migrant women, some of the most powerless people in the great sweep of human labor exchanges today, God's grace is at work. In this book you will find ¿ primary research not available anywhere else, narrated in a highly readable style ¿ globalization, diasporas, and massive culture change ¿ Jesus women-maids, nurses, pastors-experiencing rape, jail, and the opportunity to mentor hundreds ¿ a guide for group Bible study and reflection at the end of each chapter These Gulf women's stories, like those in the Bible, teach lessons that apply to us in many countries.
Autorenporträt
Miriam Adeney, PhD, is a cultural anthropologist and professor of World Christian Studies at Seattle Pacific University in Washington. She teaches and speakers at universities and conferences regularly. She has written numerous articles and books on missions and trains Christians writers around the world.