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Feng replied to the discussion Week 24 Kingdom Chat: Innovation in the Midst of Crisis in the forum Christian Living 4 years ago
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For me, one particular innovation that has impacted my day-to-day routine is using zoom for telehealth services for therapy with the kids that I work with. I never thought it would work with kids, especially kids with autism and developmental disabilities, but it has proven to be effective to run certain programs for kiddos on the higher end… Read more
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Feng replied to the discussion June 15: The Convicting Ministry of the Holy Spirit in the forum Sparkling Gem Devotional 4 years ago
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I’m so grateful for the convicting work of the Holy Spirit to help me understand the saving knowledge of Jesus Christ! I was reminded that faith is a gift from God and my spiritual eyes would not have been enlightened had it not been for God’s intervention.
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Feng replied to the discussion Week 21 Kingdom Chat: Accountability in the forum Christian Living 4 years ago
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I can definitely say for myself during this last season of studying for my master’s program and my license exam, I grew distant from my usual bibles study fellowship group as well as church family, although at the time I took that as being disciplined to my studies. However, one of my brothers in Christ kindly encouraged me to not forsake the… Read more
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Feng posted an update 5 years ago
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I came across this article via another person’s social media (Instagram) and thought this was so interesting. I’ve always observed many of my married friends and how they do family and life and this article brought to light how ministry in the home, in the church and in society is very much upheld by mothers, making it a matrilineal. And that…
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American Evangelicalism isn't feminized or patriarchal. It's matrilineal.
Matrilineal societies, such as evangelicalism, are cultures in which women are the primary carriers of social memory and keepers of social order.
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Interesting read. I enjoy reading perspectives like this in sociology/psychology. It’s helpful to step back and assess what’s happening in society. I think he made some over-generalizations in his essay, but I definitely get the gist and I have seen this matrilineal trend in America and evangelical churches. The part about “childcare… Read more
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I managed to read the whole thing…lol!
Even the ministry of Jesus was supported, mostly, by women. When He rose from the grave, He showed himself first to women. So, there must be a heavenly bias towards mothers and women. When Josh was much younger, he always wants me but now, it is ‘mama.’ So, I can attest to that. -
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Interesting article! Yes women do hold a great responsibility in family, society, and civilization , and I like that this article
distinguished between matriarchal and matrilineal …nice one Feng!
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