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Topic: Christianity in the Workplace
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Pleasemaranatha
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Where I worked last we couldn't really share Jesus that often...but at Christmas time I was lead by the Holy Spirit to order a Bulgarian language bible and give it to a co-worker. She was here on visa and spoke very broken english. I knew she wasn't christian but since she couldn't speak english well I knew she could read the bible in her own language. She cried as she turned the pages. Later, I lost contact with her but I trust that God's will was done.
-------------------- My soul waiteth for the Lord more than they that watch for the morning. Psalms 130 verse 6
Joyce
Posts: 308 | From: Missouri | Registered: Oct 2005
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cefaison
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I forgot something. I also have a desktop wallpaper on my computer at work which has a bible verse as the centerpiece. I don't think you have to forcefull push your faith on others. They should be able to see it in how we live and how we act and who we are. In Christ christie
Posts: 23 | From: Orlando, Florida | Registered: Aug 2005
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Catbert1951
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Yes, being a disciple of Jesus Christ is indeed far more than leading a bible study in your workplace. It is being a Christ-like employee. What should separate the Christian employee from all others, is not necessarily their superior talent, but rather their superior character!
I am curious as to what some Christians are allowed to do within their workplace to demonstrate their faith, and hopefully be willing to share their experiences both good and bad.
Thank you for your initial comments; I look forward to others.
Your BIC,
Catbert1951
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Chaplain Bob
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Being a follower of the Lord Jesus Christ is not what we do, it is who we are. Being a Believer in front of your co-workers is not a matter of having Bible studies, passing out tracts, playing Gospel CDs or preaching to them. It's how you behave.
-------------------- In His Service, Bob Allen
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cefaison
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My manager and I discuss our beliefs. I also listen to the Christian radio station or my Christian CD's all day. I work in a law firm and sit at the front desk, and have not had a problem at all. I also forward emails at times that show my faith. And earlier this week, I received a forwarded email from one of the attorneys that was a faith based email. I was the only one in the office she sent it to. I emailed her back and told her that I thought it was beatiful and I really enjoyed and she replied that she thought I would. It brought tears to my eyes to have it validated that I am a 'light in the darkness'. In Christ, Christie
Posts: 23 | From: Orlando, Florida | Registered: Aug 2005
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Catbert1951
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I am curious as to how you are able to practice your faith where you work? I realzize many employers prohibit bible studies etc, but many are also tolerant of such activities.
Your and my workplace may very well be a tremendous mission field to demonstrate Christ to our non-believing co-workers and have the opportunity to disciple.
Anyone able to "openly" show their faith where they work? If so, please share your experiences?
Look forward to your comments.
Catbert1951
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