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Tag Archives: American lifestyle
The frenetic pace of American culture
There’s been a massive shift in our lifestyle over the past six weeks! We left a relatively quiet Welsh town and the typical 37.5 hour work week with five weeks of vacation each year. We walked almost everywhere—to work, to … Continue reading
Gospel Ministry, Part 3 :: Culture Shock (withdrawal pains)
[Continued from Part 2] Most Americans are “spoiled for choice,” to use a British expression describing the multitude of options available in everyday life. Again, the grocery store is a good example of this: brand after brand of nearly every … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Missions, Personal
Tagged American culture, American lifestyle, American materialism, British culture, British lifestyle, culturally dependent, culture shock, homesick, leaving home, missing home, missionary, missionary life, Oh Brother Where Are Thou, spoiled for choice, two weeks from everywhere
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