- Address these things
directly and matter-of-factually.
- You do not need to apologize
for yourself or for the people running the project.
- You can explain what
happened
- Do not let yourself be
disappointed or convey disappointment
- Theologize: we do not help
others for ourselves but in a desire to serve people and God. How
we feel about it is beside the point
- You may have helped in a
situation in ways other than accomplishing the original goal. In
some ways, relationships and being an example of Christian love is
more important than fixing a roof
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Saturday, May 24, 2014
Mission trip failures
Sometimes a project doesn't work out, fails or something
disappointing happens afterward. That is again not why we do these
things.
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