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Cultivating Relationships
Some books on cultivating stronger relationships:
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Economics for the 21st Century
Corporate personhood — where did it come from, what has it done to our culture and economy? Here’s a book I found immensely enlightening.
Unequal Protection: The Rise of Corporate Dominance and the Theft of Human Rights
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Peace in Our Relationships, Peace in Our World
Bringing together issues of world peace and family understanding, this book looks at the way that we speak with one another, and helps provide some new ways of thinking about each other.
The Anatomy of Peace: Resolving the Heart of Conflict
by Arbinger Institute (Paperback - May 1, 2008)
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More Congregational Development Resources
Some random selections from congregational development resources that I’ve identified:
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More Nonviolent Communication Resources
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How the Mind Works
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Women’s Lives
A series of books, suitable for a book group, which focus on women’s lives. These show some of the different challenges at different ages and in different culture and class experience.
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Wired for Conflict: The Role of Personality in Resolving Differences
Wired for Conflict: The Role of Personality in Resolving Differences
Sondra S. Vansant
MBTI meets conflict management — an excellent book about how each personality type handles conflict — positively and negatively. There’s a bit too much space given over to explaining the general orientation of each MBTI personality type — there are better books for that information — but this one’s well worth it for the conflict-related information. You’ll understand yourself and manage yourself better in conflict situations. You’ll also understand that conflict is a natural product of diversity — and that our diversity is not only our source of conflict, but also our source of creativity and balance in relationships and teamwork.
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Winter Holidays
Wolcum Yule: Celtic and British Songs and Carols - Anonymous 4 with Andrew Lawrence-King
This 4-woman ensemble, specializing in early music, is delightful on this collection.
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