For the past several months I have been volunteering with a non-denominational Christian NGO. If you are like me four months ago, you may be asking yourself, “What the hell does that mean?! …Does that mean I can’t say hell?” What this means is that families do not need to be religious to re[...]
Posts Tagged ‘religion’
Traveling’s Divine Perspective
A Jew, Catholic, Muslim, and atheist walk into a bar. Despite the cheap lead off, there’s no punch line. It is just the typically diverse sampling of another Friday night abroad, an amazing assembly often overlooked. It is so easy to be surrounded by our own demographic at home that we are rarely [...]
Working on Working with Dios
Being surrounded by co-workers who believe in something you don´t can be stressful, but I´m working on it. [...]
Volunteering at a Religious Organization When You´re Not Religious
While I respect peaceful religion, I’m not religious. Not at all. It wasn’t until my third visit that I came to realize Futuro Juvenil is a devoutly Christian organization. Sure, I had seen the chapel in the estate. But I wasn’t aware that the foundation is centered around Christia[...]
