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See the links and resources
suggested below.
Note: The contents of the links listed
below, except those that are part of the ELCA or Women
of the ELCA Web sites, are not under the direction of
the ELCA or Women of the ELCA; they are the
responsibility of the individual Web hosts.
Women of the ELCA
Be refreshed. Be inspired. Be connected
and bring your friends!
Registration
for
Come to the Waters, the Seventh Triennial Gathering of
Women of the ELCA is now open! We will celebrate the
life-giving waters of our baptism and recall Jesus'
words. Join other women of faith in worship, educational
opportunities, music and service, July 10 – 13, 2008 in
Salt Lake City, Utah.
ELCA Young Adult Ministry
The ELCA
young adult ministry Web site offers blogs, news,
information and resources by young adults and for young
adults about finding your vocation.
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Author's suggested links
Wikipedia.com
The definition of
"vocation" is explained here using some
good examples.
College vocational site
The Programs for the
Theological Exploration of Vocation Web site was
developed by college students involved in a multi-campus
vocational development initiative.
Wild Hope
The vocation project at Pacific Lutheran University,
Wild Hope, has a
Web site that contains all of the information about the
project. It even includes an inspirational "Lyrics to
ponder" section.
Lutheran vocation
The research and educational arm of Concordia
Theological Seminary, The Cranach Institute, is
devoted to working out the implications of the Lutheran
doctrine of vocation with
“The Doctrine of Vocation." It seeks to engage
"contemporary culture with the truths of the Lutheran
confessions."
Articles
“Women and Vocation: Co-Creating
with God” by Jean
Larson Hurd. Word & World. Volume XV, Number 3,
Summer 1995.
“The Work of a Christian: Vocation in Lutheran
Perspective” by Kathryn Kleinhans. Word & World.
Volume 25, Number 4, Fall 2005.
Books
Quarter-Life Crisis: The Unique Challenge of Life in
Your Twenties by
Alexandra Williams and Abby Wilner. Penguin Putnam Inc.,
2001.
Forgetting Ourselves on Purpose: The Ethics of Ambition
by Bryan Mahen. Jossey-Bass, 2002.
Quarterlifer’s Companion: How to Get On the Right Career
Path, Control Your Finances, and Find the Support
Network You Need to Thrive by Abby Wilner and
Cathy Stocker. McGraw-Hill, 2005.
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