Inspired HR: The Intersection of Law, Spirituality and Common Sense (HR)

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Theresa Lynn Sidebotham, Esq.

2016 Mission Leaders Conference
Personnel

Employment law is changing fast, particularly in ways that impact religious organizations. Religious liberties are being challenged daily. Current issues include sexual orientation, joint employers, disabilities, defamation, and more. And that’s just in the United States. HR personnel also need to be aware of the potential implications of international law. What are further complications of crossing borders? What steps can you take? How should your policies address these issues while effectively serving global missions and staying consistent with your spiritual vision? Join us at the intersection of law, spirituality, and common sense.

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The Sharia of God: A Contextual Bridge for Islamic Contexts

By identifying themselves as people who love and follow the Sharia of God, missionaries ministering to Muslims can better communicate the Christian faith and disciple those who seek to follow Jesus.

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Free to Live under the Law: A Model for Islamic Witness

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Theresa Lynn Sidebotham, Esq.

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