Transformational Ministry

Research Resources

ARTICLES

• Why doing ethnography is like walking around in other people's shoes by Ford/Annechino, Oct 11, 2011
  
• Doing Ethnographies by Cook & Crang, Durham University (2008)
  
• Practical Ethnography by Sam Lander (2012) - sample chapters
  

• Ron Benefiel, Christian Holiness & the Wesleyan Mission of Mercy, Wiley Lectures, 2012, Point Loma Nazarene Univ
• Michael Lodahl, On Being a Neighbor, Crawford Lecture, NNU, Feb 5, 2009, Northwest Nazarene Univ
• Randy  Maddox, Visit the Poor, Duke Univ
• John McKnight, When Helping Hurts, Why 'Servanthood' Is Bad, The Other Side(1989)
• Adam Braun Interview (Forbes.com)
• Ashoka Changemakers (website)

Questions to get to know a new neighbor

What's your name?
Where are you from?
What's your story?
What are you passionate about?
What motivates you?
What are some likes and dislikes?
What interests you?
What is your favorite food?
How do you spend your time? (Work, job, school)
What kind of pets do you have?
Are you a registered sex offender?
How do you feel about your property?
What do you do with your spare time?
What is your family life? Friends?
Where do you go to church? 
What brings you to this moment in your life?
What is your most valuable possession?
What do you want to do with your degree/education/vocation?
What's one thing you'd like to know about me right off the bat.