Cross-Cultural Education (CCE) places the student in an unfamiliar context through various e ducational settings including, but not limited to, academic and theological coursework, independent study and immersion encounters. Scholarly and theological pursuit of cross-cultural competencies is a critical aspect of a cross-cultural education, but so too is real-world encounter with diverse cultural locations and the people who live, work and worship there.
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