Culture

The Frontier Nursing Service in Hyden, Kentucky, was my home for the year of 1968. Here is an excerpt from my book from during that time:

“When I arrived here in Kentucky, the heartland of Appalachia, I determined to dive into the local culture – hook, line, and sinker. Why? Culture is shaped by people. The simple truth is, I love people. When I meet someone, beyond even conscious thought, I hanker to know what makes them tick.

What do you like, dislike? What about your past? What formed you into who you are today? How can I help you? Just let me know.

That’s why I became a nurse. That’s why I embrace culture. I see culture as a multitude of someones I can reach out to and come to know and sometimes love. And they, me.”

Frontier Nursing Service Nurse Linda

Here’s our question for today:

How would you define culture?

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    I love seeing the photos of the younger Linda!
    To me different cultures reflect God’s creativity. He ordained & made all sorts of tongues, tribes & nations from the first humans. It’s a testament to His incredible wisdom. I can picture all the different cultures, praising God in different languages gathered around the throne (in the book of Revelation)!

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