Stockbridge

In this paper I will provide an analysis of a developmental interview, I performed on April 10, 2016, for about 20 minutes. My interviewee, Joan Murray agreed to sit down with me in conversation and answer a few questions about her life. This opportunity gave me the chance to explore developmental themes and think about how to apply developmental theory in live situations. I will demonstrate my ability to integrate principles I have learned over the past 12 weeks and put them into practice. I will articulate the stages of human development of my interviewee from the lens of Carol Rogers’ person-centered therapy approach, and the faith development of my interviewee from the lens of James Fowlers’ faith development stages, thereby describing how these theories are applicable or not applicable in my interview. In this meeting I had roughly seven to eight questions prepared for the interview and the time was allotted for 20 minutes. I was only able to ask three major questions and a few questions as utilized the Rogerian technique and reflection throughout the interview. I believe I got more out of her using this method rather than asking a list of scripted questions. The opening question was, tell me about yourself. The second question was not a scripted question because half way through the allotted time, during her spill when I asked her to tell me about herself, I notice she talked about everyone else except for her mother. So I asked an unscripted question. I said, "I heard…

The Stockbridge Cup, 1870 British, London The second piece is dish designed by Henry Hugh Armstead (British, London 1828–1905 London). For firm of Hancock and Co., London, England. The material of this dish is silver and parcel gilt. The diameter is 28 1/4 in. (71.8 cm)This dish is metal work silver. Also, it is gift of Margaret A. Darrin, 1990. This large dish was the prize winner of the Stockbridge race, run every year, with a silver "cup" for the owner of the winning…

paper option three is on the basis of Stockbridge in Britain no longer having a serious race problem. My article was found on Economist.com, titled ‘A New Kind of Ghetto.’ This article was written on November 9th, 2013, and covers the issues, improvements, and how one can evolve on the issue of race. Stockbridge Village is an island, and a home estate, built in the 1960s, to the people clearing out of Toxteth, and as well as inner-city slums as the article states. In many cases, race has always…

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/51/LochNessUrquhart.jpg 3. Ride a tram Major sites and tourist attractions in Edinburgh could also be seen and enjoyed while riding the city’s public trams. In a 40-minute ride from the airport to the city center, passengers could catch a glimpse of the city’s St. Andrew Square, the Princes Street, Ingliston Park and the bustling Haymarket. Image Source: http://www.nce.co.uk/Pictures/web/v/f/c/edinburgh_tram.jpg 4. Grab some meals and…

forces on raids against the Patriots. But the Oneida and Tuscarora sided with the Americans, owing much to the American missionary Samuel Kirkland. Thayendanegea stopped when General John Sullivan led and American army through Iroquois land, burning forty towns and their crops. The Revolution was in essence, a civil war for the Iroquois. When the Treaty of Paris was signed in 1783, the British didn’t even consider what would happen to their Indian allies. Britain handed the newly founded United…

citizens and visitors view the country. Crèveloeur described America as being a beautiful frontier. John Quinney’s speech was the complete opposite from Crèveloeur’s story. It focused on the darker side of being in the United States. He “sought to prick the consciences of his listeners by reminding them of the epidemic diseases, warfare, broken treaties, and land appropriations that had characterized Indian history throughout the eras of European colonialism and American domination on the…

Edwards reached back to his childhood interest in nature and spider when writing this sermon. Edwards descriptive sermon includes graphic references to hell including the line: “The God that holds you over the pit of hell, much as one holds a spider, or some loathsome insect over the fire, abhors you, and is dreadfully provoked: his wrath towards you burns like fire…” It should be noted that Edwards was not a charismatic, loud preacher. Instead he wrote all of his sermons out and with a voice…

The sermon was “sinners in the hands of an angry God”. It was one of his most famous sermons during the Great Awakening. The sermon describes the fire and brimstone that will be waiting for sinners in hell. Edwards sermon touched nearly everyone in town to the point that almost everyone right then and there asked how to be saved. Every sermon that he preached, he would have an even voice, but with great conviction. Then in 1751, he left his church and went to the Indian missions at Stockbridge,…

was touched by what George had to say. Unfortunately, in 1750, Jonathan was relieved of his duty in the church due to the fact that he completely changed the policy that his grandfather had in place as well as disoriented his congregation. Jonathan also decided that he was no longer going to allow just anyone into communion (“Jonathan Edwards." Christian History). But, since Jonathan had so much perseverance, he was not done just yet. People had assumed Jonathan was finished with missionary…

Payne said Suzy, a 6-year-old Bengal tiger that had once performed in the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus, somehow got loose when the truck hauling 14 big cats stopped south of Atlanta on its way from Florida to Tennessee. "We stopped in Georgia to feed and water the cats and for a quick rest break for the driver, and that's where we believe the animal escaped and was later confronted by law enforcement," Payne said. Suzy was headed back to its European owner, animal handler…