22h • General discussion
WHEN TWO GOOD PURPOSES COLLIDE
A community has one free Saturday. Half the group wants to visit people who are elderly or ill. The other half wants to hold an activity for children and youth. Both purposes are worthy, but the discussion is becoming tense.
Which response has the best chance of preserving unity while still reaching a decision?
✅ A. Take an immediate vote and end the discussion;
✅ B. Argue more forcefully for the project you prefer;
✅ C. Name the shared purpose, then explore rotation, division of effort, or another creative plan;, or
✅ D. Postpone the decision until everyone holds the same opinion?
In the comments below, choose A, B, C, or D and tell us why you picked that choice. Different views need not lead to divided hearts.
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