Dr. Monique Perry-Graves (Executive Director of Teach for America North Carolina)

Mere Christians

Jordan Raynor

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🗓️ 15 November 2023

⏱️ 49 minutes

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How to deliver radical candor in a distinctly Christ-like way

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0:00.0	Hey friend welcome to the mere Christians podcast. I'm Jordan Rayner.
0:09.2	How does the gospel influence the work of mere Christians?
0:13.8	Those of us who aren't pastors or religious professionals, but who work as audiologists,
0:19.2	restaurant hosts, and interior designers? That's the question we explore every week and today I'm
0:26.0	posing it to my new friend Dr Monique Perry Graves. She's the executive director of
0:32.3	Teach for America, North Carolina.
0:35.0	Pretty big job.
0:36.2	She had a lot of big jobs prior to that.
0:38.2	Monique and I recently sat down to talk about how to deliver radical candor at work, but in a distinctly Christ-like way,
0:46.8	we talked about the power of pursuing vocational visions that will never be achieved, and how to lean into the hard parts of your story.
0:56.8	For God's greater glory, trust me, you're going to thoroughly enjoy this conversation with Dr Monique Perry Graves.
1:05.4	Dr Perry Graves,
1:10.9	Dr Perry Graves, welcome to the Muir Christians podcast.
1:14.0	Thank you for having me, Jordan.
1:16.0	It's an honor and pleasure.
1:17.0	Oh, man, the honor is all mine.
1:19.0	So, hey, you're at Teach for America, you're running Teach for America in the state of North Carolina. I'm curious what sparked
1:25.4	this love of education for you. I know you had a teacher in the 12th grade who was really
1:30.2	influential for you. Is that in? Like what was the spark of a love of education?
1:35.2	Yeah I think it's in my DNA it really goes back a couple of generations to my grandparents who during their time did not have a chance to kind of have the full
1:47.7	formal education particularly my paternal grandfather who had an eighth grade education but he actually worked at a school
1:56.7	alongside my maternal grandmother and also was an entrepreneur and had his own business.
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