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Sam explains why it’s good to be weird in the workplace, plus encouraging stories of workplace evangelism from one young worker

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EP 5. Sharing Jesus at work with Sam Chan and Joshua Cheung

Sam explains why it’s good to be weird in the workplace, plus encouraging stories of workplace evangelism from one young worker
Tue 4 Jan 2022
Joshua Cheung
Sam Chan

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Community connection
Relationship Building
Sharing Faith
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Evangelist and author Dr Sam Chan explains how being “weird” in the workplace might actually be a strength when it comes to demonstrating the difference our faith makes for good. Plus an interview with IT worker Joshua Cheung about how he’s used Sam’s tips to share his faith with colleagues.

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Contributors

Sam Chan

Kara Martin

Andrew Laird

Caroline Spencer

Robert Martin

Sharon Cheung

Stephen McAlpine

Justine Toh

Russ Matthews

Natasha Moore

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Sam Chan

Dr. Sam Chan is one of Third Space's national communicators. He is a cultural analyst, theologian, public speaker, author, medical doctor, and karaoke buddy. Sam was born in Hong Kong, grew up and lives in Australia, studied medicine at the University of Sydney, and did his PhD in Chicago, USA. He is a published author of five books.