Sentence examples for vocational calling from inspiring English sources

Hypothesis 1c: Virtuous students will experience greater well-being ("flourishing"), as measured by four indices of well-being: life meaning, life satisfaction, vocational identity, and vocational calling (predictive validity).

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He felt a vocational calling to do good that found its focus in the early 1960s, when a priest showed him the grim conditions in which mentally ill people were housed.

However, each discipline within the hospital environment – whether it is working in A&E, or with the elderly, in the operating theatres, with children, or people with psychiatric disorders – depends on whether or not there are staff who have both the vocational calling to that discipline and have the capability to work there.

The fact that there are staff shortages in all areas could be that there are people who do not have the desire to be there, or the family circumstances to accommodate the shift systems; or in the case of A&E  they may not even consider that is the area in which they want to work, vocational calling or not.

Maybe you are discerning your vocational calling or a major life decision, and want to dialogue about that with God.

That the vocational call is almost surely a domestic rather than a long-distance one doesn't matter.

Zoghby related in Memoires that he first received a vocational call at age sixteen.

It got me thinking about my own vocational call to ministry.

Professor Alison Wolf, in her report for the government on vocational education, calls maths an employee sifting device".

"He said: 'This is my passion,' " his wife, Dr. Rizwana Farooq, a gynecologist, recalled of her husband's weekly sessions at a vocational school, called New Dawn.