What type of "risky" venture has proved most rewarding in your life?
• Devoting your vacation time to missions or service
• Quitting a secure job to pursue what you love doing
• Volunteering for community service
• Taking a public stand on a controversial issue
• Teaching a children's Sunday school class
• Agreeing to receive marital counseling
• Using a chunk of your savings for a kingdom cause
• Adopting an unwanted child
• Coaching a community sports team
• Going back to school to train for a new occupation
• Opening your home to serve as a youth hangout
• Competing in a performance event
• Becoming mutually accountable with another man
• Running for elective office
• Sponsoring a refugee family
• Volunteering for a leadership role in you church
• Other
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