Deep Justice Journeys Live
Watch a presentation by FYI’s Kara Powell on shifting short-term mission trips to become justice journeys!
Research into Resources
Watch a presentation by FYI’s Kara Powell on shifting short-term mission trips to become justice journeys!
Yesterday in our middle school ministry, a volunteer leader was finishing a three-week teaching series inviting students to become aware of and engaged in acts of justice.
FYI blogger and Fuller grad Lars Rood, along with our friends Jeremy Zach (also a Fuller grad), Mark Oestreicher, Adam McLane from Youth Specialties, and several other ministry bloggers are heading to Haiti tomorrow.
How many times have you — like me — been in the van on the way back from a mission trip and said, felt, or heard from someone else, “We’ve got to do something more at home like this?”
I often think to myself, wouldn’t it be great if the church was known for THIS…
In this week’s final post about leading with cultural intelligence (CQ), we look at steps 3 and 4 in the process of developing more cross-cultural effectiveness
Cross-cultural training used to be something primarily talked about by missionaries and high-flying executives. But today, nearly all of us work and live with a diversity of cultures.
OK, I know everyone and their brother is coming up with a list of trends for the year and/or decade. But I have known about the process for this list from First Fruit and think it’s quite solid.
All three of my kids—and I for that matter—were sick in December. When my kids were sick, I both prayed for them, and got them the blankets…
That’s the theme in Everyday Justice: The Global Impact of Our Daily Choices, a very practical book by Julie Clawson with the appropriate subtitle of “the global impact of our daily choices”.