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
Last week, I received the following e.mail update from Kris Rocke. I’ve come to respect Kris, who is one of teachers in our FYI Urban Youth Ministry Certificate program…
For over ten years, our youth have served at the Rescue Mission by providing chapel services once a month.
I was really encouraged by this article in “Christianity Today” about musicians’ heart for justice. I thought you might be too.
Anyone who follows statistics knows they can end up distorted. They often end up misquoted and misinterpreted.
Last week I spoke at The Gathering, a conference for foundation leaders and philanthropists that was hosted in Phoenix, Arizona.
If you’re like me, most of your decisions about summer missions projects come down to two things: 1. Calendar. 2. Price.
