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Barry Slauenwhite of Compassion Canada describes how a holistic approach to fighting poverty involves both the Good News and good works.
Bio:
Barry Slauenwhite is the President and CEO of Compassion Canada. Compassion is a leading child development ministry that has more than 7000 local church partners across 25 countries. Barry is passionate about promoting holistic child development through the local church. He is the author of “A Journey of Compassion” and “Strategic Compassion: Reuniting the Good News and Good Works in the Fight Against Poverty”, to be released in September 2018.
Show Notes:
Compassion Canada
Compassion USA
Compassion Canada Resources
A Journey of Compassion
Strategic Compassion
Step into my Shoes
Eyes to See
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Topics: Biblical Foundation
Ken Guenther helps mission workers and churches develop a God-honoring understanding of what it means for a mission worker to be successful. Ken describes his own struggle to evaluate his success as a missionary and how it led him to study scripture. Drawing from 2 Corinthians, Ken outlines three markers of success.
Bio:
Ken Guenther serves with SEND International and is the Director of SEND’s training program called SEND U. Ken oversees pre-field training and coordinates lifelong learning resources for SEND’s workers around the world. Ken and his wife Bertha live in Kyiv, Ukraine and have also served as mission workers in Russia and the Philippines.
Show Notes:
Blog Post: “What is Missionary Success? 10 Definitions That Miss the Mark”
Blog Posts from the Missions Blog About Success in Missions
Contact Ken Guenther at [email protected]
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Topics: Biblical Foundation
Richard Nakamura recounts his experience growing up in a Buddhist home and how he came to faith to Christ. Richard gives an overview of the teachings of Buddhism and offers advice to Christ-followers who want to reach out to their Buddhist friends and neighbors.
Bio:
Richard Nakamura was born and raised in Seattle, Washington as a fourth-generation Japanese-American Buddhist. In the late 1970’s Richard came to Christ at the age of 19. Richard was a mission worker in Japan with SEND International for about 12 years. Richard and his wife Keri currently live in the Seattle area near to their 5 children.
Show Notes:
SEND International
“The Gospel Facing Buddhist Cultures” by Alex Smith
“From Buddha to Jesus” by Steve Cioccolanti
“Buddhism for Today: A Modern Interpretation of the Threefold Lotus Sutra” by Nikkyo Niwano
Diaspora | North America ministry of SEND International
“Path to Peace: Lighting the Way for Buddhists”
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Topics: Cross-Culture
Michael Pawelke takes us to the Old Testament and shares 3 timeless missions principles from the book of Daniel. Michael highlights the testimony of Old Testament people in a foreign context who emerged as leaders with incredible influence.
Bio:
Michael Pawelke is the President of Briercrest College and Seminary in Saskatchewan. Michael is a graduate of Briercrest, Dallas Theological Seminary, and Gordon Conwell Theological Seminary. Prior to coming to Briercrest, Michael served as the Senior Pastor at Compass Point Bible Church for 19 years. Michael is married to Linda and they have two adult children.
Show Notes:
Briercrest College and Seminary
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Topics: Biblical Foundation
Simon Marrable describes how vision trips can lead to incredible long-term relationships and partnerships. He encourages church leaders to consider whether a vision trip may be right for their church.
Bio:
Simon Marrable is a Church Partnership Mobilizer at SIM Canada. Simon loves partnering with churches to see how they can grow and flourish in understanding world missions. Simon Marrable and his family live in Toronto, Ontario.
Show Notes:
SIM Canada
Episode 020: Doing Cross Cultural Partnerships Well with Mary Lederleitner
Episode 063: How Your Church Can Identify New Mission Workers with Paul Seger
Contact Simon at [email protected]
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Topics: Short-Term Mission
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