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Global Mission Toolbox episodes

May 30, 2017 Following the Call When Your Family Isn’t On Board
Tiffany Godbey discusses the barrier of family members who are struggling with international worker's decisions to pursue the call of missions and gives advice for both missionaries and their families for how to move forward as well as ideas for how the church and mission agencies can help families through this dynamic.
Bio:
Tiffany Godbey, who is the Director of Internships and Mobilization Team Coordinator at Greater Europe Mission. Tiffany has been a part of the GEM team for 5 years. Tiffany lives in Monument, Colorado.
Show Notes:
ReBoot
Greater Europe Mission
GEM Adventures
Mind the Gaps
Parents of Missionaries
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Topics: Calling
34 min
May 30, 2017 053: Following the Call When Your Family Isn’t On Board
Tiffany Godbey discusses the barrier of family members who are struggling with international worker's decisions to pursue the call of missions and gives advice for both missionaries and their families for how to move forward as well as ideas for how the church and mission agencies can help families through this dynamic.
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34 min
May 17, 2017 Unreached People Groups – The Faces
David Joannes, founder of Within Reach Global, helps put flesh and faces on the many statistics we hear about unreached people groups - he helps us to see them not just as a statistic but as individuals made in the image of God.
Bio:
David Joannes is the co-founder and president of Within Reach Global, an organization that serves to advance the Gospel in some of Southeast Asia’s most difficult places. He is a writer – both a blogger and an author. David has written a book called The Space Between Memories: Recollections from a 21st Century Missionary. He, along with his wife, Lorna, live in Chiang Mai, Thailand.
Show Notes:
Catalyst Services
DavidJoannes.com
Within Reach Global
Is Every Christian a Missionary?
What do you see as the 3 big missions issues/challenges in the 21st century?
Joshua Project
Perspectives
Insanity of God – Nik Ripken
Dangerous Territory – Amy Peterson
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Topics: Cross-Culture
34 min
May 17, 2017 052: Unreached People Groups – The Faces
David Joannes, founder of Within Reach Global, helps put flesh and faces on the many statistics we hear about unreached people groups - he helps us to see them not just as a statistic but as individuals made in the image of God.
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34 min
May 02, 2017 Unreached People Groups – The Facts
Duane Frasier from the Joshua Project helps us understand who we mean when we talk about unreached people groups, where they're located and how we can use the 'Unreached of the Day' to lift them up in prayer each day.
Bio:
Duane Frasier works with Joshua Project, highlighting the most gospel-deprived people groups in the world. He attended Bethany College of Missions, followed by an internship in Mexico. Duane and his wife, Erika, live in Colorado Springs with their two sons.
Show Notes:
Joshua Project
Perspectives Course
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Topics: Cross-Culture
28 min
May 02, 2017 051: Unreached People Groups – The Facts
Duane Frasier from the Joshua Project helps us understand who we mean when we talk about unreached people groups, where they're located and how we can use the 'Unreached of the Day' to lift them up in prayer each day.
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28 min
April 18, 2017 Land of the Rising Sun – Engaging the Japanese People
Warren Janzen of SEND International talks to us about the many facets of mission work using his 15 years in Japan as a case study. Learn about the need for language study, barriers to the Gospel, the need in Japan and how God can use tragedies, such as the 2011 earthquake to open doors.
Bio:
Warren Janzen, who, together with his wife Dorothy, serves as the International Director of SEND International. They currently make their home in western Canada, but Warren spends the equivalent of several months each year on the road, either working with our Home Offices in the US, or Canada, or Hong Kong, or the Philippines, or sometime travelling to connect with our ministry teams which now are engaged with over 60 people groups worldwide. The Janzens have three grown sons, and a couple of lovely daughters in law, and they worship at Central Heights Church in Abbotsford, BC.
Show Notes:
Operation World: Japan
Joshua Project: Japan
Forward from Disaster
Global Worker Initiative
Columbia Bible College
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Topics: Cross-Culture
27 min
April 18, 2017 050: Land of the Rising Sun – Engaging the Japanese People
Warren Janzen of SEND International talks to us about the many facets of mission work using his 15 years in Japan as a case study. Learn about the need for language study, barriers to the Gospel, the need in Japan and how God can use tragedies, such as the 2011 earthquake to open doors.
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27 min
April 04, 2017 Sabbath Rest in Missions – Helping our Workers Avoid Burnout
Mark Buchanan discusses Sabbath as a day and an attitude and why it is more important than we often make it. He delves into how Sabbath is key in missions and how we can give our missionaries permission to rest.
Bio:
Mark Buchanan is an associate professor of Pastoral Theology at Ambrose Seminary in Calgary, Alberta, and formerly was pastor of New Life Community Baptist Church in Duncan, BC. Mark’s work has been published in numerous periodicals, including Christianity Today, and he is also the author of several books including two that I have on my shelf, Your God Is Too Safe, and The Rest of God – today’s interview topic.
Show Notes:
The Rest of God
Your God is Too Safe
Ambrose University
The Sabbath – Abraham Joshua Heschel
Sabbath as Resistance – Walter Brueggemann
Sabbath – Wayne Muller
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Topics: Member Care
34 min
April 04, 2017 049: Sabbath Rest in Missions – Helping our Workers Avoid Burnout
Mark Buchanan discusses Sabbath as a day and an attitude and why it is more important than we often make it. He delves into how Sabbath is key in missions and how we can give our missionaries permission to rest.
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34 min