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Buon giorno ! You’re listening to “Going: Where God is at work,” a podcast where cross-cultural workers discuss everything from faith and fear to finances and faux pas. We’re walking out our call to ministry in far-away places and happy to have you join us on the journey. I’m your host, Jesse Pauly, a mission leader serving in Rome, and I’m here with Alessandro Di Leonardo, church planter in Cisterna di Latina, and Jenn Williamson, our missiologist who lives and works in Lyon.
Summary
In this episode, the hosts discuss the financial aspect of being a missionary. They share their personal experiences and perspectives on whether missionaries should be poor. They talk about the challenges of managing finances while serving in different countries and the cultural differences in attitudes towards money. The hosts emphasize the importance of transparency, generosity, and being good stewards of the resources provided by supporters. They also encourage open conversations about money and the need for missionaries to have a balanced approach to finances.
Takeaways
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Setting the Topic
02:38 Living in Economies That Aren't Considered Poor
09:06 The State of Finances for Missionaries
13:26 Comparing Finances to Others
25:03 The Equalizing Power of Generosity
31:39 Advice for Missionaries and Supporters
36:40 Conclusion and Farewell
By Alessandro, Jenn, JesseBuon giorno ! You’re listening to “Going: Where God is at work,” a podcast where cross-cultural workers discuss everything from faith and fear to finances and faux pas. We’re walking out our call to ministry in far-away places and happy to have you join us on the journey. I’m your host, Jesse Pauly, a mission leader serving in Rome, and I’m here with Alessandro Di Leonardo, church planter in Cisterna di Latina, and Jenn Williamson, our missiologist who lives and works in Lyon.
Summary
In this episode, the hosts discuss the financial aspect of being a missionary. They share their personal experiences and perspectives on whether missionaries should be poor. They talk about the challenges of managing finances while serving in different countries and the cultural differences in attitudes towards money. The hosts emphasize the importance of transparency, generosity, and being good stewards of the resources provided by supporters. They also encourage open conversations about money and the need for missionaries to have a balanced approach to finances.
Takeaways
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Setting the Topic
02:38 Living in Economies That Aren't Considered Poor
09:06 The State of Finances for Missionaries
13:26 Comparing Finances to Others
25:03 The Equalizing Power of Generosity
31:39 Advice for Missionaries and Supporters
36:40 Conclusion and Farewell