Moving Women Beyond Surviving to Thriving in Missions
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Mission Possible: Understanding Women Gain a better understanding of what issues missionary women are facing and what they need to allow them to flourish in cross-cultural ministry.
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Lorrie Lindgren is the Executive Director of Women of the Harvest, a ministry that provides support and encouragement for North American women serving cross culturally. In addition to serving with WOTH for the past nine years, Lorrie has been involved in the leadership of women’s ministries in her local church for 30 years and on the national level for her denomination for 13 years.
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Surviving Our Own Expectations Discover what women expect from themselves and their agencies as well as how agencies can better equip and keep women in missions. |
Sue Eenigenburg is the Director of Women's Ministry for Christar. She and her husband have been involved in missions for over twenty years. She is the author of Screams in the Desert: Hope and Humor for Women in Cross-Cultural Ministry, a devotional for missionary women. She is collaborating with her friend, Robynn Bliss, on another book dealing with missionary womens' expectations and burnout.
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Mission Agencies and Women: Learning from the Past, Looking to the Future
Understand where we’ve been, where we’re at and where we want to go as women working cross-culturally. |
Mary Ann Cate has served with Christar for 35 years. She developed Women's Ministry in Christar and raised awareness of the need for missionary women to be trained, supported and encouraged throughout their missionary careers. She continues to teach ministry with Muslim women around the world using the course she wrote, The World of Muslim Women.
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