Sometimes, people think I am a vocational missionary. It’s a simple mistake: after all, I’ve got the suitcases, passport, cargo pants and Chacos to look it. There are some stark differences between Christian international relief work and mission work, but I often receive comments like, “May God bless your mission” and “What you’re doing is kingdom-work.” Sometimes these words, kindly meant, lead me to wonder: are we, in the Church, shirking our own responsibility to make disciples?

TheologyClaire ZassoOctober 15, 2020Theology Thursdays, mission work, missionary lifeComment

Cultural Anthropology: A Christian Woman’s Perspective

As Christians, we are continually trying to live by the way of the Lord and striving to share God’s love with others around us. Cultural anthropology is an important element to the Christian faith because it relates to people -- being able to better understand the diverse world around us means we are then better able to serve.

Justice and MissionsJacinda CorbettNovember 26, 2019missionary life, missionary, culture, discipleshipComment