The Role of the Family Abroad

I’m on a whirlwind trip in the USA and am not going to waste your precious reading time with blathering nonsense that I summon through the mist of jet lag and book stuff, combined with medical stuff because When in the USA Thou Shall See the Doctor is one of the commandments for people living in the developing world, especially if said people have cancer.

Anyway.

No more words.

Go read this today instead:

Are Missionary Kids Little Missionaries?

It is in a special issue of Christianity Today. It quotes several people known and loved in this Life Overseas community.

The link here is a shareable link so even though officially the piece is behind a paid-subscribers only wall, this will take you to the full article.

I am so honored to be part of this community. Thank you for reading, thank you for encouraging. Thank you for the work that you do in all corners of the world.

Enjoy Are Missionary Kids Little Missionaries?

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Rachel Pieh Jones

Rachel Pieh Jones has written about life at the crossroads of faith and culture for the New York Times, Christianity Today, Runners World, and more. She lived in Somaliland and Djibouti for over twenty years. She holds two Master's degrees and is a current PhD student. She works as a ghostwriter and loves helping people tell powerful stories. Rachel is the award-winning author of Pillars: How Muslim Friends Led Me Closer to Jesus and Stronger than Death: How Annalena Tonelli Defied Terror and Tuberculosis in the Horn of Africa. Visit her at www.rachelpiehjones.com.

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