What do we do when we reach the end of our grit? The Resilient Global Worker Study listened to the experience and wisdom of nearly 900 cross-cultural ministers of the Gospel. What they shared transformed our understanding of how to persevere with joy. GOOD NEWS: Missional Resilience can flourish when our grit runs out. Subscribe and join us on this lifelong pilgrimage.
Hi Reader! There are many ways you ended up on this list, and from time to time I have something important to share with everyone - all 1,503 of you. This is one of those times… 💌 first, I’m about to mail our "Mark 5:19 letter" sharing all that my family has to be personally grateful for from this past year. If you’d like to know what we’ve been up to during this sabbatical year (for me) please:
Our family just returned from leading a retreat for Ministers of the Gospel in the Middle East. The theme was Resilience: Wholeness & Brokenness and drew from our research and lived experience.Through the 7 sessions we invited participants to pause and reflect on what was most precious to them now and the dynamics of their relationship with God, one another, and themselves that could support their resilience in this season of life and ministry. So we recorded these 7 sessions and used them to frame resilience in ways that invite us to refocus on what is most precious to each of us. But before I tell you more, a quick warning: ⚠️This is the only email I intend to send about this resource. So I’m sharing everything I think you’ll need to know that this is the right resource for you. But, if you need more information to make a decision, reply with your questions. To make this a perfect resource to start the new year, you'll get assess to those sessions and also receive...#1 Recommendations about how to structure a retreat wherever you are.
#2 Since 2 of the 3 legs of our “resilience stool” are support from one another and support from ourselves, you'll get questions for personal reflection or group discussion to each session.
#3 Plus you’ll get a year of monthly emails to prompt you to nurture the core postures, practices, and relationships that support your resilience.
So that you know more of what to expect from this resource I hope will prove to be a source of grace for you those you share it with:🎙️listen to the welcome session here 👀take a sneak peek of the google drive: 📺and watch Elizabeth's endorsement: Reader If you’re coming to the end of this year feeling strained, depleted, or worried and in need of refreshment, refocus, and resilience then these 7 sessions and extra resources are for you.
Reader If you safeguard your mini retreat with a generosity of spirit, and make a good faith effort to fully engage with the 7 sessions soon and the monthly resources moving forward, you can expect to:
Plus, as a bonus, your purchase will contribute to our ministry travel fund.
Therefore, while countless hours and 1,000s of miles and dollars were invested to create the original sessions, I’m asking you to give what you can so you can access the seven sessions and extra resources.
Reader - finally, would you forward this email to a few people who might be interested? With Expectant Hope,
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What do we do when we reach the end of our grit? The Resilient Global Worker Study listened to the experience and wisdom of nearly 900 cross-cultural ministers of the Gospel. What they shared transformed our understanding of how to persevere with joy. GOOD NEWS: Missional Resilience can flourish when our grit runs out. Subscribe and join us on this lifelong pilgrimage.