In this special Christmas episode, Gary Krause, General Conference Adventist Mission director, interviews Pat Gustin, former Institute of World Mission director and a veteran missiologist in the Adventist Church. They discuss the challenges and the vision for global mission today. Most importantly, they draw lessons from the past, from a life lived for the purpose of mission.
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In this special Christmas episode, Gary Krause, General Conference Adventist Mission director, interviews Pat Gustin, former Institute of World Mission director and a veteran missiologist in the Adventist Church. They discuss the challenges and the vision for global mission today. Most importantly, they draw lessons from the past, from a life lived for the purpose of mission.
132, The Role of Vision in the Success of an Intercultural Missionary Team (with Ron Kuhn)
Institute of World Mission Podcast
27 minutes
4 years ago
132, The Role of Vision in the Success of an Intercultural Missionary Team (with Ron Kuhn)
This episode is number four in the series on multicultural teams. Ron Kuhn is back to talk about the importance of a clear understanding and unified vision to a multicultural missionary team’s success.Show Notes:Our new website URL: instituteofworldmission.orgGlobal Search on our websiteUpcoming Live Event: Peace in the Pandemic: How Missionaries Can Navigate Vaccine Fears and QuestionsPrevious episodes on this series:94, How Ethnocentrism and Stereotyping Affect Intercultural Missionary...
Institute of World Mission Podcast
In this special Christmas episode, Gary Krause, General Conference Adventist Mission director, interviews Pat Gustin, former Institute of World Mission director and a veteran missiologist in the Adventist Church. They discuss the challenges and the vision for global mission today. Most importantly, they draw lessons from the past, from a life lived for the purpose of mission.
