Katie and her family have been living in Eastern Europe for nearly ten years as cross-cultural gospel workers. In her chat with Tori Walker, she shares about life in a different culture, the different types of work that she and her husband have been involved in, as well as the ins and outs of being on a possibly extended home assignment.
EPISODE NOTES:
Katie and her family have been living in Eastern Europe for nearly ten years as cross-cultural gospel workers. In her chat with Tori Walker, she shares about life in a different culture, the different types of work that she and her husband have been involved in, as well as the ins and outs of being on a possibly extended home assignment.
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Katie loves Jesus and loves walking with people through the ups and downs of life . She has lived in a culture different to her own for over ten years, with the hope of sharing Jesus with the people of that culture. She and her husband have 2 girls.
LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:
“None Greater: The undomesticated attributes of God” - by Matthew Barrett
SHOW SNIPPETS:
“When I did make that decision to turn back to Christ, I did want to be all in.”
“I had bit of an idea in my mind that in order to do mission you had to sort of be something or have certain type of skill or profession, which I don’t now believe necessarily to be the case.”
“A lot of overseas workers find home assignment quite stressful.”
Things to pray for Cross-Cultural Workers on (possibly Covid-related extended) Home Assignment
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