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The Multifaceted Womanadvice for relocating to a new city, state or country (everything we wish someone would have told us!) with guest Tiffany Choi If you are thinking about making a big move in your life / relocating to a new city, state or country - or if you just recently did move - you don’t want to miss this episode! My friend Tiffany Choi and I dive deep into our recent experiences moving out of state and starting fresh. We talk about the challenges, the beauty and the big lessons we have learned along the way. We cover: both of our recent moves - the highs, the lows, everything in between our top pieces of advice for navigating a ne...2025-03-2131 min
Re-Imagining Short-Term MissionsRace, Ethnicity, and Missions: Miriam Adeney on Missions Drop PodcastRecently, one of the book’s contributors, Dr. Miriam Adeney, was interviewed on the Missions Drop podcast. In this interesting conversation with Emily Simmons, Miriam shares about the importance of diversity and unity in the church. She pays particular attention to issues of race and ethnicity, and talks about how those issues can have a huge impact on the effectiveness of mission efforts. The Missions Drop podcast has graciously allowed us to re-release this episode as part of the Re-Imagining Short-Term Missions podcast, but we encourage you to check out the Missions Drop podcast for many more interesting conversations al...2024-07-2021 min
The Missions DropHybridity and People Groups with Miriam Adeney This week, Emily interviews Dr. Miriam Adeney, a missiological anthropologist. Miriam discusses the values of diversity and unity in the church, specifically in terms of race and ethnicity, and how pitting the two against each other can be a barrier to mission. Some things we mentioned: Description of Homogeneous Unit Principle by Don McGavran: https://core.ac.uk/download/pdf/216986607.pdf Miriam’s most recent book, Afghan Mountain Faith:https://missionbooks.org/products/afghan-mountain-faith?_pos=1&_sid=1bc953cb6&_ss=r For those interested in reaching out to us: 2024-03-1941 min
On the RoadA conversation about AfghanistanRamadan 2024 is less than one week away. Check out https://ramadanillinois.pray4movement.org/ and sign up to pray for Muslims in Illinois!This is my conversation with Miriam Adeney, one of the authors of the book Afghan Mountain Faith. Show Notes:You can find the book Afghan Mountain Faith here: https://missionbooks.org/products/afghan-mountain-faithVisit pray4movement.org to sign up to pray for a specific Muslim people or place.Visit ontheroad.link to subscribe to get this podcast and blog posts from P...2024-03-0431 minRe-Imagining Short-Term MissionsAlternatives to short-term missions: Stories of Practical Re-Imagination with Dr. Miriam AdeneyAre short-term mission trips really the best way to invest a church’s resources? If sending churches have come to rely on mission trips as a way to encourage personal growth for those being sent, what are alternative ways to achieve those goals that are less costly and closer to home? If the current models of short-term missions aren’t working, then what SHOULD we be doing? In this episode, Forrest sits down with Dr. Miriam Adeney, and expert in missions and cross-cultural ministry and the author of many books on the subjects. In her view, the chall...2023-02-1443 min
DidacheConversations | Nathaniel Jennings | Intercultural ChurchIn this episode I speak with Nathaniel Jennings, OMF UK & Ireland Intercultural Ministries Director. Below are some links to resources Nathaniel recommends in the episode.
https://www.eauk.org/what-we-do/networks/one-people-commission
www.eauk.org/assets/files/downloads/Reflect-and-Reset-Race-and-Diversity.pdf
Multicultural Kingdom: Ethnic Diversity, Mission & the Church, Harvey Kwiyani
Kingdom without Borders, Miriam Adeney2023-02-0647 min
Everyday FaithEp.23 - God in the WorkplaceWell, we finally did it, we made an episode about something highly controversial. How is it controversial, you ask? Well, if you ask many employees, God left their workplaces years ago! But seriously, for many of us, the workplace may be one of the hardest places to find God. Some of us have bad bosses, some of us work for companies that don't take very good care of us, many of us have sat through complaining sessions with our coworkers, and we all know the frustration of dealing with difficult clients and customers. It can be hard to live a Spi...2022-11-1745 min
KimbologyTraveling While Black Feat. Sabrina BoyettEpisode 20: Kimbo chats with fellow traveling nomadic soul sister Sabrina Boyett. They discussed what it was like living abroad and experiencing dating, racism, and being homeless and jobless.Follow Sabrina on Instagram: @sabrinaboyettYoutube Visual Episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uE58hJ1WdDE&t=1389sSEXY SUSTAINABILITY: Fungi eating plastichttps://www.cnn.com/2018/09/12/uk/fungi-plastic-mushrooms-intl/index.htmlQuote of the Day:"You will never be completely at home again, because part of yo...2021-01-262h 06
Regent College Podcast#128 Global Christianity: evangelism, poverty and refugees - with Dr. Miriam AdeneyIt can be easy to hold a limited view of Christianity––to think that our local expressions of faith are universal. But Christian faith has a powerful presence all around the globe––in Africa, Asia, and South America, as well as in the West. Today we’re talking about global Christianity with Dr. Miriam Adeney, author of Kingdom Without Borders: The Untold Story of Global Christianity and Associate Professor of World Christian Studies at Seattle Pacific University. How is the growth of Christianity in the Majority World transforming the global church? How do different cultural practices impact the communication of the fai...2020-11-1353 min
Beeson Divinity PodcastRefugees and Worldwide ChristiansDr. Doug Sweeney and Kristen Padilla talk to Dr. Miriam Adeney about the global refugee situation, how God is at work and the gospel flourishing among refugees, and her books, Kingdom Without Borders and Refugee Diaspora.2019-11-0526 min