Diversität und Inklusion gehören zu den heißesten Themen unserer Zeit – neben dem Klimawandel, versteht sich. Der Grund dafür, dass diese Themen heutzutage in den Medien so präsent sind, ist, dass viel Geld investiert wird, um sie für eine Strategie der politischen Kontrolle zu nutzen.
In a world where so many are concerned about the climate, is it justified, and is it a good testimony to fly so far for just a short visit? That’s the question I am often asked when talking about our short mission trips. The answer I give is YES certainly.
In today’s connected world, many of us take it for granted that we can go online at any time to watch our favourite preacher or follow the exploits of miracle workers all over the world. But large parts of the Body of Christ do not have this opportunity. In our short mission trips we bring a welcome breath of international inspiration to the communities and churches that we partner with. We can and do encourage our partners with phone calls and Skype sessions, which sustains our relationships over time and allows us to flow together effectively when it comes to the actual mission.
We work mainly through friendships that were established during the time that David and Isabelle attended Tom Gegenschatz’ Rechobot Revival Training Centre in 2007.
Typically we go for 2 weeks and combine a conference organised by our local partners with a series of public outreach meetings. That way we can go deep with leaders and multipliers and also partner with them to impact whole communities.
