In this episode of Global Trellis: The Podcast, Doug Lucas, leader in the global missions community, shares his insights and observations from the recent Lausanne 4 conference in Seoul, South Korea. We learn about the significant shifts in global evangelism, increased participation from the Global South, and emerging trends shaping the future of cross-cultural ministry. This thought-provoking conversation offers valuable perspectives for cross-cultural workers seeking to engage in the Great Commission in innovative and impactful ways.This is an important episode, and you will not want to miss this one!

Show Notes:

1. State of the Great Commission Report: https://lausanne.org/report
2. State of the Great Commission Report (Video Presentation): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w3I-kxB9Z9E
3. Brigada - Doug Lucas' newsletter about global missions - https://brigada.org/
4. Team Expansion - https://teamexpansion.org/
5. Lausanne Movement - The organization behind the Lausanne conferences - https://www.lausanne.org/

Global Trellis: The Podcast

In this episode, Lori Ferrell, our “Rest Specialist” at Global Trellis and a spiritual director, provides insightful guidance on how to approach and support individuals experiencing shifts or changes in their faith. She emphasizes the importance of creating safe spaces for open dialogue, understanding the stages of faith development, and connecting people with appropriate resources like therapists or fellow spiritual directors to navigate these transformative journeys. “Deconstruction” does not have to be a scary word.

Show Notes:

Lori Ferrell's Spiritual Direction Practice - Sanctuary Vero: https://sanctuaryvero.com/

Grafted Life Ministries - Directory of Spiritual Directors: https://www.graftedlife.org/

Evangelical Spiritual Directors Association: https://www.espda.org/

Lori Ferrell Articles on Global Trellis

Global Trellis Wilderness Retreat led by Lori Ferrell

Global Trellis: The Podcast

This episode of Global Trellis: The Podcast, Amy and Bernie have a conversation with Jenilee, delving into the topic of neurodiversity and cross-cultural work. They explore the unique challenges and strengths of individuals with brain differences such as autism, ADHD, and sensory processing issues. The conversation highlights the importance of understanding, accepting, and accommodating neurodivergent individuals on the field, and how to help them thrive and contribute their valuable perspectives and skills.

Shownotes:

Jenilee's website: Jenileerachel.com

Global Trellis Neurodiversity Week videos:

- What is Neurodiversity?

- Neurodiversity and TCKs/Families

- Neurodiversity in Marriage and Singleness

- Neurodiversity on a Team Doing God's Work

- Neurodiversity and Member Care

Global Trellis Insiders: GlobalTrellis.com/insiders

Neurodiversity resources at Jenileerachel.com

Autism Spectrum Quotient: Assessment

Noise-canceling headphones (because they’re awesome)

In this episode of the Global Trellis podcast, Amy Young and Bernie Anderson explore the true meaning of capacity, moving beyond the common misconception of it being solely about increased productivity. They discuss a framework for capacity building that encompasses personal growth, navigating difficult times, and developing capacity within relationships and teams.

The Capacity Building Series

Global Trellis Insiders

Global Trellis: The Podcast

In this episode, Amy Young, the founder of Global Trellis, discusses the launch of a new subscription-based program called "Global Trellis Insiders." The program aims to provide ongoing professional development and support for cross-cultural workers, addressing the need for more structured and affordable training opportunities in this field.

Use code "GTILAUNCH50" during October to get 50% off your first purchase -- 50% off of a month or 50% off of a year!

Global Trellis Insiders

Global Trellis: The Podcast

In this episode, Amy Young and Bernie Anderson discuss the prevalence of imposter syndrome among cross-cultural workers and provide practical advice for recognizing and addressing this common challenge, emphasizing the importance of community, authenticity, and finding identity in Christ.

Taking Down the Ministry Pedestal (infographic)

Free workshop unpacking the survey results

Amy Young's book Enjoying Newsletters: How to Write Christian Communications People Want to Read

Vanessa Van Edwards' books:

- Captivate: The Science of Succeeding With People

- Cues: Small Signals, Incredible Impact

Global Trellis: The Podcast

This episode continues the discussion on the "ministry pedestal" that is often placed on cross-cultural workers, exploring the need to dismantle this pedestal by embracing their humanity and communicating the unique challenges they face to senders and supporters. The conversation between hosts Amy Young and Bernie Anderson with Stacey Covell and Christine Rollings continues.

What We Wish Senders Knew Workshop

Taking Down the Ministry Pedestal article at GlobalTrellis.com

Taking Down the Ministry Pedestal infographic

Let’s Talk About It: Summary of the Survey Results

Global Trellis: The Podcast

In this episode, Amy Young and Bernie Anderson are joined by Stacey Covell and Christine Rollings to discuss the findings of a survey conducted by Global Trellis that explored the sensitive and personal issues that cross-cultural workers often struggle with but feel unable to share openly.

Notes:

What We Wish Senders Knew Workshop

Let’s Talk About It: Summary of the Survey Results

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Global Trellis: The Podcast