Serving the Lord in Southeast Asia: Heyward Interview Pt. 2
2025/04/07
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Serving the Lord in Southeast Asia: Heyward Interview Pt. 2

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In this episode, we sit down with the Heywards to discuss their current roles in Southeast Asia. William serves as a logistics service consultant for the IMB, assisting fellow missionaries with legal matters and coordinating the shipment of materials into various countries. Cindy also plays a key role in logistics—managing guest houses and overseeing the processing of language evaluations for new missionaries.
They share how their previous experience as full-time missionaries uniquely prepared them for these logistical roles. They love the variety in their work, the problem-solving challenges they tackle daily, and the opportunity to support fellow missionaries by meeting their needs.
The Heywards also open up about the challenges of their current roles, as well as the highlights and favorite experiences they’ve had while living and serving in Southeast Asia.
Text us questions or topics to discuss.

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In this episode, we sit down with the Heywards to discuss their current roles in Southeast Asia. William serves as a logistics service consultant for the IMB, assisting fellow missionaries with legal matters and coordinating the shipment of materials into various countries. Cindy also plays a key role in logistics—managing guest houses and overseeing the processing of language evaluations for new missionaries.

They share how their previous experience as full-time missionaries uniquely prepared them for these logistical roles. They love the variety in their work, the problem-solving challenges they tackle daily, and the opportunity to support fellow missionaries by meeting their needs.

The Heywards also open up about the challenges of their current roles, as well as the highlights and favorite experiences they’ve had while living and serving in Southeast Asia.

Text us questions or topics to discuss.

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