Missions Roundtable Discussion | Non-Traditional Skills in Missions
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How can "non-traditional skills" be an asset when taking part in the Great Commission? Do missionaries have talents beyond the obvious? And can someone take part in the Great Commission without leaving home? Tune into this missions roundtable discussion where we converse about these questions and more.
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00:00 Introductions
04:16 Underground church leaders
07:03 Is it unethical to use work as a "cover" for missions?
09:56 Seeing God in the details of daily life
13:08 Finding significance in work that doesn't feel "special"
17:27 Incorporating family on the field
25:21 God used this girl's unlikely degree
26:19 Encouragement for people with non-traditional skills
33:01 Wrap-Up
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