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If you are a TCK yourself, know that you are not alone. You are uniquely gifted as a bridge-builder in God’s global mission. You can see, interact, pray, mourn, and make peace in ways that no one else can. We need your voice in our faith communities so we can learn how to be better witnesses cross-culturally!
My work at the Hack4Missions hackathon wasn't perfect. But my God is. I'll be focused on that for the final day of Urbana15.
Maybe you're in that great place of potential where you're realizing how much you don't know about God's global mission and your role in it. Perhaps you're growing into a missional Christian...
I remember praying all night for women that I have never met, not just in Tampa but in this world to know how loved they are by Jesus. I prayed that someone, somewhere could do something to help the women of this world who are exploited every day. I haven’t stopped this prayer. I prayed that there would be more people like I had met to serve God’s people in other corners of the world. But then this idea came to me, what if I could do that? What if I could serve God’s people? What if this is my call?
As a child of an InterVarsity staff worker and an involved member of my campus’ InterVarsity chapter, I was very familiar with the Urbana Student Missions Conference. I’d even gone to Urbana 2009.
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