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Tips for Raising Missionary Kids

Tips for Raising Missionary Kids

Resource Library Tips for Raising Missionary Kids
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Jan 28, 2022

Parenting is challenging in any situation, but raising children while living overseas and serving cross-culturally adds new complexities. Gleaming lessons learned from 15 years of field missionary experience, and siting practical examples, the session will explore tips and tools for providing missionary kids with academic, social and spiritual success.

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