Partners, Not Donors: What It Really Means to Support Those Who Are Sent | E57

In this episode, Jared and Leanne continue their series on how every believer can invest in the global church — and this time they tackle a question the church talks about too little: what happens after the send-off? Researchers have studied missionary attrition for over thirty years, and the finding that keeps surfacing is that most departures aren't caused by danger or persecution. They're caused by the preventable stuff — dried-up support, unresolved conflict, isolation that went on too long, and churches that meant every word of their commissioning prayer but gradually stopped thinking about the people they sent.

Jared and Leanne unpack why 21C uses the word "partners" instead of "donors," what Paul's relationship with the Philippian church teaches us about mutual investment, and how one faithful pastor in Michigan set off a chain of impact that reaches hundreds of thousands of people today.

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Partners, Not Donors: What It Really Means to Support Those Who Are Sent | E57
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