Upgrading Our Vocabulary
The other day, I was out for a run when I heard Meghan Trainor’s line, “Don’t call me ‘boo’ like I’m some kind of ghost,” come through my...
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It's time to reimagine the way we approach missions. Join us as we pave the way for a more sustainable form of impact.
Good Intentions Are Not Enough.
So often, even with good intentions to serve, our our mission efforts have ripple effects that can cause more harm than good. Without a foundation of cultural respect and dignified relationships, and without striving to avoid creating long-term dependency, we fail to generate a lasting and positive change.
At Kindred Exchange, we are on mission to pave the way for a more sustainable form of impact - one that is rooted in authentic connections, humble partnerships, and mutual growth.
So how can we approach missions in the most ethical & sustainable way possible?
We believe there's a better way.
At Kindred Exchange, we are committed to learning and (maybe more often) unlearning the way we approach mission work in order to create a more sustainable form of impact. Our holistic approach provides our community with free resources to get started (conversations), high-level consulting for anyone looking to sustainably revamp their current missions strategies (consulting), and a missional business program to get involved in (cohorts).
Kindred Exchange Podcast Network
Dive into a variety of missional topics through the lens of ethical impact.
Upwardly Dependent
On this podcast, Lauren explores challenging conversations on topics in modern Christianity. If you’ve bee wrestling with how to hold onto faith after seeing religion be twisted in a way that has somehow become bad news instead of good, this podcast is for you.
Missio Pop
On this podcast, Aaron & Matt talk about all things in the world of missions, missiology, and God’s hope for the world. If you've been wanting to geek out and dive deeper into theology, missiology, and contextualization, then this podcast is for you.
Deep Dive on the Blog
Read from a variety of missions topics on the Kindred Exchange blog.
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