Will TurnerA response to the Christianity Today conversation on MK trauma and deconstruction When an article like this one makes the rounds again, I notice something predictable happens in missionary communities: a collective intake of breath. A quiet defensiveness. Maybe
Read MoreWill TurnerSometimes it feels like the world is falling apart, and you can’t look away. You scroll, you hear, you see—and it all piles up. War. Injustice. People hurting. If you’re someone who feels it all in your bones, you’ve
Read MoreWill TurnerGraduating high school is a big step for anyone—but for MKs, it can feel like a complete life reset. Here are a few reminders as you look ahead: 1. Culture shock is real.Even if you're "returning" to your passport
Read MoreWill TurnerWe know people are curious. But after a while, some questions just get… exhausting. Here are a few we’ve heard a million times—and what we'd rather be asked. "Where are you from?"– It’s complicated. Try:👉 “Tell me a little
Read MoreWill TurnerTransition is part of life for missionary kids—new countries, new schools, new seasons. It can be exciting, but also exhausting. Whether you're about to move, just arrived, or are somewhere in between, here are a few ways to navigate
Read MoreWill TurnerThere are seasons where prayer feels dry, worship feels distant, and God seems far away. That’s okay—and you're not alone. Here are a few gentle practices to help you reconnect: 1. Breathe with intention.Try this simple prayer: Breathe in—“You
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