The Problem of Power
Power is a sensitive subject. None of us feel like we wield social power, and we haven’t intentionally done anything to increase our own power
Power is a sensitive subject. None of us feel like we wield social power, and we haven’t intentionally done anything to increase our own power
Because 127 Worldwide connects and equips advocates from the West and non-Western ministry partners, cross-cultural awareness is critical. We labor to bring the best of
Pippa Biddle, a well-intentioned, multiple time short-term missions-tripper, witnessed firsthand some of the drawbacks of mission projects and came face to face with her own
If we’ve learned anything from our combined years of ministry experience, it’s that good intentions are not enough and cultural sensitivity requires constant cultivation. Even
A team of Ugandan women offer seven practical tips for engaging with another culture that might not be obvious to many travelers. See what you
The deeper we dive into how a hero mentality can creep into ministry, the more we recognize how wrong motives have fueled our service and
In her article “‘These People’ Have Names”, Heather Reynolds of Experience Mission presents a seemingly innocent way that a hero complex exposes itself in our
Ryan Kuja, author of From the Inside Out: Reimagining Mission, Recreating the World, delves deeply into the “hero mentality” to unearth six unintended consequences of
As 127 collaborates with our partners to address the root causes of family-fracturing, poverty, and other evidences of brokenness, we prioritize gospel-centrality in two primary
People from all worldviews and religions have tried to alleviate poverty. The desire to improve the quality of life for the impoverished is not necessarily