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As IM global consultants, Jeanine and Walt are resources for ministries that work with historically under-served religious groups. Walt seeks to equip internation-al partners, development workers, pastors and local leaders for cul-turally appropriate and relevant discipleship, both faithful to Scrip-ture and honoring to their host cultures. He believes this is the most effective way to be transformed people transforming the lives of others. He has also been developing and teaching new materials to help workers identify the limitations of their own worldviews and to break out of those limits to make disciples of Jesus Christ. Jeanine works with women in global service and their children, helping them to overcome social and cultural stresses and to raise children in a radically different cul-ture. She teaches skills for dealing constructively with these challenges and opportunities, increasing the longevity of service.
Email: [email protected]; [email protected]
Impact Area: EvangelismAdult children: Jennifer, Joy and Jacquelyn
We put no stumbling block in anyone’s path, so that our ministry will not be discredited. 2 CORINTHIANS 6:3
Clouds obscured all but the base of the mountains as they spread their blessing of another layer of
snow. A bitter wind cut through our layers of clothing, making our eyes and noses stream. A farmer stood by his house in the distance, gestur-ing for us to come. We did, and he showed us his barn and a few animals, as a cowboy herded others our di-rection. Talking in the bitter wind, we
Birthdays: Jeanine-Jun 24; Walt-Aug 31
Location: Global Languages used in ministry: English and Bengali
Jeanine & Walt White | Global
As IM global consultants, Jeanine and Walt are resources for ministries that work with historically under-served religious groups. Walt seeks to equip internation-al partners, development workers, pastors and local leaders for cul-turally appropriate and relevant discipleship, both faithful to Scrip-ture and honoring to their host cultures. He believes this is the most effective way to be transformed people transforming the lives of others. He has also been developing and teaching new materials to help workers identify the limitations of their own worldviews and to break out of those limits to make disciples of Jesus Christ. Jeanine works with women in global service and their children, helping them to overcome social and cultural stresses and to raise children in a radically different cul-ture. She teaches skills for dealing constructively with these challenges and opportunities, increasing the longevity of service.
Email: [email protected]; [email protected]
Impact Area: EvangelismAdult children: Jennifer, Joy and Jacquelyn
We put no stumbling block in anyone’s path, so that our ministry will not be discredited. 2 CORINTHIANS 6:3
Clouds obscured all but the base of the mountains as they spread their blessing of another layer of
snow. A bitter wind cut through our layers of clothing, making our eyes and noses stream. A farmer stood by his house in the distance, gestur-ing for us to come. We did, and he showed us his barn and a few animals, as a cowboy herded others our direc-tion. Talking in the bitter wind, we
Birthdays: Jeanine-Jun 24; Walt-Aug 31
Location: Global Languages used in ministry: English and Bengali
Jeanine & Walt White | Global Jeanine & Walt White | Global Jeanine & Walt White | Global
Leading a seminar on cross-cultural evangelism
learned he had no children and no wife. He was living a solitary life in the emptiness around him. “Do you want to go for a horse-back ride?” he asked eagerly. We politely declined, knowing that if we did it would be our last! “Please come back when it is warm,” he said, “and we can ride into the mountains.” We happily promised to do so. One more serendipity. One more lonely life touched, simply because
we are able to be there. Where will it lead? Maybe only into the beautiful mountains. But maybe also beside still waters, where the famer’s soul will be restored. Please pray that these “random encounters” will prove to be what we believe they are—di-vine appointments arranged by the One who has sent us there—and that this lonely shepherd will find his Shepherd.
To learn how to join their network or to give to their ministryvisit www.internationalministries.org today!
You’ll also find the latest stories, journals, videos and prayer needs.
HOW YOU CAN BE INVOLVED
¨ Join their Mission Partnership Network
¨ Share information about their ministry with others
¨ Go on a mission work team to their country
¨ Give to their ministry individually or through your church
¨ Send emails and birthday and Christmas cards
¨ Pray for their ministry
¨ For our health, as we are constantly on the move between very different environ-ments.
¨ For safety, as we are sometimes in unset-tled places.
¨ For wisdom to understand the needs of where we are and to bring helpful words and Scripture to bear.
¨ For fruitfulness. We want all that we do to bear fruit for the kingdom of God.
PLEASE PRAY
Leading a seminar on cross-cultural evangelism
learned he had no children and no wife. He was living a solitary life in the emptiness around him. “Do you want to go for a horse-back ride?” he asked eagerly. We politely declined, knowing that if we did it would be our last! “Please come back when it is warm,” he said, “and we can ride into the mountains.” We happily promised to do so. One more serendipity. One more lonely life touched, simply because
we are able to be there. Where will it lead? Maybe only into the beautiful mountains. But maybe also beside still waters, where the famer’s soul will be restored. Please pray that these “random encounters” will prove to be what we believe they are—di-vine appointments arranged by the One who has sent us there—and that this lonely shepherd will find his Shepherd.
To learn how to join their network or to give to their ministryvisit www.internationalministries.org today!
You’ll also find the latest stories, journals, videos and prayer needs.
HOW YOU CAN BE INVOLVED
¨ Join their Mission Partnership Network
¨ Share information about their ministry with others
¨ Go on a mission work team to their country
¨ Give to their ministry individually or through your church
¨ Send emails and birthday and Christmas cards
¨ Pray for their ministry
¨ For our health, as we are constantly on the move between very different environ-ments.
¨ For safety, as we are sometimes in unset-tled places.
¨ For wisdom to understand the needs of where we are and to bring helpful words and Scripture to bear.
¨ For fruitfulness. We want all that we do to bear fruit for the kingdom of God.
PLEASE PRAY