Developing Spiritual Resilience for Workers Among Nomads

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EMQ » Oct – Dec 2025 » Volume 61 Issue 4

Summary: Spiritual resilience enables missionaries to persevere in the face of difficulties. It is developed through nurturing spiritual disciplines and relationship with God and others. It increases with experience of hardship. This article reports the views of workers among nomads. Speaking from experience, these missionaries provide insights which help us in our own lives and as we select and train new missionaries.

By Evelyn Hibbert, Lance Williamson, and Barbara Williamson

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