Phantom Fathers: Committed to Their Work but Not to Their Families
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Phantom Fathers: Committed to Their Work but Not to Their Families
Q: How extensive is the damage to missionary families because of the husband's attitude to his work? A: The word "damage" is rather forceful, but it is accurate. The husband who has unbalanced perceptions of his family and ministry responsibilities does damage his family extensively. The damage does not become evident immediately.
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Where Are We Going in MK Education?
Dramatic changes are occurring in missions and MK schools around the world. MK schools need to adapt to these changes.
Where Are We Going in MK Education?
Dramatic changes are occurring in missions and MK schools around the world. MK schools need to adapt to these changes.
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