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Part of God’s plan for the Church is to bring hope and healing to the world. How can we practically play a role in the development and restoration of communities around the world, particularly those in extreme crisis? In Today’s Conversation podcast, NAE President Walter Kim sits down with Myal Greene, World Relief’s new president and CEO. They discuss the situations in Haiti and Afghanistan, and especially the opportunity for Christians to show the love of Christ with refugees. Myal also shares: What inspires and sustains his ministry with the vulnerable and those facing injustice; The opportunity and responsibility of Christians to meet refugees with welcome; How World Relief empowers the local church in crises around the world; and A word of encouragement and hope as we navigate challenging times. Read a Portion of the Transcript Walter: With the evolving situation in Afghanistan, it’s clear there is a humanitarian disaster that will have long-term impacts. What do you see World Relief’s role in bringi

Part of God’s plan for the Church is to bring hope and healing to the world. How can we practically play a role in the development and restoration of communities around the world, particularly those in extreme crisis? In Today’s Conversation podcast, NAE President Walter Kim sits down with Myal Greene, World Relief’s new president and CEO. They discuss the situations in Haiti and Afghanistan, and especially the opportunity for Christians to show the love of Christ with refugees. Myal also shares: What inspires and sustains his ministry with the vulnerable and those facing injustice; The opportunity and responsibility of Christians to meet refugees with welcome; How World Relief empowers the local church in crises around the world; and A word of encouragement and hope as we navigate challenging times. Read a Portion of the Transcript Walter: With the evolving situation in Afghanistan, it’s clear there is a humanitarian disaster that will have long-term impacts. What do you see World Relief’s role in bringi

Part of God’s plan for the Church is to bring hope and healing to the world. How can we practically play a role in the development and restoration of communities around the world, particularly those in extreme crisis? In Today’s Conversation podcast, NAE President Walter Kim sits down with Myal Greene, World Relief’s new president and CEO. They discuss the situations in Haiti and Afghanistan, and especially the opportunity for Christians to show the love of Christ with refugees. Myal also shares: What inspires and sustains his ministry with the vulnerable and those facing injustice; The opportunity and responsibility of Christians to meet refugees with welcome; How World Relief empowers the local church in crises around the world; and A word of encouragement and hope as we navigate challenging times. Read a Portion of the Transcript Walter: With the evolving situation in Afghanistan, it’s clear there is a humanitarian disaster that will have long-term impacts. What do you see World Relief’s role in bringi

Part of God’s plan for the Church is to bring hope and healing to the world. How can we practically play a role in the development and restoration of communities around the world, particularly those in extreme crisis? In Today’s Conversation podcast, NAE President Walter Kim sits down with Myal Greene, World Relief’s new president and CEO. They discuss the situations in Haiti and Afghanistan, and especially the opportunity for Christians to show the love of Christ with refugees. Myal also shares: What inspires and sustains his ministry with the vulnerable and those facing injustice; The opportunity and responsibility of Christians to meet refugees with welcome; How World Relief empowers the local church in crises around the world; and A word of encouragement and hope as we navigate challenging times. Read a Portion of the Transcript Walter: With the evolving situation in Afghanistan, it’s clear there is a humanitarian disaster that will have long-term impacts. What do you see World Relief’s role in bringi

Whether you are a pastor, nonprofit leader or working professional, many have found this to be a difficult season of work. How do we move beyond the exhaustion and reimagine the vocation God has set before us? The Bible says work is good, and it’s good for us. It is a means of worship and service, and we are called into work so that we may be contributors to other’s flourishing. In Today’s Conversation podcast, NAE President Walter Kim is joined by Amy Sherman who helps us refocus our perspective on work, while we consider the significance of our vocational callings and the importance of our vocational stewardship. Walter and Amy also discuss: How God often uses our work as a vehicle to form us; Why there isn’t a sacred or secular divide between work and ministry; How we can be agents for the common good through our work; and What individuals can consider as they discern or reevaluate their vocational callings. Read a Portion of the Transcript Walter: One of the interesting ways that you describe work in