Helping families thrive overseas is at the heart of mk2mk. We want to equip missionary parents and their children to embrace the call God has placed on the entire family to serve Him on the mission field. We want to nurture a partnership with the parents of our missionary kids. Our team at mk2mk has a wide scope of educational experience in the overseas setting. We offer workshops for parents on stress, educational issues, and raising teens overseas. On our summer mission trips and conference programs, we give talks on being a TCK, transition, grief & loss; and we have many conversations about our own personal walk with the Lord.
All of these topics are drawn from books, websites, blogs, videos and other experts who have gone before us in doing in-depth research into what it means to be a TCK and the matters that surround it. We have listed a various number of resources categorized above, and hope that you find them useful.
If there is a resource not listed that you know of please let us know.
FEATURED resource
Unstacking your Grief Tower
By Lauren Wells
When we tell people that we lived abroad during our developmental years, we’re often met with awe and envy. What they don’t see are the number of losses we experienced with each move, the amount of “goodbyes” we said, or the hardships that we endured. Each of these stack up like blocks on a tower, each block influencing how we deal with the next hardship we face. This hope-filled book offers you the invitation to uncover and process the blocks on your Grief Tower. Through her own experience, Lauren Wells walks you compassionately and practically through unstacking your Grief Tower in light of your Third Culture Kid experiences.
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