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In this episode, Caroline talks with Ben Stecker from MK2MK about caring for MKs and caring for yourself in a work environment. Ben shares about his experience growing up in China and the U.S. For MK2MK resources, visit https://mk2mk.org or check out @sometimesatmk2mk on Instagram. To purchase a copy of Tim Sanford's I Have to Be Perfect, click here.

In this episode, Caroline and high school friend, Lydia Sunberg, dive into the harmful rhetoric that can infiltrate missionary communities. Lydia shares about her experience living in Bulgaria and Hungary as a missionary kid (MK), her transition to the U.S. for college, and what her healing process has looked like as an adult.

In this episode, Caroline talks with Jessi Bullis from TCK Training about grief processing and TCK resilience. Jessi shares about her experience growing up in Singapore, England, Turkey, Germany, and the U.S., and dives into the work she does at TCK Training. For TCK Training resources (including Unstacking Your Grief Tower by Lauren Wells), visit www.tcktraining.com or check out @tcktraining on Instagram.

In this episode, Caroline sits down with her dear friend, Ereina Totman, to discuss the term “third culture kid (TCK).” Ereina shares about her experience growing up in Niger and Hungary as a missionary kid (MK), her transition to the United States for college, and her own call to ministry as an adult.

In this episode, Caroline reconnects with longtime friend, Luke*, to talk about peace, rhythms, and transition. Luke shares about his experience growing up in Austria and France as a missionary kid (MK), his transition to the United States for college, and upcoming changes as he graduates from college. To purchase a copy of Making Peace with Change by Gina Brenna Butz, click here. (*For privacy reasons, Luke has requested that his last name be excluded from the episode.)