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If you are new to themes about Missionary Kids (MKs) and “Third Culture Kids” (TCKs), it is suggested that you start with the poem MK Reflections and then read the “MK Traits” section of the Missionary Kids in Ministry article for a more in-depth introduction.
MK/TCK ArticlesThe Culture of Adult Third Culture Kids2018-05This article discusses, and provides a way to visualize, the many possible ways in which the cultures to which an ATCK was exposed as a child can be reflected in his or her behavior. Third Culture Kid Themes in Movies2012-09This article analyzes several movies, highlighting themes that—directly or by analogy—relate to the TCK experience. Third Culture Kids and Personality2012-01This article speculates about how personality types influence the third culture kid experience. “Where are you from?”2010-07This article provides ideas for how third culture kids can respond, seriously or humorously, to the loaded questions “Where are you from?” and “Where is home (for you)?”. Third Culture Kids and Long-Term Cultural Identity2010-03This article describes several distinct ways in which a TCK can form his/her cultural identity from the cultures with which he/she has had contact. Missionary Kids in Ministry2007-11This is an attempt to identify some of the most effective ways in which the combination of knowledge, skills, and dispositions shared by most missionary kids can be used in the service of God’s kingdom. MK Reflections2004-01This poem provides a good introduction to the most common missionary kid themes. Related ResourcesGraphics2009-08This page is for graphics that are somehow related to this website’s themes. The Great Story2007-01This poem summarizes various key missions themes and can be sung as a hymn. Virtues in the Bible2003-09This was my first article posted online. I did thorough research to create a (non-exhaustive) list of virtues the Bible tells us to display. For each virtue I tried to find the best verse (or verses). The article was not written specifically for MKs. However, it does have special relevance for missionary kids, since they become familiar with very diverse value systems and thus are often particularly deliberate in forming their own values. MiscellaneousAboutHere you can learn about the site’s name, purpose, and more.ContactIf you like this site or have comments or questions, I would love to hear from you! |
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