Where Purpose Meets Preparation
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We know what you’re facing—we’ve been there too.
Everyone preparing to go into the field is pressed for time and resources. You’re fundraising. You’re navigating visa paperwork. The to-do list feels endless.
We get it.
That’s why we designed this training specifically for you—not to add another task, but consider it an investment in your purpose that could greatly impact the potential of your future ministry.
You’re standing at a crossroads.
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Option 1: Dive headfirst into the field, fueled by passion and purpose, learning through trial and error as you go.
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Option 2: Learn from experienced facilitators—people who’ve made the mistakes, gained the wisdom, and are ready to help you stay one step ahead of the challenges.
So…what would you do in this situation?
You’ve arrived in the country God has called you to. After months—maybe years—of preparation, fundraising, and emotional goodbyes, you’re ready to begin the ministry you’ve been praying for. However, you’re faced with a difficult situation you never imagined you’d find yourself in….
How does a residential course make all the difference?
- Accommodates personal learning style
- Powerful interactions through community activities and small groups
- Minimizes life distractions
- More in-depth training
- Builds community with others taking the same big steps
Agencies’ #1 Problem: Retention
Why does retention among cross-cultural workers remain a significant challenge?!
Hear from Ruthanne, the Director of Debrief, about four reasons why cross-cultural servants struggle on the field, so that your agency can be proactive instead of reactive.
The Dilemma
Efforts to save time and resources by questioning the value of pre-field training, ultimately lead to inadequate preparation for effective ministry overseas.
Cross-cultural workers often enter unfamiliar and complex environments with deep passion—but with limited cultural understanding.
Listen to Dr. Joe Milioni, Senior Director of Training, reveal what cross-cultural workers lack before entering the field.
Asking the Right Questions
What are the critical questions agencies should be asking– continually and intentionally?
Hear from Steve, our Director of Equipping, as he shares practical ways you can take initiative to lead your teams and steward their mission efforts with purpose.
How can CIT help?
Cross-cultural servants who receive the added guidance and support of CIT training are not just ready to go—they’re equipped to thrive with tools for resilient, faithful, and lasting ministry.
Dr. Glen Gibson, CIT’s Global Initiatives Director, shares why this kind of preparation is essential.
