Sanctuary Inn Newsletter: God Did it Again!
God did it again! He used you to raise $45,000 to reduce the balance of Sanctuary Inn’s property loan! Then he brought a group of silent partners alongside to match that $45,000! And just like that, $90,000 gone, Boom! And if that’s not exciting enough the same...
Sanctuary Inn Newsletter: Reaching Out
Dear Friends of Sanctuary Inn, It is a great privilege to write you this month and share some things that are on my heart. First, let me say how grateful I am for you — because you are standing with us in this great adventure and this great faith journey. To...
Sanctuary Inn Newsletter: Have You Seen Him?
In John 5 we read the account of the healing of the lame man at the pool of Bethesda. Because Jesus healed on the Sabbath, he came under fire from the Jewish leaders; in response to their criticism Jesus says this, “My Father is always at His work to this very day,...
Sanctuary Inn Newsletter: We’re grateful for you!
It is November and this is always a great time to share some of the things that we are thankful for! Let me start by saying that we are thankful for you! We are thankful that you pray for the ministry, that you care about the ministry and that you give faithfully to...
Sanctuary Inn Newsletter: The Holcombs say, “Thank You!”
We had the joy of hosting the Holcomb family at Sanctuary Inn this summer. We invite you to read a little bit about their time with us. We encourage you to watch the short video too. We thank you for your prayers, support, and investment in the lives of our missionary... |
Our prayer team receives brief prayer emails twice a month with specific prayer needs for our missionary guests, staff team, and facilities. We are grateful for each and every person who is standing with us in faithful prayer! |
Self-Care in Missions - The Innkeepers by Sanctuary Inn
Amy Young of Global Trellis shares from her life as a cross-cultural worker and her experience on how missionaries can take steps to pursue care for themselves to be healthy and thriving despite the challenges of the missionary life.
ABOUT AMY YOUNG:
Amy Young, MA, LPC served in China for nearly 20 years, holding various leadership roles, including Member Care Director for 10 years. She co-founded Velvet Ashes, an online community for women working cross-culturally. She founded Global Trellis which develops the spiritual life of cross-cultural workers. You can find out more about it at globaltrellis.com. Amy is also the author of five books for cross-cultural workers. She lives in Colorado and is delighted not to have to get up in the middle of the night to cheer for the Denver Broncos and Kansas Jayhawks.
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES:
• GlobalTrellis
• Velvet Ashes
• Thrive Retreats
• Azmera
• A Life Overseas
