Lessons from My Dad
May 12, 2026
Ellie and Levi both grew up across cultures as their families served with OMF. With Fathers Day coming up, we asked them how their dads’
Ellie and Levi both grew up across cultures as their families served with OMF. With Fathers Day coming up, we asked them how their dads’
The children of OMF workers are an essential part of the family’s ministry. We asked two OMF (UK) children to share about their day-to-day life.
I have a lot of experience in what is and is not helpful when I arrive somewhere new.
Through a Serve Asia short-term mission placement at our International Centre in Singapore, Sofie saw the blessings of being a Third Culture Kid in new
Quest is a 3 month team exposure placement focused on kids, language and community learning.​
There’s lots going on in Japan right now… On 7th September Japan will drop the requirement for a pre-arrival PCR test for those who are
Spring Conference. As a young Third Culture Kid (TCK), those two words always kindled excitement in my childhood self. One part of the excitement was
Imagine working four jobs. Simultaneously. Not simply for a season, but for years on end with only rare vacation days or off-time. Sounds crazy, right?
This guide will help you glimpse some of the joys and challenges that Third Culture Kids (TCKs) experience as they grow up cross-culturally while their
Our son Caleb (9), talked regularly with his friend, Sota* at school about God and salvation and prayed fervently that he would become a Christian.
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