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Join us for stories about God’s work among the nations. Grow in your love for God and your ability to serve him cross-culturally.
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Welcome back! Catch up with us as we talk about the summer, going overseas with families, and share updates on new developments at OneLink International. We’ll also give a little preview of what's coming up for the OneLink podcast this season!
Suparsh, shares his journey to faith and how he ultimately left Hinduism to follow Christ. From the beginning of his faith journey to the hardship and trials he endured with the change in his family relationships, Suparsh's story is altogether inspiring and encouraging to all of us in our walk of faith. 
Travel often? The OneLink staff certainly has! In this special panel discussion with James, Kevin, Elise, Krystal, Phyllis, David, and Melody from the OneLink staff, they share helpful tips and personal hacks they learned from their own experiences with air travel. Prudence and shrewdness go a long way, especially when it comes to international flights!   Resources Shared in the Episode: - Patagonia Roll-Top Bag - Packing Cubes
Building a consistent culture of prayer is a challenge even for the most established ministries. In this episode, James and Megan dive into the vital importance of interceding for the nations, exploring how a global prayer focus does more than just move the needle abroad—it transforms the students themselves and the very heart of their campus." Resources: https://prayercast.com Other Episodes with Megan: S5:E9 - You Can't Separate Mission Mobilization from Disciple Making
Explore why growing in your ability to manage tasks, time, and systems doesn’t compete with relational ministry — it actually multiplies it. When your life is disorganized, urgent tasks crowd out meaningful conversations. But when you build simple rhythms and structures, you create margin, emotional energy, and mental space to invest deeply in people. If you’ve ever felt torn between task productivity and people, this conversation will help you see how getting better at one can strengthen the other.
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