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FAQS
The Top
10 Reasons why people attend MTI programs.
- EQUIPPED WITH PRACTICAL,
HIGHLY RELEVANT SKILLS –
by listening to what returning missionaries are saying as well as expert
consensus, MTI focuses on the most relevant skills needed for effectiveness,
longevity, and personal satisfaction in missions.
- LASTING IMPACT –
by directly addressing the attitudes and character issues that undergird
each practical skill, the impact of the training is long lasting.
- WHOLE FAMILY FOCUSED –
by attending to each child and training them in the same vital issues as
their parents – all this with more staff than the adults have.
- COMMUNITY-ENHANCED –
by living in one facility and encouraging leisure, worship, and informal
discussions on the issues presented. “You guys get so much more mileage
out of the training when its chewed on by the community 24/7.”
- EXPERIENTIAL & MEMORABLE –
by using training methods that engage the mind, the heart, and the body,
MTI avoids the traditional use of lecture-only presentations which usually
go in one ear and out the other.
- INSTILLS CONFIDENCE, HOPE & VISION –
these pre-field programs often result in people saying, “I was heading
overseas feeling excited but somewhat apprehensive and fearful, but now I’m
feeling optimistic that I can handle the hard realities.”
- FIELD EXPERIENCED TRAINERS
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these pre-field programs exclusively use trainers and advisors who have significant
missions experience, which makes them much more vulnerable in discussing
the joys and struggles of missions work.
- A FACILITY TAILOR-MADE FOR
TRAINING & LIVING IN COMMUNITY –
imagine a large lodge that is specifically designed for building community,
experiential training, and comfortably hosting 60 guests—that’s
MTI’s training center.
- MORE BANG FOR YOUR BUCK –
Spending the money now – a near equivalent
to what it would cost to just live for the same amount of time overseas – is
well worth the effectiveness, longevity, and personal satisfaction later.
- THE ULTIMATE OUTCOME = EFFECTIVENESS, ENDURANCE,
AND ENJOYMENT IN CROSS-CULTURAL MINISTRY AND LIVING.
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