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Generational Differences in Mental Health and Other Ministry Challenges: Boomer and Gen Z Missionaries Need Each Other
As Western culture evolves, missionaries from the West are facing new challenges. These challenges can be observed in the North American churches where many of these missionaries were raised. In this study, we seek to understand what the greatest challenges for church leaders (including missionaries
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