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Author: Bacon, D.
Title: What is a God-given assignment?
Evangelical Missions Quarterly,  Vol. 47, pp. 60-66.   2011
Summary:  An article containing guidelines for finding our way in the options available to fulfill the good work God has for us.
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Author: O'Donnell, K.
Title: Global member care, Volume one: The pearls and perils of good practice.
   Pasadena, CA: William Cary Library. (265 pages).   2011
Summary:  Written primarily for the faith-based community in the mission/aid sectors, this book is a good text for training purposes. Each chapter begins with five "pearls" which enhance and enrich good practice and five "perils" which enhance and endanger good practice. Throughout the chapters are "boxes" which summarize important points and "health promoters" for reflection and discussion.
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Author: Sand-Hart, H.
Title: Home keeps moving: A glimpse into the extraordinary life of a Third Culture Kid.
   Hagerstown, MD: McDougal Publishing.   2010
Summary:  This is an autobiography of a TCK who grew up in three different cultures and has served in a fourth. The author is very open about the good, the bad, and the ugly about her life and is married and living happily in London at the time of writing.
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Author: Dzubinski, L.
Title: Women in mission: Women workers in the harvest force.
Evangelical Missions Quarterly,  Vol. 46, pp. 150-156.   2010
Summary:  An article (written anonymously) reviewing the roles of women and men in missions in the past and today along with many suggestions about how to bring changes to involve women in ministry beyond family and home.
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Author: Nelson, J.
Title: The Engage! Study: Executive summary.
Evangelical Missions Quarterly,  Vol. 46, pp. 288-297.   2010
Summary:  An article about a follow-up study of the US portion of ReMAP II (anonymous author). It includes results and recommendations from a web-based survey of 1727 current staff from 18 sending agencies.
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Author: Payne, J. D.
Title: Putting together a church-planting team? Look to Barnabas.
Evangelical Missions Quarterly,  Vol. 46, pp. 434-439.   2010
Summary:  An article examining eight factors in Barnabas' life that fit him for planting churches. This also has a "Standard of Excellence" guide for team development.
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Author: Greer, L.
Title: Sometimes it just seems good: Another look at missionary call.
Evangelical Missions Quarterly,  Vol. 45, pp. 326-332.   2009
Summary:  An article which looks at how the early church made major decisions relative to Gentile converts, and how it sent people to announce those decisions. Three times the word for "seemed good" is used in this process.
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Author: Savageau, C.
Title: Parents of Missionaries: How to thrive and stay connected when your children and grandchildren serve cross-culturally.
   Colorado Springs, CO: Authentic Publishing.   2008
Summary:  Written by a counselor and a parent of missionaries, this book gives readers the understanding, attitudes, and skills needed to say goodbye, remain connected, visit, and welcome their children and grandchildren home.
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Author: Malone, K.
Title: The importance of "missionary fit": Fleshing out calling and giftedness.
Evangelical Missions Quarterly,  Vol. 44, pp. 14-20.   2008
Summary:  This article promotes people serving on the basis of their giftedness promoting more satisfaction, less frustration, greater church growth, and more of an impact on those served.
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Author: Hay, R.
Title: Worth keeping: Global perspectives on best Practice.
   Pasadena, CA: William Carey Library.   2007
Summary:  This book is the report of ReMAP II, the largest research project ever done in the missions world. It took five years to complete, 40% of the world mission workforce was represented, including people from 22 countries on six continents. It gathered data on virtually every topic the Mission Commission of the World Evangelical Alliance thought could impact missionary retention.
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Author: McConnell, W.
Title: The missionary call: A Biblical and practical appraisal.
Evangelical Missions Quarterly,  Vol. 43, pp. 210-217.   2007
Summary:  Noting that the Bible says little about a "call" to missions, this article redefines the concept and gives suggestions for recognizing God's guidance.
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Author: Andrews, L. A.
Title: "The call" to ministry.
The Family in mission: Understanding and caring for those who serve (pp. 33-44).  Palmer Lake, CO: Mission Training International.   2004
Summary:  A sense of Gods call is a source of strength, perseverance, and satisfaction. This chapter considers the theological dimensions, definition, and features of the call as well as things that masquerade as the call.
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Author: Andrews, L. A.
Title: Research: Looking back and seeing forward.
The Family in mission: Understanding and caring for those who serve (pp. 3-11).  Palmer Lake, CO: Mission Training International.   2004
Summary:  A chapter introducing the value of research for "understanding and caring for those who serve" as well as the purpose and scope of the book along with some sample findings elaborated on later in the book
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Author: Andrews, L. A.
Title: The Family in mission: Understanding and caring for those who serve
   Palmer Lake, CO: Mission Training International.   2004
Summary:  This book is the final product of 15 years of study of missionary kids and missionary families by the MK-CART/CORE group and supported by several mission agencies. This report includes material from 23 contributors.
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Author: Andrews, L. A.
Title: Spiritual, family, and ministry satisfaction among missionaries.
The Family in mission: Understanding and caring for those who serve (pp. 359-372).  Palmer Lake, CO: Mission Training International.   2004
Summary:  An article presenting the results of the MK-CART/CORE research on the missionary family with emphasis on spiritual, family, and ministry satisfaction which were all positively correlated. This article also appears in the Journal of Psychology and Theology, 1999, 27, 107-118.
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Author: Wickstrom, D. L.
Title: The right stuff in boarding school staff.
The Family in mission: Understanding and caring for those who serve (pp. 323-328).  Palmer Lake, CO: Mission Training International.   2004
Summary:  An article summarizing the research of Powell & Andrews (1983) and Wickstrom & Andrews (1983) on the qualities needed in boarding school administrators, teachers and boarding homes. This article also appears in Evangelical Missions Quarterly, 30, October, 1994, 376-385.
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Author: Powell, J.
Title: Qualities desired in MK boarding school personnel: A preliminary study.
The Family in mission: Understanding and caring for those who serve (pp. 297-306).  Palmer Lake, CO: Mission Training International.   2004
Summary:  A pilot study to identify qualities perceived to contribute to effectiveness in boarding schools. Data was gathered from adult MKs, parents of MKs and people working in MK boarding schools. Five themes common to all positions are presented , as well as five specific themes for each. This article also appears in the Journal of Psychology and Theology, 1993, 21, 86-92
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Author: Smotherman, J.
Title: Selection, placement, and care of personnel: One organization's best practice.
The Family in mission: Understanding and caring for those who serve (pp. 101-106).  Palmer Lake, CO: Mission Training International.   2004
Summary:  This chapter presents the philosophy and practice of Wycliffe Bible Translators CHED program, a leading program for the education of MKs as well as other family services. (The chapter is actually written by Nancy Duvall based on an interview with Smotherman and Winfrey).
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Author: Howard, K. L.
Title: A call to missions: Is there such a thing?
Evangelical Missions Quarterly,  October, Vol. 39, No. 4, pp. 462-465.   2003
Summary:  An article discussing the nature of a missionary call and asking if there is such a thing.
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Author: Campbell, M.
Title: Created to serve.
Frontline women: Negotiating crosscultural issues in ministry (pp. 21-29).  Pasadena, CA: William Carey Library.   2003
Summary:  A chapter discussion the role of women in ministry from both biblical and historical perspectives as it has affected missions.
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Author: Kraft, M. G.
Title: Frontline women.
   Pasadena, CA: William Carey Library.   2003
Summary:  A book dealing with a broad spectrum of women's issues in missions, this book is filled with positive, practical suggestions for everyone in missions.
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Author: O'Donnell, K.
Title: Doing Member Care Well :Perspectives and Practices from Around the World.
   Pasadena, CA, William Carey Library.   2002
Summary:  A comprehensive, 566-page book about member care around the world consisting of 50 Chapters gathered into 3 parts with 5 sections in each of the last two parts . This is the most valuable resource on world-wide member care available at the beginning of the 21st century.
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Author: Powell, J.
Title: Enhancing Missionary Vitality: Mental Health professions Serving Global Mission.
   Palmer Lake, CO, Mission Training International.   2002
Summary:  A comprehensive, 500-page book about member care of primarily North American missionaries consisting of 56 Chapters gathered into 9 parts with from 1 to 12 chapters in each of the parts. This is the most valuable resource on North American member care available at the beginning of the 21st century.
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Author: Lindquist, L.
Title: Pastoral and psychological caregivers working together.
Enhancing missionary vitality: Mental health professions serving global mission (pp. 49-54).  Palmer Lake, CO: Mission Training International.   2002
Summary:  This chapter considers biblical sources of care and surveys the growth of pastoral and psychological care. It describes the author's call to begin Barnabas International, a ministry of pastoral care and encouragement.
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Author: Grosshauser, A.
Title: Supporting expatriate women in difficult settings.
Doing member care well: Perspectives and practices from around the world (pp. 419-434).  Pasadena, CA: William Carey Library.   2002
Summary:  This chapter addresses many of the issues women face living in a male-dominated country, being single in a family-centered society, working in the context of a very different and sometimes hostile cultural and religious settings, and so forth
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Author: Andrews, L. A.
Title: The call: Psychological, cultural and spiritual.
Enhancing missionary vitality: Mental health professions serving global mission (pp. 231-235).  Palmer Lake, CO: Mission Training International.   2002
Summary:  This chapter describes true calls (6 characteristics) and counterfeit calls (9 patterns). For centuries people have become missionaries in response to God's call, and a sense of call is still important.
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Author: Dobson, P.
Title: Today's TCK Mindset: Victimization or entitlement.
Interact,  February/March, Vol. 9, No. 3. pp. 1-4.   2001
Summary:  An article pointing out the need to keep TCKs from either extreme attitude along with four suggestions to achieve that.
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Author: Andrews, L. A.
Title: Spiritual, family, and ministry satisfaction among missionaries.
Journal of Psychology and Theology.  27, 107-118.   1999
Summary:  An article presenting the results of the MK-CART/CORE research on the missionary family with emphasis on spiritual, family, and ministry satisfaction which were all positively correlated. This article also appears in L. Andrews, (Ed.) 2004, The Family in mission: Understanding and caring for those who serve, pp. 359-372.
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Author: Schubert, E.
Title: A suggested prefield process for missionary candidates.
Journal of Psychology and Theology.  27, 87-97.   1999
Summary:  An article giving a suggested steps missionary candidates should proceed through in selection, going from less expensive to more expensive, so that a mission organizations resources can be maximally utilized. The appendices are particularly useful.
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Author: Pollock, D.
Title: Developing a flow of care.
Raising resilient MKs: Resources for caregivers, parents, and teachers (pp. 36-40)  Colorado Springs, CO: Association of Christian Schools International.   1998
Summary:  A chapter showing how the Great Commandment and Great Commission are inseparable because they both find their source in Christ, and result in the flow of care for MKs. Same as in Interact, October 1997. Same as in Bowers (Ed), 1998, Raising resilient MKs, (pp. 36-40), Colorado Springs: ACSI.
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Author: Donovan, K.
Title: Reflections on attrition in career missionaries: A generational perspective into the future.
Too valuable to lose: Exploring the causes and cures of missionary attrition (pp. 41-73).  Pasadena, CA: William Carey Library.   1997
Summary:  A chapter detailing the differences between generations of missionaries during the second half of the twentieth century along with suggestions on how to capitalize in the best characteristics of both to carry out the Great Commission.
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Author: Giron, R.
Title: An integrated model of missions.
Too valuable to lose: Exploring the causes and cures of missionary attrition (pp. 25-40).  Pasadena, CA: William Carey Library.   1997
Summary:  A chapter presenting a model of missions with four major parts: selection, training, sending and pastoral-care/supervision. The first two are very thorough and well developed, while the last two are rather sketchy.
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Author: Taylor, W. D.
Title: Too valuable to lose: Exploring the causes and cures of missionary attrition.
   Pasadena, CA: William Carey Library.   1997
Summary:  A book describing the Reducing Missionary Attrition Project (ReMAP) conducted by the World Evangelical Fellowship Missions Commission which was conducted to identify the causes, explore solutions and deliver products and services to mission agencies and churches worldwide to help reduce undesirable attrition.
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Author: Blocher, D.
Title: Further findings in the research data.
Too valuable to lose: Exploring the causes and cures of missionary attrition (pp. 105-125).  Pasadena, CA: William Carey Library.   1997
Summary:  A chapter looking at the results of ReMAP more completely and in a different way. It looked at the effect of demographic variables and procedural variables, noting which ones have the greatest effect on reducing attrition.
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Author: Limpic, T.
Title: Brazilian missionaries: How long are they staying?
Too valuable to lose: Exploring the causes and cures of missionary attrition (pp. 143-154).  Pasadena, CA: William Carey Library.   1997
Summary:  A chapter looking at attrition in the Brazilian missionary force. Many of the statistics come from mission administrator's memories rather than from recorded data.
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Author: Ekstrom, B.
Title: The selection process and the issue of attrition: Perspective of the new sending countries.
Too valuable to lose: Exploring the causes and cures of missionary attrition (pp. 183-193).  Pasadena, CA: William Carey Library.   1997
Summary:  A chapter considering the problem of selection of missionary candidates in the new sending countries. It emphasizes the role of the local church, gives criteria for selection and recommendations for the selection process.
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Author: Platt, D.
Title: A call to partnership in the missionary selection process: Perspective of the old sending countries.
Too valuable to lose: Exploring the causes and cures of missionary attrition (195-206).  Pasadena, CA: William Carey Library.   1997
Summary:  A chapter calling for a return to a biblical theology of missions including partnership in selection and preparation. This partnership is to be between the local church and the sending agency.
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Author: Anyomi, S.
Title: Mission agency screening and orientation and effect of attrition factors: Perspective of the new sending countries.
Too valuable to lose: Exploring the causes and cures of missionary attrition (pp. 229-239).  Pasadena, CA: William Carey Library.   1997
Summary:  A chapter about selection and preparation in an attempt to reduce attrition. It is primarily about African missionaries to other cultures.
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Author: Pollock, D.
Title: Developing a flow of care.
Interact  October, Vol. 7, No. 1, 1-6.   1997
Summary:  An article showing how the Great Commandment and Great Commission are inseparable because they both find their source in Christ, and result in the flow of care for MKs. Same as in Bowers (Ed), 1998, Raising resilient MKs, (pp. 36-40), Colorado Springs: ACSI.
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Author: Brierly, P. W.
Title: Missionary attrition: The ReMAP research report.
Too valuable to lose: Exploring the causes and cures of missionary attrition (pp. 85-103).  Pasadena, CA: William Carey Library.   1997
Summary:  A chapter presenting the data from the ReMAP research project done on preliminary data, before all the data was in. Gives demographic data as well as overall data, data from old sending countries combined, new sending countries combined, and data for each individual country.
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Author: Wilcox, D. K.
Title: Who perseveres? A Discriminant analysis of missionary school personnel by intention to extend service.
Journal of Psychology and Theology,  23, 101-114.   1995
Summary:  A study of 394 staff members in MK schools looking for the combination of variables that distinguished between those intending to extend and those not intending to extend their service. The best discriminants were affective commitment, years worked overseas, and being married. Also important were job satisfaction cultural adjustment and spousal work/role satisfaction.
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Author: Wickstrom, D. L.
Title: The right stuff in boarding school staff.
Evangelical Missions Quarterly,  30, 376-385.   1994
Summary:  An article summarizing the research of Powell & Andrews (1983) and Wickstrom & Andrews (1983) on the qualities needed in boarding school administrators, teachers and boarding homes. This article also appears in L. Andrews, (Ed.) 2004, The Family in mission: Understanding and caring for those who serve, pp. 323-333..
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Author: Powell, J.
Title: Qualities desired in MK boarding school personnel: A preliminary study.
Journal of Psychology and Theology,  21, 86-92.   1993
Summary:  A pilot study to identify qualities perceived to contribute to effectiveness in boarding schools. Data was gathered from adult MKs, parents of MKs and people working in MK boarding schools. Five themes common to all positions are presented , as well as five specific themes for each. This article also appears in L. Andrews, (Ed.) 2004, The Family in mission: Understanding and caring for those who serve, pp. 297-306.
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Author: Ritschard, H.
Title: Purposeful consulting with Christian organizations: Maintaining the vision.
Journal of Psychology and Christianity,  12, 165-175.   1993
Summary:  An application of Stroh's model of purposeful consulting , with its emphasis on vision and ultimate purpose to Christian organizations It keeps the mission of the organization central throughout the consultation process. Practical suggestions and specific implications are offered through the theoretical discussion.
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Author: Johnston, L. N.
Title: Core Issues in Missionary Life
Missionary Care: Counting the cost for world evangelization (pp37-45).  Pasadena, CA: William Carey Library.   1992
Summary:  Distinction of various types of issues in missionaries. Good distinction between the core issues that are central to all that the missionary is and does and secondary issues that are important in life, but may get so much attention that we forget the primary ones illustrated in Abraham's life
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Author: Ross, H. M.
Title: What about Dorothy?
Evangelical Missions Quarterly,  28, 360-364.   1992
Summary:  A review of Dorothy Carey's life, psychosis, death, and the implications of these for us today.
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Author: O'Donnell, K.
Title: Missionary Care: Counting the cost for world evangelization.
   Pasadena, CA: William Care Library.   1992
Summary:  An outstanding overview of member care consisting of five chapters in each of five sections covering much of member care in missions. Each chapter ends with questions for discussion and reverences. An index is provided.
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Author: Pirolo, N.
Title: Serving as senders
   San Diego: Emmaus Road, International.   1991
Summary:  This as a manual of how a local church can support their missionaries morally, logistically, financially, prayerfully, in communication, and in re-entry. Each chapter ends with a case study and a section for personal involvement. A Leader's Guide is included in the book.
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Author: Smotherman, J.
Title: Recruiting and screening quality teachers for MK educational programs.
Planning for MK nurture, Compendium of the international Conference on Missionary Kids, Quito, Ecuador, January 4-8, 1987, Volume II, (pp. 202-211).  Pasadena, CA: William Carey Library.   1989
Summary:  An article giving a model for recruitment and screening teachers. The emphasis is on the telephone interview of the supervisor.
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Author: Echerd, P.
Title: Planning for MK nurture. Compendium of the International Conference on Missionary Kids, Quito, Ecuador, January 4-8, 1987, Volume II.
   Pasadena, CA: William Carey Library.   1989
Summary:  Compendium of the International Conference on Missionary Kids, Quito, Ecuador, January 4-8, 1987, volume II. Contains 49 chapters grouped into six categories.
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Author: O'Donnell, K.
Title: Helping missionaries grow: Readings in mental health and missions
   Pasadena, CA: William Carey Library.   1988
Summary:  An excellent compendium of 50 previously published articles and papers all gathered together in one place. An excellent introduction to mental health and missions
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Author: Johnston, L. N.
Title: Should I be a missionary?
Helping missionaries grow: Readings in mental health and missions (pp. 18-25).  Pasadena, CA: William Carey Library.   1988
Summary:  This is an excellent article built around three basic questions, each having four subparts. Very practical approach to helping candidates see if they should be missionaries. Same article as Journal of Psychology and Christianity, 1983, 2, 5-9.
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Author: Gardner, L. M.
Title: Proactive care of missionary personnel
Helping missionaries grow: Readings in mental health and missions (pp. 432-443).  Pasadena, CA: William Carey Library.   1988
Summary:  A case study method of 16 units terminating with difficulties that could have been solved. The study resulted in 7 observations and 30 recommendations. Same as in Journal of Psychology and Theology, 1987, 15, 308-314.
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Author: Foyle, M.
Title: How to choose the right missionary.
Helping missionaries grow: Readings in mental health and missions (pp. 26-34)  Pasadena, CA: William Carey Library.   1988
Summary:  Good article related to candidate selection in terms of gathering information in many areas. This the same article as in the Evangelical missions Quarterly, 1986, 22, 196-204. Very similar to Chapter 6 in Foyle (1987) Overcoming missionary stress, Wheaton, IL: Evangelical Missions Information Service.
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Author: Gardner, L. M.
Title: Proactive care of missionary personnel
Journal of Psychology and Theology,  15, 308-314.   1987
Summary:  A case study method of 16 units terminating with difficulties that could have been solved. The study resulted in 7 observations and 30 recommendations. Same as in O'Donnell & O'Donnell, 1988, Helping missionaries grow (432-443), Pasadena, CA: William Carey Library.
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Author: Foyle, M.
Title: Overcoming missionary stress.
   Wheaton, IL: Evangelical Missions Information Service.   1987
Summary:  An excellent source of information about missionary stress. In consists of ten chapters covering stress and singleness, marriage, children, adolescents, selection, culture, relationships, and reentry. Major portions of many chapters are also available in articles by Foyle in the Evangelical Missions Quarterly (1985) 21, 32-40; 21, 134-142; 21, 240-245; 21, 342-349 (1986) 22, 14-20; 22, 196-204; 22, 262-270 (1987) 23, 20-28; 23, 144-150. Some of these are also available in O'Donnell & O'Donnell (1988) Helping missionaries grow (pp. 413-420, pp. 399-406, pp. 26-34, and pp. 194-202) , Pasadena, CA: William Carey Press.
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Author: Foyle, M.
Title: How to choose the right missionary.
Evangelical Missions Quarterly  22, 196-204.   1986
Summary:  Good article related to candidate selection in terms of gathering information in many areas. This the same article as in O'Donnell & O'Donnell (1988), Helping missionaries grow (26-34), Pasadena, CA: William Carey Press. Very similar to Chapter 6 in Foyle (1987) Overcoming missionary stress, Wheaton, IL: Evangelical Missions Information Service.
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Author: Collins, M. A.
Title: Manual for today's missionary: From recruitment to retirement.
   Pasadena, CA: William Carey Library.   1986
Summary:  An outstanding, very practical book raising issues that should be considered by all missionaries from the time they begin to think about missions until they retire. A bit dated, but still the best I have found.
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Author: Borthwick, P.
Title: The crucial roles of the church missions committee.
Evangelical Missions Quarterly,  21, 272-280.   1985
Summary:  A practical article listing seven roles for the local church's missions committee along with practical advice and resources to make it a reality.
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Author: Johnston, L. N.
Title: Should I be a missionary?
Journal of Psychology and Christianity  2(4), 5-9.   1983
Summary:  This is an excellent article built around three basic questions, each having four subparts. Very practical approach to helping candidates see if they should be missionaries. Same article as in O'Donnell & O'Donnell (1988) Helping Missionaries Grow, Pasadena CA: William Carey Library (pp. 18-25).
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Author: Lindquist, S. E.
Title: Is the psychological test worth it?
Evangelical Missions Quarterly,  19, 114-119.   1983
Summary:  An early article calling for the use of psychological tests in screening candidates.
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Author: Kornfield, D.
Title: What it costs to prepare.
Evangelical Missions Quarterly,  15, 223-228.   1979
Summary:  An article about the necessity of adequate preparation so that one has a vision, submission, and a plan to penetrate the culture. Written by a person still preparing six years after graduating from college.
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Author: Bates, G.
Title: Who is qualified to be called as a missionary?
Evangelical Missions Quarterly,  13, 213-217.   1977
Summary:  An article on missionary selection emphasizing that qualifications come before the call.
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Author: Hsieh, T.
Title: Missionary family behavior, dissonance, and children's career decision.
Journal of Psychology and Theology,  4, 221-226.   1976
Summary:  A study of 78 MKs divided into those planning on a career in missions and those not found particular significant differences in on a created scale. The results were interpreted in the context of cognitive dissonance theory.
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Author: Renich, F. C.
Title: First-term objectives.
Evangelical Missions Quarterly,  3, 209-217.   1967
Summary:  An excellent article considering the cultural background of missionaries of the 60's, first-term goals, and first term negatives to be expected.
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