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Episode 3 Forrest Inslee
Episode 3 Forrest Inslee
Episode 3 Forrest Inslee
Monday 21st March 2022
Join Jason and Forrest Inslee as they rethink short-term missions, exploring their impact and advocating for a more holistic approach.
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Get the buttons here!Rethinking Missions: A Candid Chat with Forrest Inslee
I think it's only been growing and growing, growing up to a certain point until covid- right, I mean just millions and millions of dollars, millions of people being involved Every Year, and essentially it's become what is known by, I think, to most people would be: really it's an industry, just because the economy of short-term missions has just become so enormous.
Ever wondered about the real impact of short-term mission trips? In this eye-opening episode of 'The Freeology Podcast', host Jason sits down with Forrest Inslee to dissect the complexities of mission work. Forrest, who has spent significant time in Uganda, shares his firsthand experiences and the pressing need to listen to indigenous voices in mission efforts. This isn't just another discussion on missions; it's a call to re-evaluate and reflect deeply on the practices that have become so normalized.
The conversation touches on the unintended consequences of these trips, including their carbon footprint and the lingering shadows of colonialism. Forrest and Jason explore alternative ways to think about poverty and financial resources, pushing for a more holistic and eco-conscious approach. This episode invites you to pause and reconsider if short-term missions are truly making the positive impact we hope for.
Forrest's insights challenge us to repair relationships between the global north and south, ensuring mission work is respectful and effective. Tune in for a raw, engaging, and thought-provoking conversation that will leave you questioning and inspired.