About the MORE Network Resource Library

The M.O.R.E. Network (Missionary Opportunities for Resourcing and Equipping) values serving and collaborating with others in support and care for Global Front Line Workers. 

This Library is a relational, collaborative, work in progress to provide resources for Member Care Providers, Church Mission Leaders, Cross-Cultural Workers and Third Culture Kids. We rely on Member Care* personnel to contribute.

Often, we are unaware of what Cross-Cultural Workers and Missionary Kids face, yet desire to proactively support those repatriating, transitioning, mobilizing, or remobilizing. This library points you to needed resources. 

Stronger Together, Jesus Christ’s message of love, calls us to serve others, no matter what ministry we’re associated with. Through selflessly serving others we experience God serving us.  

Every sending church, mission organization and training organization, have something important to offer. Offering what we have, we benefit others and become wealthy recipients, sharing in God’s glory. 

What resources are the most effective? Where do I start? What are the “must access” resources vs the “nice to know” resources? The MNRL points the way. 

WE NEED YOU! How can you serve? 

• By recommending books, blogs, videos, magazines, articles, &c.
• By providing your librarian skills by joining the M.N.R.L. team to evaluate new resources, research, moderate, writing and/or other. Please contact Wilma Findlay.
• By launching a newly written book. 

* Member Care is defined as: 

The holistic care of Christian Cross-Cultural Workers enabling them to effectively accomplish the work God has called them to. From home, (sending church & mission org), on assignment, return home (short stays, long stays or permanent repatriation), it includes financial support, adequate preparation and training, psychological assessment, emotional health, spiritual maturity, and growth, and physical health. It respects all members of the family, is guided by Biblical principles, and includes healthy boundaries of confidentiality, informed consent, and honest communication between parties involved.