MKs / TCKs Articles

Starting a new school is very daunting. Especially in a new country! Help your child make the new start as pain-free as possible with these simple tips.

By Carole Mallett Hobbs

The author, the child of missionaries to Korea, explores the acculturation of the missionaries in their adopted land and the issues facing them and their children on return to the USA. While her st...

It is mid-September and six months since borders closed, masks became mandatory, and life changed for people around the globe.  While fall is always a time of movement and change for expats an...

Are you dreaming of working abroad? Imagining serving God in another land? Or are you already on the field, unsure about what to do next or how to manage the stresses of cross-cultural life? Or per...

Taking a family overseas for a prolonged period will change the children and permanently shape the adults that they become. Those who grow up in another culture to that of their parents assimilate ...

TCK looks back to where he was raised in Africa, not expecting the people who know him now will have any comprehension, and that is ok.

This warm and comforting book gently helps grieving children identify their feelings -- from denial and anger to guilt and sadness -- and learn to accept and deal with them.  The expressive il...

Are you a Missionaries' Kid (MK)? The parent of an MK? Do you work with MKs and would you benefit from some insight into their strengths and struggles?

Author and Speaker: Michèle Ph...

Michèle Phoenix, international speaker and writer on issues related to Third Culture Kids, highlights her most popular and helpful articles in a format you can consume on the go.

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Rahul Gandotra was born in Belfast, Northern Ireland and grew up in eight countries across Europe, the Middle East, Asia, and America. His international childhood has been a major inspiration ...

More and more families raise their children abroad. This book helps these parents take their kids through the awkward and frustrating third-culture kid moments.

By: Marion Knell