Interserve Canada

“Cultivate a few meaningful relationships with mentors in your host context. These relationships will often bloom into lifelong friendships.”

- An Interserve worker (who previously lived and worked in Southeast Asia for many years, and is now working in Canada) on what advice they would give to someone interested in cross-cultural work.

“Just because a people group is considered ‘unreached’ it does not mean they cannot be reached. Reach out with love and dignity. Even if you learn language and can connect and speak fluently, your efforts will fall short without love and dignity. We’re called to love people, not run projects.”

- An Interserve worker (who serves the diaspora in Canada) on what advice they would give to someone interested in cross-cultural work.