Global Trellis: The Podcast

Description: This episode explores the importance of design and visual branding in creating effective newsletters and communications for cross-cultural workers. Guest expert, Karen Huber, joins Amy and Bernie to share practical advice on leveraging design elements to engage supporters and convey the heart of your ministry.Karen created a PDF that covers three helpful areas when it comes to newsletter design:—What are three newsletter best practices?—What are three ways newsletters go wrong?—Now, let’s talk design specifics: color, font, and images/photosGet the PDF here.Show Notes and Links: Resources mentioned in the episode:MailChimp - An email marketing platform discussed as an option for cross-cultural workers: mailchimp.comConstant Contact - Another email marketing platform recommended in the episode: constantcontact.comSendGrid - The email marketing platform available through Microsoft that was mentioned: sendgrid.comCanva - The design tool referenced for creating a color palette and style guide: canva.comCanva Color Finder - The specific Canva feature discussed for extracting color palettes from images: canva.com/colors/color-palette-generator"Write Interesting Newsletters" - A course offered by Global Trellis"Enjoying Newsletters" - A book written by Amy Young, the co-host of this podcastCheck out the simple design elements of Substack, and while you’re at it, feel free to subscribe to the free version of Bernie’s Substack essays. Additionally, the episode provided the contact information for the guest expert, Karen Huber:Website: fullstopcopy.coInstagram: @karengobraghGlobal Trellis: The Podcast Join Insiders

This episode of the Global Trellis podcast explores the art of writing effective newsletters for cross-cultural workers. Hosts Amy Young and Bernie Anderson provide practical tips and mindset shifts to help listeners improve their newsletter communication and build stronger relationships with their supporters. Next week we continue the conversation with Karen Huber and the visual aspects of newsletters.Show Notes: Enjoying Newsletters book by Amy YoungWrite Interesting Newsletters course on Global Trellis Insiders (50% off for Insiders)Global Trellis website globaltrellis.com for more resources and informationGlobal Trellis: The Podcast Join Insiders

There’s no such thing as an “ordinary day” for most cross-cultural workers. In this week’s episode, Amy and Bernie share practical tips for navigating the complexities of unpredictable schedules and demanding routines. Show Notes: Global Trellis Article on Productivity (Leave your comments here!)Get your free copy of the Eisenhower MatrixGlobal Trellis InsidersGlobal Trellis: The Podcast Join Insiders

“Grief is the ministry nobody wants.” In this week’s episode, Amy and Bernie talk with Ruth Potinu, author of Permission to Mourn, about the importance of grieving well. They explore the unique challenges of grief in cross-cultural work and share practical ways to navigate loss while serving abroad. Show Notes: Purchase Ruth’s Book “Permission to Mourn”Ruth’s Website: Permission to MournOther resources on grief at GlobalTrellis.comGlobal Trellis: The Podcast Join Insiders

In this episode of Global Trellis, Russell Semon discusses the Cerney Smith Stress Assessment, a tool designed to help people on the field understand and manage their stress levels across five key domains. The conversation explores the unique challenges faced by cross-cultural workers, the importance of resilience, rest, and establishing supportive communities. Bonus: Cross-cultural workers who listen to Global Trellis: The Podcast can get the CSA + Coaching for free at Russell’s website! (That’s a $250 value!)Show Notes: Article on Global Trellis by Russell Semon:What is the Cerney Smith AssessmentWhat is stress?How does your body respond to stress?What role does your mind play when it comes to stress?Is it possible to live a stress-free life?Russell’s resourcesRussell Semon CounselingMore info about the CSARussell’s Webinar on Global TrellisGlobal Trellis Insiders (Where you can get Russell’s Webinar and more than 50 other workshops and webinars for cross-cultural workers!)Global Trellis: The Podcast Join Insiders

We all know that home assignments and furloughs require planning and debriefing—but is that really necessary for a quick trip back to your passport country this summer? In this episode, Amy and Bernie discuss a valuable Global Trellis resource designed specifically for those short trips off the field.Show Notes: Short Term Trip Debrief PacketGlobal Trellis WebsiteGlobal Trellis: The Podcast Join Insiders

Today we have a special episode, as Amy and Bernie sit down with Doug McKelvey, author of the “Every Moment Holy” series of everyday liturgies. Doug shares his personal journey of creating prayers for everything from changing diapers to navigating profound grief, offering a powerful reminder that God is present in every aspect of our lives on and off the field. You won’t want to miss this conversation! Show Notes: Be sure to check out https://www.everymomentholy.com/ for more Every Moment Holy resources. Purchase your copy at the Rabbit Room StoreDownload the Every Moment Holy app at the Apple App Store or Google Play. Join the Global Trellis Online Conference: Holistic Training and Care on the Field (Special conference pricing ends on May 29, 2025!)Join Global Trellis Insiders for even more savings on Online Conference and hundreds of other resources for Cross-Cultural Workers! Global Trellis: The Podcast Join Insiders

Today, Janeen joins Amy and Bernie for another powerful conversation, unpacking results from the Global Trellis Survey on the things cross-cultural workers feel they can’t talk about in some new and different ways. Would your “this” fall into struggles, sins, or stances? Janeen offers unique insight and practical frameworks to help listeners navigate this important and evergreen topic.Show Notes: Resolving Conflict on the Field with Janeen DavisHolistic Training and Care on the Field: Digital ConferenceDownload “Let’s Talk About It”: White paper covering survey results Global Trellis: The Podcast Join Insiders

Jenilee Goodwin joins Amy and Bernie to introduce the Global Online Conference with the Global Trellis team. This conference addresses critical issues like mental health, faith, relationships, and preventing burnout through three days of keynotes and workshops designed to support workers at all life stages. 3 days. 3 keynotes. 3 workshops each day. And 1 bonus Live Q & A. Be sure to listen all the way to the end!Show Notes: Conference registration, agenda, and workshopsGlobal Trellis: The Podcast Join Insiders

EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing). It sounds technical, but it’s one of the most well-researched and effective therapies for trauma, anxiety, and distress. In this episode, counselor and Global Trellis team member Katie Brown joins Amy Young and Bernie Anderson to demystify EMDR and explain how it aligns with the way God has designed our bodies to heal. Show Notes: Katie Brown (MA LPC) Counseling PracticeKatie’s articles at Global TrellisRecommended EMDR Resources: EMDR Training for Licensed CounselorsEMDR Institute (Founded by Dr. Francine Shapiro)—Provides comprehensive information on EMDR therapy, training programs, and resources developed by the originator of EMDR.EMDRIA Foundation—An organization dedicated to promoting education, research, and awareness of EMDR therapy and trauma-informed care.Global Trellis: The Podcast Join Insiders

Are you a pre-griever or a post-griever? In this episode, Amy Young and Bernie Anderson explore how recognizing and respecting pre- and post-grief styles can strengthen relationships and help cross-cultural workers navigate life's complex transitions with greater empathy and self-awareness. Whether you're preparing to move abroad, returning home, or facing significant life changes, this podcast is for you.Show Notes:How to know if you are pre- or post-griever (and why it matters) article by Amy YoungLooming Transitions (book) by Amy Young available on KindleLooming Transitions Audio Book and workbook available at Global Trellis (very affordable!)Global Trellis: The Podcast Join Insiders

In this episode of the Global Trellis; The Podcast, Amy and Bernie explore the often misunderstood world of Christian mediation with guests Brian Shimer and Andrew Arthur. This conversation delves into how mediation can help cross-cultural teams and organizations overcome communication challenges, break through difficult interpersonal dynamics, and create lasting positive change through effective listening and conflict resolution techniques.Show Notes: Prepare and Enrich Marriage Assessment: Online assessment tool for couples to evaluate relationship health and communication skills—Website: https://www.prepare-enrich.com/Genesis Christian Mediation: Professional mediation services specializing in Christian conflict resolution—Website: https://genesischristianmediation.com/Global Trellis Listening Workshop with Brian and Andrew: ​​ We talk about “listening skills,” but what do they actually involve? In this webinar with Andrew Arthur and Brian Shimer, you’ll learn five key ways you can listen the next time you hear, “MOM!” …. “DAD” or receive the text, “Do you have a few minutes?” Available here:  https://globaltrellis.com/shop/a-mediators-guide-to-listening/Global Trellis: The Podcast Join Insiders

In this episode of Global Trellis, mediators Brian Shimer and Andrew Arthur  share insights on navigating hard conversations, offering a practical five-step conversational pathway that includes awareness, listening, clarifying, validation, and thoughtful response. They explore why people avoid difficult discussions, emphasizing the importance of self-awareness, meaningful listening, and understanding the difference between task-oriented and relational conflicts. The conversation provides cross-cultural workers with valuable tools to approach challenging conversations with empathy, curiosity, and intentionality.Show Notes: Brian and Andrew's Mediation Company: Genesis Christian Mediation https://www.genesischristianmediation.com/Global Trellis: The Podcast Join Insiders

In this episode of Global Trellis, Bernie and Amy tackle the challenging topic of toxic leadership in cross-cultural work. They explore what makes leadership toxic, sharing personal experiences and offering insights to help listeners recognize unhealthy workplace dynamics. The conversation provides a compassionate and practical look at leadership challenges in ministry and mission settings.Show Notes:Global Trellis Article about Toxic Leadership. Bernie’s Weekly Leadership Essay (Good Dirt Substack)Global Trellis: The Podcast Join Insiders

"It depends" is not a very satisfactory answer to whether someone with neurodiversity should be on the field. Amy Young and Jenilee Goodwin came up with a helpful model that easy to implement! Jenilee unpacks the "Red, Yellow, Green" method. This episode provides a practical, compassionate framework for evaluating individual capabilities, team dynamics, and organizational support in cross-cultural ministry settings.Show Notes: Companion Article on Global Trellis—Neurodiversity Questions: Guiding Principles to Consider by Jenilee https://globaltrellis.com/neurodiversity-questions-guiding-principles-to-consider/Neurodiversity Week course: https://globaltrellis.com/shop/neurodiversity-week/Jenilee Rachel Coaching: https://jenileerachel.com/Global Trellis: The Podcast Join Insiders

Today we discuss the power of celebrating and introduce you to the "High Five of Celebration” by Amy Young. It turns out valuing celebration isn’t enough, you need a plan. Amy and Bernie talk through this practical approach to recognizing the success that’s all around you. We don’t want you to miss out on the joy in everyday cross-cultural work. In addition, you’ll leave with a refreshing perspective on personal and professional growth.Show Notes: 1. Global Trellis: https://globaltrellis.com2. High Five of Celebration Article: https://globaltrellis.com/how-to-be-better-at-celebrating/3. Downloadable Video and Handouts for the High Five of Celebration: https://globaltrellis.com/highfive/Global Trellis: The Podcast Join Insiders

In this episode of the Global Trellis, The Podcast, hosts Amy Young and Bernie Anderson discuss the concept of a "Rule of Life" with guest Elizabeth Forshee. They explore how this ancient monastic practice can be adapted to help cross-cultural workers find balance, deepen their relationship with God, and intentionally shape their lives and communities.Shownotes: The Rule of Life resource developed by Global Trellis:   Available through the Global Trellis shop. Included in the Global Trellis Insiders packageBONUS if purchased before May 1, 2025: May, June, and July group zoom call with ElizabethContact information for Elizabeth Forshee, who offered to provide guidance and spiritual direction through the Rule of Life process: Website: alongthewanderingway.com Posts by Elizabeth at the Global Trellis website Recommended book mentioned: Emotionally Healthy Spirituality by Peter ScazzeroGlobal Trellis: The Podcast Join Insiders

This episode features a panel discussion on providing holistic care for cross-cultural workers. Members of the Global Trellis team share insights from the conference as well as common misconceptions churches have, ways churches can better support workers, and overlooked emotional and spiritual needs that impact cross-cultural workers, especially during repatriation.Show Notes: The Global Trellis what might jeopardize you being on the field survey results found hereGlobal Trellis - GlobalTrellis.comMC2.Global - Midwest Conference on Member CareGlobal Trellis: The Podcast Join Insiders

In this episode, Janeen Davis shares her journey from avoiding conflict to embracing a biblically-grounded model called "Peace Pursuit" that has helped resolve long-standing conflicts among cross-cultural workers. Janeen provides practical insights on addressing conflict one relationship at a time, starting with God, and preparing for peacemaking conversations.Show Notes: Peace Pursuit website: https://peacepersuit.org/ - Free downloadable Peace Pursuit tool (available in over 21 languages)   - Peace Pursuit mobile app (available on Apple and Google Play stores)   - Articles and resources on conflict resolution   - Information on Peace Pursuit practitioners and coachesGlobal Trellis: The Podcast Join Insiders

Summary: This episode of Global Trellis: The Podcast features a conversation with Reverend Hannah Miller King, an Anglican priest, about the concept of incarnational ministry and its role in nourishing the souls of cross-cultural workers. Hannah shares her personal journey into ministry and insights on how the Eucharist can shape one's approach to service and community.Show Notes: Hannah Miller King’s website: https://hannahmillerking.com/Hannah Miller King’s Substack: https://hannahmillerking.substack.com/The Anglican Way by Thomas McKenzieGlobal Trellis: The Podcast Join Insiders

In this episode, Amy and Bernie have a conversation with Eve Austin, a counselor and brain health enthusiast Eve shares insights on the life cycle of the human brain, from teenage development to aging. She emphasizes the importance of understanding brain changes to maintain optimal functioning, both for cross-cultural workers and their families. Eve provides practical tips and resources for supporting brain health through various life stages.Show Notes: Resources mentioned in the episode:"Brainstorm" by Dan Siegel - https://www.drdansiegel.com/books/brainstorm/National Institute on Aging - https://www.nia.nih.gov/"The Blue Zones" by Dan Buettner - https://www.bluezones.com/"Outlive" by Peter Attia - https://www.peterattiamd.com/book/Global Trellis Lay Counseling Workshops by Eve Austin (101, 102, 103) - https://globaltrellis.com/shop/Global Trellis: The Podcast Join Insiders

In this episode, tax preparer Elizabeth Smith (Amy Young’s sister!) shares her passion for taxes and provides practical advice for cross-cultural workers navigating the complexities of taxes. She emphasizes the importance of addressing tax-related emotions, avoiding common mistakes, and setting up systems to manage income and expenses, especially for those with side gigs or small businesses.Show Notes: Read 10 Tax Tips for Cross-Cultural Workers by Elizabeth SmithLink to the spreadsheet and Link to video explaining the spreadsheetFinance Articles on Global TrellisGlobal Trellis: The Podcast Join Insiders

In this episode, Karli von Herbulis, a spiritual director and wellness expert, shares her insights on the importance of self-care and soul care for global workers. She delves into the concept of "allostatic load" - the cumulative burden of chronic stress - and provides practical strategies to help cross-cultural workers thrive, both personally and professionally.Show Notes: Read: How to Picture All You’re Carrying on the Field by KarliThird Culture Thriving Podcast: https://thirdculturethriving.com/Karli von Herbulis' Instagram - Embodied Soul Care: https://www.instagram.com/embodiedsoulcare/Lauren Wells' book "Grief Tower": https://www.tcktraining.com/lauren-wellsGlobal Trellis: The Podcast Join Insiders

In this episode, Amy and Bernie have a discussion with Janay Abale, a cross-cultural worker in Uganda, about her book exploring the themes of surrender and suffering through the lens of the Apostle Paul's letter to the Philippians. Janay shares her own personal journey of overcoming fear and embracing the call to serve cross-culturally, and emphasizes the importance of developing a biblical theology of suffering for those in ministry.Show Notes: Janay’s Book on Amazon (Philippians for M's)Janay’s WebsiteGlobal Trellis: The Podcast Join Insiders

In this episode of the Global Trellis podcast, Amy and Bernie are joined by Tim Austin from Encompass Life Coaching to discuss the importance of understanding your needs and values. We explore how being aware of your unique needs and values can help navigate challenging team dynamics, transitions, and supporting aging parents, allowing you to stay grounded and make more intentional decisions.Show Notes: Tim Austin's website, Encompass Life Coaching ( https://encompasslifecoaching.com/)Needs and Values Assessment + Clarity Session: https://encompasslifecoaching.podia.com/need-and-values-assessment-and-coaching-callNeeds and values Assessment Only: https://encompasslifecoaching.podia.com/needs-and-values-assessmentArticles by Tim Austin at Global Trellis: https://globaltrellis.com/author/tim.austin/Global Trellis: The Podcast Join Insiders

In this important episode, Amy and Bernie are joined by Rachel Pieh Jones to tackle the difficult topic of sexual harassment experienced by women serving in cross-cultural contexts. Rachel shares personal stories, statistics, and practical advice for addressing this issue and supporting those affected.Trigger Warning: This episode contains frank discussions of sexual harassment and related trauma.Show Notes: Participate in the Global Trellis Survey on Sexual Harassment hereRachel Pieh Jones' website: rachelpiehjones.comRachel Pieh Jones' Substack: rachelpiehjones.substack.comGlobal Trellis website: globaltrellis.comGlobal Trellis: The Podcast Join Insiders

In this “Happy New Year” episode of Global Trellis, the podcast explores the complex and often overwhelming topic of money for cross-cultural workers. Amy and Bernie have an insightful discussion about the different tendencies and attitudes people can have towards money, and how understanding these can help build healthier relationships with finances.Show notes: Know Yourself, Know Your Money by Rachel CruzeRachel Cruze article about the 7 money tendenciesArticles about money and finance at Global Trellis.comGlobal Trellis: The Podcast Join Insiders

In this episode, hosts Amy Young and Bernie Anderson discuss the importance of reflection and preparation for cross-cultural workers with guest Michele Zintz. They explore Michele's experiences using the Global Trellis "Reflect and Prepare" packet and the value it provides in honoring the past year and setting goals for the year ahead. The Global Trellis Reflect and Prepare packet also has two short videos: High Five of Celebration (updated) and Goal Planning for 2025.Show notes:Global Trellis' "Reflect and Prepare" Packet: https://globaltrellis.com/shop/reflect-on-2024-prepare-for-2025/Global Trellis: The Podcast Join Insiders

In this episode, hosts Bernie Anderson and Amy Young take a break from the regular podcast schedule to wish listeners a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. We’ll be back at the end of the year to discuss our annual rhythm with the Reflect on 2024 and Prepare for 2025 packet!Our gifts for you this Christmas:Centering Prayer lead by Lori Ferrell (13 minutes)Examen for your week lead by Lori Ferrell (8 minutes)Episodes mentioned:Navigating Faith Shifts on the Field: A Compassionate Conversation with Lori Ferrell (Listen)Embracing Neurodiversity: Empowering Cross-Cultural Workers with Jenilee (Listen)Redefining Capacity: Balancing Being and Doing (Listen)Overcoming Imposter Syndrome as a Cross-Cultural Worker (Listen)Global Trellis: The Podcast Join Insiders

In this important episode, your hosts Amy Young and Bernie Andersson are joined by grief specialist Katie Brown to discuss the complex emotions that can arise during the holiday season, especially for those experiencing loss or transition. They provide practical tips with a healthy theology of lament to help listeners process grief and find comfort during what can be a difficult time of year.Show Notes: Register for The Longest Night time that Katie mentioned. Information here.Katie’s Counseling PracticeGrief Articles by Katie on Global TrellisWhat’s Your Grief – websiteGlobal Trellis: The Podcast Join Insiders

In this week’s episode Amy and Bernie explore the spectrum of time orientations across cultures, and provide guidance on how to create inclusive team environments that accommodate different approaches to scheduling, punctuality, and task management.Show Notes and Links: "The Culture Map" by Erin MeyerArticle by Bernie Anderson on Time Management in Cross-Cultural TeamsTime Blocking (Getting started)Global Trellis: The Podcast Join Insiders

Description: This episode explores the importance of design and visual branding in creating effective newsletters and communications for cross-cultural workers. Guest expert, Karen Huber, joins Amy and Bernie to share practical advice on leveraging design elements to engage supporters and convey the heart of your ministry.Karen created a PDF that covers three helpful areas when it comes to newsletter design:—What are three newsletter best practices?—What are three ways newsletters go wrong?—Now, let’s talk design specifics: color, font, and images/photosGet the PDF here.Show Notes and Links: Resources mentioned in the episode:MailChimp - An email marketing platform discussed as an option for cross-cultural workers: mailchimp.comConstant Contact - Another email marketing platform recommended in the episode: constantcontact.comSendGrid - The email marketing platform available through Microsoft that was mentioned: sendgrid.comCanva - The design tool referenced for creating a color palette and style guide: canva.comCanva Color Finder - The specific Canva feature discussed for extracting color palettes from images: canva.com/colors/color-palette-generator"Write Interesting Newsletters" - A course offered by Global Trellis"Enjoying Newsletters" - A book written by Amy Young, the co-host of this podcastCheck out the simple design elements of Substack, and while you’re at it, feel free to subscribe to the free version of Bernie’s Substack essays. Additionally, the episode provided the contact information for the guest expert, Karen Huber:Website: fullstopcopy.coInstagram: @karengobraghGlobal Trellis: The Podcast Join Insiders

This episode of the Global Trellis podcast explores the art of writing effective newsletters for cross-cultural workers. Hosts Amy Young and Bernie Anderson provide practical tips and mindset shifts to help listeners improve their newsletter communication and build stronger relationships with their supporters. Next week we continue the conversation with Karen Huber and the visual aspects of newsletters.Show Notes: Enjoying Newsletters book by Amy YoungWrite Interesting Newsletters course on Global Trellis Insiders (50% off for Insiders)Global Trellis website globaltrellis.com for more resources and informationGlobal Trellis: The Podcast Join Insiders

In this episode of Global Trellis: The Podcast, Doug Lucas, leader in the global Great Commission community, shares his insights and observations from the recent Lausanne 4 conference in Seoul, South Korea. We learn about the significant shifts in global evangelism, increased participation from the Global South, and emerging trends shaping the future of cross-cultural ministry. This thought-provoking conversation offers valuable perspectives for cross-cultural workers seeking to engage in the Great Commission in innovative and impactful ways.This is an important episode, and you will not want to miss this one! Show Notes: State of the Great Commission Report: https://lausanne.org/report State of the Great Commission Report (Video Presentation): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w3I-kxB9Z9E Brigada - Doug Lucas' newsletter about global missions - https://brigada.org/Team Expansion - https://teamexpansion.org/Lausanne Movement - The organization behind the Lausanne conferences - https://www.lausanne.org/Global Trellis: The Podcast Join Insiders

In this episode, Lori Ferrell, our “Rest Specialist” at Global Trellis and a spiritual director, provides insightful guidance on how to approach and support individuals experiencing shifts or changes in their faith. She emphasizes the importance of creating safe spaces for open dialogue, understanding the stages of faith development, and connecting people with appropriate resources like therapists or fellow spiritual directors to navigate these transformative journeys. “Deconstruction” does not have to be a scary word. Show Notes: Lori Ferrell's Spiritual Direction Practice - Sanctuary Vero: https://sanctuaryvero.com/Grafted Life Ministries - Directory of Spiritual Directors: https://www.graftedlife.org/Evangelical Spiritual Directors Association: https://www.graftedlife.org/spiritual-direction/find-a-spiritual-directorLori Ferrell Articles on Global Trellis Global Trellis Wilderness Retreat led by Lori FerrellGlobal Trellis: The Podcast Join Insiders

This episode of Global Trellis: The Podcast, Amy and Bernie have a conversation with Jenilee, delving into the topic of neurodiversity and cross-cultural work. They explore the unique challenges and strengths of individuals with brain differences such as autism, ADHD, and sensory processing issues. The conversation highlights the importance of understanding, accepting, and accommodating neurodivergent individuals on the field, and how to help them thrive and contribute their valuable perspectives and skills.Shownotes: Jenilee's website: Jenileerachel.comGlobal Trellis Neurodiversity Week videos: - What is Neurodiversity?   - Neurodiversity and TCKs/Families   - Neurodiversity in Marriage and Singleness   - Neurodiversity on a Team Doing God's Work   - Neurodiversity and Member CareGlobal Trellis Insiders: GlobalTrellis.com/insidersNeurodiversity resources at Jenileerachel.comAutism Spectrum Quotient: AssessmentNoise-canceling headphones (because they’re awesome)Global Trellis: The Podcast Join Insiders

In this episode of the Global Trellis podcast, Amy Young and Bernie Anderson explore the true meaning of capacity, moving beyond the common misconception of it being solely about increased productivity. They discuss a framework for capacity building that encompasses personal growth, navigating difficult times, and developing capacity within relationships and teams.The Capacity Building SeriesGlobal Trellis Insiders Global Trellis: The Podcast Join Insiders

In this episode, Amy Young, the founder of Global Trellis, discusses the launch of a new subscription-based program called "Global Trellis Insiders." The program aims to provide ongoing professional development and support for cross-cultural workers, addressing the need for more structured and affordable training opportunities in this field.Global Trellis InsidersGlobal Trellis: The Podcast Join Insiders

In this episode, Amy Young and Bernie Anderson discuss the prevalence of imposter syndrome among cross-cultural workers and provide practical advice for recognizing and addressing this common challenge, emphasizing the importance of community, authenticity, and finding identity in Christ.Taking Down the Ministry Pedestal (infographic)Free workshop unpacking the survey results Amy Young's book Enjoying Newsletters: How to Write Christian Communications People Want to ReadVanessa Van Edwards' books:   - Captivate: The Science of Succeeding With People   - Cues: Small Signals, Incredible Impact Global Trellis: The Podcast Join Insiders

This episode continues the discussion on the "ministry pedestal" that is often placed on cross-cultural workers, exploring the need to dismantle this pedestal by embracing their humanity and communicating the unique challenges they face to senders and supporters. The conversation between hosts Amy Young and Bernie Anderson with Stacey Covell and Christine Rollings continues.What We Wish Senders Knew WorkshopTaking Down the Ministry Pedestal article at GlobalTrellis.comTaking Down the Ministry Pedestal infographicLet’s Talk About It: Summary of the Survey ResultsGlobal Trellis: The Podcast Join Insiders

 In this episode, Amy Young and Bernie Anderson are joined by Stacey Covell and Christine Rollings to discuss the findings of a survey conducted by Global Trellis that explored the sensitive and personal issues that cross-cultural workers often struggle with but feel unable to share openly.Notes: What We Wish Senders Knew Workshop Let’s Talk About It: Summary of the Survey Results{link to the Podcast page on Globaltrellis.com}Global Trellis: The Podcast Join Insiders

In this inaugural episode of the Global Trellis podcast, hosts Amy Young and Bernie Anderson discuss the importance of integrating soul care and skill development for those working cross-culturally, and share Amy's background in cross-cultural ministry that led to the creation of Global Trellis.Notes: Global Trellis Resource PageGlobal Trellis Workshops, Courses, and Challenges{link to the Podcast page on Globaltrellis.com}Global Trellis: The Podcast Join Insiders

In this introductory episode, hosts Amy Young the founder of Global Trellis and Bernie Anderson, discuss the purpose and vision behind the new podcast. They explain how Global Trellis aims to provide resources, community, and support for cross-cultural workers, particularly those who have been on the field for more than two years.Global Trellis: The Podcast Join Insiders