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Orphanages vs. Family Care and the Problem of White Westerners Doing Ministry in Africa: Brent Phillips
Episode 1168

Orphanages vs. Family Care and the Problem of White Westerners Doing Ministry in Africa: Brent Phillips

Theology in the Raw · Preston Sprinkle

April 8, 20241h 3m

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Show Notes

Brent leads Cherish Uganda with his wife Leah. Cherish was formally an orphanage and now functions as a spiritual formation community center using medical, education and family strengthening to reach the community we serve. In this conversation, Brent tells the story of how Cherish changed from being an orphanage to a holistic education and care center, where HIV kids and their families were being reached with the gospel. We talk about the problems of white westerners ministering in Africa, pros and cons of short term mission trips, and why family based orphan care is much better than orphanages.

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