Setting children up to thrive during a cross-cultural move

Many third-culture kids (TCKs) return to their passport country to pursue higher education. Some do so due to language, some due to...

What would you do if one of your children decided to become a cross-cultural missionary? The kind that wants to move to dangerous places...

One of the best ways to show love to the third culture kids (TCKs) in your church and missionary body is to ask them questions, but it...

Making the decision to move overseas is a big one, especially when considering moving as a family. But that big decision is followed by...

Reverse culture shock (also called re-entry stress) can occur when you return to your “home” country after spending time in another...

Furloughs are a unique time that many people never get to experience, but to a third culture kid (or TCK—a child who has grown up in at...

For any Third Culture Kid (TCK), it can be a challenge to answer the question “Where are you from?” since it could potentially mean any...

Rarely do children wake up and say, “I want to move across the world and leave my home and friends so my family can tell people about...

Third culture kids transitioning back to their passport country face many challenges. Here are a few tips for navigating reentry.

By Parker McCrary Often, we look back on our circumstances as missionary kids (MK’s) and we realize how fortunate we were to see the...

By Isaac Grace “Home” for MISSIONARY KIDS What is home? A place? A specific group of people, perhaps? Who can say, or nail it down to one...

By Susan McCrary What is the secret to raising kids overseas? [Waiting with bated breath for an answer.] Don’t we all want it to fare...

This article is by Zach Bradley, Director of Content Strategy. Seems like just yesterday I was hiking through places where no American...