Debriefing & Renewal: Move forward with hope.

Debriefing for everyone.

About Debriefing & Renewal (DAR)

The DAR program helps missionaries in transition reflect and interpret their experiences and brings about personal renewal. It is created for those experiencing life changes and the implications of cross-cultural life and ministry. It is not a curative program, nor is it meant for psychological counseling.

All MTI debriefing programs dedicate time to grief, loss, and transition. There will be time spent in a group setting, along with individual time to process. View a sample adult schedule here and the children's program schedule here!

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For Singles, Couples & Families:

Throughout your cross-cultural ministry, all family members – including children – will face significant changes and challenges as you return to your passport culture. MTI understands the unique issues that kids face and we’re ready to walk beside you in this transition. Our CHildren’s Intercultural Programs (CHIPs) is meant to help during this process.

While parents attend DAR, CHIPs objectives parallel the adult ones. This creates natural talking points and allows families to continue the learning process together outside the classroom. We value the participation of entire families and require them to attend together.

PLEASE NOTE: MTI does not have a specialized program for young adults who are in transition. If your family has children who have graduated from high school, please contact info@mti.org for information about alternative programs designed specifically for young adults.

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