In this episode of The World Parish Podcast, host Larry Rankin talks with Rev. Charles Mulemena, a missionary in Belize. Born in Zambia, Charles shares his spiritual awakening at 12 and his eventual call to ministry, despite witnessing his father's hardships as a volunteer minister.

He recounts his journey from pastoral work in Zambia to becoming a missionary, with a pivotal conversation with his bishop changing his perspective. His work at the New Life Center in Zambia, initiated by Delbert and Sandy Groves, has significantly influenced leadership and community development.

Charles emphasizes the modern role of missionaries as servants, empowering local leaders. His story highlights the transformative power of faith and the enduring impact of missionary work.

In the latest episode of The World Parish Podcast, Larry Rankin interviews Debbie Adams Corbin, who shares her unique experiences growing up as a missionary kid in Bolivia. Born to missionaries Reverend David and Carol Adams, Debbie reflects on her childhood in Sucre and La Paz, highlighting the cultural immersion, language learning, and the rich experiences that shaped her worldview.

She discusses the challenges and joys of adjusting to life back in the United States, the profound impact of living in another country, and how these experiences have influenced her perspective on global cultures and ministry. Debbie also touches on the concept of "third culture kids" and the importance of understanding and appreciating diverse cultural backgrounds. Tune in to hear more about Debbie's journey, the role of missionary kids in ministry, and her insights on living a life of faith and service.