Resilience—we all want it. When we take an elevator to the top floor of a skyscraper, we depend on the resilience of steel girders. When the economy goes south, we desperately hope our bank has resilience. When our teenagers go through tough times, we look for signs that they are becoming resilient adults.

As missions leaders and mobilizers, we realize that the workers we send must have resilience. And our global partnerships, to be successful, require resilience on the part of all involved. . .[Click below to continue]