Session 1
A Leader's Passion
Session length : 19 minutes 7 seconds
Session length : 19 minutes 7 seconds
In this introduction to this nine-session intercultural leadership course, you will learn about the traits that make a leader successful when engaging with leaders from other countries for a shared vision. Discussions with global leaders share the elements of successful intercultural development in order to have a positive impact and make the world a better place for kids living in poverty.
You will explore the process of vision formation to see that the question is not, “Is the vision good?” but instead, “Whose vision is it?”
You will learn that people must be agents of their own growth. Rather than seeing others as “needy,” you will recognize that their participation is vital to achieving transformation.
You will study the structure of partnership and learn that it requires skilled intentionality to succeed.
You will recognize that any major social change requires generational change, which mandates participation and ownership by the next generation.
You will reflect on the issues of injustice and discover how the fundamental principle of dignity is the key to uprooting injustice.
You will study the discipline of systematic listening and embrace the importance of ensuring that the voice of those you serve must be amplified and influential.
Finally, you will learn about the Five Signs of a Generational Church and how this model encapsulates much of the knowledge and principles described here so that churches may be mobilized and equipped for positive cross-generational impact.
Scott C. Todd, Ph.D., is an author, scientist, speaker, and president for the Christian nonprofit OneChild, a global community of Child Champions that advocates for and provides holistic care to more than 40,000 children in 16 of the world’s poorest countries. As a speaker, Dr. Todd brings to audiences his global experience in relief and development, passion for helping children in hard places, and conviction that hope is essential for resilience and sustainable change. He is passionate about bringing hope to the hardest places, creating a global community of Child Champions, building a generational church, and attentively listening to kids to help them thrive.
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