Transforming Mission into Passion with Jim & Cinda Rachor

Community can be important for a child, especially as they enter
their adolescent years, and getting engaged does not have to be
focused on geographical location. Listen to this heart-wrenching
episode as Jim and Cinda Rachor share their experiences on
teaching their children the true meaning and wonders of service.


Key takeaways to listen for


The essence of meeting new people

Concept of act of service and contribution 

Benefits of establishing sense of community to teens

How appreciation can make a difference in this world

Balancing work and family life

Overcoming the truest battle in life

Value of integrating service



About Jim and Cinda Rachor 


Dr. James Rachor, is a Christian who has a heart to help the less
fortunate of the world.  He has been married to Lucinda
Rachor for 29 years; he is the father of 7 children and two of
his daughters were adopted from Guatemala. He has been a
practicing dentist in Michigan for almost 30 years and serves as
the President of Transforming Futures Charitable Foundation US
and he is the Vice President of Transforming Futures
Guatemala.  


Cinda Rachor has been involved with the people of Guatemala since
2005. She has a Bachelor Degree in Psychology and a Bachelor
Degree in the Science of Nursing from the University of Michigan.
She is the mother of seven children and resides in Michigan.
Every year Cinda spends several weeks in Guatemala leading
mission teams and passionately pursues ways that she and her
teams can intersect with the strengths and needs of the people
living in Guatemala.


Connect with Jim and Cinda


Website: Transforming Futures


 


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