We had the chance to sit down with Samuel and hear a little about his cross-cultural story. Hailing from rural Sweden, Samuel’s parents service as missionaries has had a significant impact on his own life, as he too has served in cross-cultural contexts, particularly with young people, and now as a husband to Joy, from Taiwan, he has a new insight being in a cross-cultural marriage. It’s wonderful to sit down with this humble and faithful servant and compare notes on the cross-cultural journey! Listen to the interview with Samuel’s wife, Joy, (in Chinese)
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