Episode 158 - The Parts of Mission Life We Don’t Talk About: Féy Cotter, Part 2

In Part 2 of our chat with Féy from European Christian Mission, we step into the harder side of mission life - a part that’s often unseen and rarely talked about.

Féy shares honestly about walking through her son’s mental health struggles while continuing to serve on the mission field. We talk about what it’s really like to come home from overseas mission work, how you discern whether to return, and what it takes to keep saying yes to God when the cost feels overwhelming.

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2:09 - First signs that something was wrong with their son
3:10 - Working with the Kosovo refugees
6:50 - Dealing with checkpoints
8:19 - Who’s looking after the children during all of this?
9:32 - The conclusion of the Kosovo refugees
10:31 - Féy's faith during mission work and crisis with her son
10:59 - What is it like to come back from overseas mission work?
12:42 - Deciding to return to Albania
16:07 - Difference between this second trip and the first
19:23 - Greatest joy: making disciples who make disciples
20:20 - About the European Christian Mission (ECM)
23:12 - Missionary family pursuing work with young men to prevent them becoming pimps and traffickers
24:31 - What is it about missionary work that is so important?
27:18 - What is something those passionate about the mission field can be doing right now to prepare for mission work?
30:11 - Advice from Féy
31:03 - What has helped Féy to keep going?
33:44 - How does Féy live her faith outside of Sunday?