Episode 38: On a Mission of Service and Adventure with Britt Yett

What happens on these trips is so fulfilling...every day, every interaction is so packed with significance
— Britt Yett

In this episode, Britt Yett, Owner of Wrap Ribbon - a supplier of ribbon and packaging products, Missions Program Director of Myers Park United Methodist Church, and founding board member of the Go Jen Go Foundation, joins us to share how mission trips have allowed her to experience a merger in her life that has brought together both her personal and professional paths. Britt also discusses:

  • 1:40 - An overview of her life in Charlotte, NC

  • 3:10 - The path she has taken

  • 7:10 - What a mission trip to Mexico looks like

  • 10:00 - Where the fulfillment comes from

  • 13:40 - The experience the kids have that travel with her

  • 17:00 - Changes she has witnessed in the kids

  • 19:00 - Her experience in Africa

  • 20:25 - Differences and similarities between kids and adults going on mission trips

  • 26:30 - Simplicity in how others live in other countries

  • 28:20 - Her call to serve abroad vs near home

  • 36:40 - How these experiences have changed her

  • 39:10 - Going on adventures without the service aspect

  • 41:15 - Advice for others looking to get started and serve

  • 44:15 - Closing remarks

You can learn more about Britt and the causes she supports by visiting gojengo.org, faithministry.org, and zoeempowers.org.

See below for photos Britt shared from her many adventures.

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