Grafted Together

Who is caring for those that are called to carry the Good News to the nations?

Through Grafted Together, we walk alongside missionaries—offering soul care, coaching, debriefing, retreats, and on-the-ground support so they can keep going, whole and healthy, in order to continue their calling.

If you’re feeling hurt, unseen, or worn down, please don’t wait. You don’t have to do this alone. Learn more or contact us at: linksintlusa.org/graftedtogether

REST: spiritual, physical, and mental rest invites us to slow our pace, and make space for life-giving things so that we are filled with life-giving water to pour into the people God places in front of us

REFUEL: to be supplied with more fuel, filled up, recharged

Missionary life is full of sacrifice and it can be deeply draining. Rest & Refuel Retreats are designed to provide mission workers with space to breathe, process, and reconnect with God and others. These retreats prioritize mental, emotional, and spiritual health through a comfortable, quiet, and distraction-free setting.

Our 2026 retreats will take place in Uganda. To make these retreats easily accessible we take the retreat to the missionaries + we remove the financial burden by raising funds to cover the expense of the retreats. Will you join us in praying for the logistics and planning for our 2026 retreats & consider making a donation?

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“And let us consider how we may spur one another on toward love and good deeds, not giving up meeting together, as some are in the habit of doing, but encouraging one another...” - Hebrews 10:24-25

Consistent contact via Zoom, in-person workshops and debriefing during home assignments will transform relationships within families, teams, and communities, and allow holistic and sustainable mission activity. Get in touch with our team if you need anything!

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We’ve curated a list of children’s books recommended for ages 3–13. These books touch on themes relevant to missionary kids (MKs)—such as living cross-culturally, moving, and the grief and adjustment that often come with those transitions. We hope these resources help encourage your kids, and at the same time, helps them learn they are not alone! Do you have a favorite book you love to read to your little missionary?