Russ Swaim

Russ Swaim is the British Columbia Director of LeaderImpact. His background is in organizational leadership and coaching. Over the last 15 years he has worked with organizations, companies, and individuals to propel them toward greater profitability and significance through consulting and coaching. He has lived in New York City, Shanghai, and Vancouver, where he received a master’s degree from Regent College. Russ has experienced the impact of crossing cultures and understands the unique challenges it brings for building effective teams and communicating effectively.

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Marketplace Ministry: A Light for Leaders

LeaderImpact shares this story of how a simple conversation became an opportunity to lead someone to Jesus. Read more Read more...

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“Children need to understand that culture is different, but the need for salvation remains the same." Read more Read more...

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​A Conversation about Discipling with Murray Moerman

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Pray, Give, and Go

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How do we break the cycle of social isolation? Read more Read more...

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How old is too old to be a missionary? Is there really an ideal missionary age? Read more Read more...

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God Uses Your Differences

When we choose to put the focus on Him we move away from asking, “Why me?” to asking, “Can you please use me more?” Read more Read more...