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Diversity, equity and inclusion are all Christian virtues, but they can be disguised as PCIE - Pressured Conformity, Inequity and Exclusion. That can happen easily inside or outside of the Church, but the Church cannot afford to conflate virtue with political pragmatism. The prophetic Church does the quiet work of diversity, equity and inclusion without press releases.On today's episode I have a conversation with Harold Gutierrez, who is from Langley BC where he works as the Intercultural and Indigenous Ministries director for the British Columbia and Yukon District of the PAOC. He has pastored in Florida, North Carolina and BC and currently working on a PhD. Today we want to talk about cross cultural communication, discipleship, pluralism and the ways that we can grow in working together across the cultural divides.
We welcome Jenni Colwell from the BC & Yukon District of the PAOC who brings a message called 'Family Matters.'
Happy Boxing Day church family! We hope you all had a wonderful Christmas day, surrounded by loved ones and the presence of Jesus. This coming Sunday we are welcoming Matt Litow @mlitow to share with us, who is the Interim Student Ministries Director at the Western Ontario District of the PAOC.
About Dr. Gerry Gerry teaches undergrads at Master's Bible College and Seminary, does pastoral seminars for the Western Ontario District of the PAOC, and teaches certified courses for the Mental Health Commission of Canada. His education includes accredited Master's (Liberty University, Lynchburg, Virginia) and Doctoral (Tyndale College & Seminary, Toronto Ontario) degrees in the fields of theology, psychology, and leadership. New Here: Visit https://linktr.ee/ctbrandon and click "New to CT?" Online Giving: https://www.ctbrandon.com/give Ask for Prayer: https://www.ctbrandon.com/prayer Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ctbdn/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CTBDN Website: https://www.ctbrandon.com/
This week in the inaugural episode of The Pastorate, Adam Browett – Pastor of Calvary Temple in Winnipeg, Manitoba – joins us on the podcast for a conversation on pastoral ministry. Adam shares about: What Adam's been learning recently, as a naturally gifted speaker, about continuing to develop his craft of preaching, Adam's journey discerning transition–taking on the role of lead pastor for a historic church and how he's guided his family in the midst of the move, and Leading an inner city church to embrace and celebrate the neighbourhood they find themselves in We're praying that today you would be strengthened to live more fully into the work that God has for you in the place and context of your own neighbourhood. Bio | Adam has been in full-time ministry since 2005, serving churches across Western Canada, including BC, Alberta, and Manitoba. He's passionate about reaching challenging areas where Christians often hesitate to go and encourages others to do the same. In February 2024, Adam, his wife Shandy, and their four children moved to Winnipeg, following God's leading. He now serves as the Lead Pastor at Calvary Temple, a historic PAOC church with a diverse community representing different generations, cultures, ethnicities, and socioeconomic backgrounds. We couldn't do the work we do at The Pastorate without your generous support. We invite you to pray, share, and give towards seeding a hope-filled future for the Canadian church. Partners: Download a free PDF on Improving Your Giving Statements from Generis or get in touch with Jon Wright from their team here. Visit the Coram Deo Foundation website to learn more about the Joseph Chung Scholarship and to apply. Applications are open from October 21st–October 27th. Show Notes Guest Calvary Temple The Pastorate Website Blog and Episode Write Up Youtube Instagram Share a Canadian Church Story
This week's message is titled "Male & Female Leadership" Part 3 of our series "Hot Topics" with Special Guest Pastor Sam Sibley, (Regional Director for the Western Ontario District of the PAOC). There are numerous questions that believers have when it comes to how to address the agendas of our secular culture from a Christian perspective. Instead of gathering various opinions from the internet, the media or literature, we want to go to the source; the written Word of God, for divine answers on human issues. Join us over the next four weeks as we discover the relevancy of scripture.
Pastor Derrick & Pastor Doug have a great conversation with one of their mentors and friend Ken Russell. Ken Russell is the BC & Yukon District Superintendent for the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada (PAOC). Join them as they introduce Ken to CLA's Network, talk about subjects like how the PAOC helps support local churches and why being apart of a Church Network can be beneficial!
We have a guest speaker, Pastor Merrilyn Nehring, who recently celebrated 50 years of credentialed ministry with the PAOC. She will be sharing a personal story that highlights the hope that Jesus can bring into our lives. New Here?: Visit https://www.ctbrandon.com/ and click "I'm New" Ask for Prayer: https://www.ctbrandon.com/prayer FOLLOW US: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ctbdn/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CTBDN Website: https://www.ctbrandon.com/
This week, we're joined by three special guests: Murray Cornelius (Executive Director for Internatioal Missions at the PAOC), Pastor Munetsi Zowa, and Bishop Never Muparutsa. They share a little bit with us about the impact of international missions, particularly in Zimbabwe, and how they have seen the church growing. Bishop Never then takes some time to remind us about the importance of the mission, using examples from the accounts of the apostles to show us how easy it can be to lose sight of the mission and get caught up in ourselves.
Special guest Pastor Vern Kratz from the PAOC shares a powerful message!
Have you ever felt like an outsider? In Jesus, this doesn't have to be the case. He welcomes us all no matter where we've been. We have the special privilege of welcoming Pastor Len DenBraber to share a message of hope with you today. Pastor Len is the Assistant Superintendent of Multiplication for our fellowship of churches, the PAOC. He serves in our BC and Yukon District.
Have you ever felt like an outsider? In Jesus, this doesn't have to be the case. He welcomes us all no matter where we've been. We have the special privilege of welcoming Pastor Len DenBraber to share a message of hope with you today. Pastor Len is the Assistant Superintendent of Multiplication for our fellowship of churches, the PAOC. He serves in our BC and Yukon District.
In this podcast conversation with Jason Small, the District Superintendent of the Western Ontario District for the PAOC, we talk about our roots as a movement in the PAOC, why church multiplication is still so important post-pandemic and why all churches to partner in some way with this vision. Please also stick around to the end to hear a great encouragement to all leaders, especially church planters!
Money plays a key role in all our lives. There is not a day that goes by that we don't deal with money! The world view on money is far different than the Biblical view. We will be exploring Biblical principles in personal finances, covering “how to save money”, “how to reduce and get out of debt”, and “planning for retirement”. We also look into and assist in preparing Wills and Power of Attorney documents. The Bible contains over 2350 verses that deal with money. It instructs us on how to manage our money, assets, and resources. The topic of money is second only to the topic of Love in the number of times mentioned in Scripture. Jesus said more about money and possessions than almost any other subject, dedicating two-thirds of the parables to this topic.
Today we welcome Pastor Craig Burton, the Superintendent for the Eastern Ontario District, PAOC. In this message he shares how to live like Jesus.
The population of street-affiliated people in Peterborough, Ontario has sky-rocketed. Many are homeless, unemployed and without hope. As a Mission Canada worker, Scott has responded to God's call to go. With 30 years of pastoral ministry in PAOC churches, Scott has stepped into a new season and calling as a “Street Level Advocate” in Peterborough's city core, where a population of over 80,000 reports more than 300 homeless individuals (Peterborough Social Services, July 2021). Unemployment, food insecurity and inadequate housing are all serious issues which are often compounded by mental health challenges, addictive behaviours, loneliness, and lack of purpose in life.Scott is intentionally present among individuals who need to see God's love demonstrated toward them. He knows that it is through kindness expressed in non-judgmental ways, that hope can be realized (Romans 2:4) and the love of Christ experienced. Utilizing his many connections with church leaders, social services and local police, Scott builds relationships and connects individuals to helpful services and resources. His deepest desire, however, is to be a human bridge, seeing people restored to right relationship with a Heavenly Father who loves them and has a good plan for their lives.
In this leadership lean-in conversation, Paul chats with Murray Cornelius, who is the Executive Director of International Missions at the PAOC. They chat about what IM is up to, what's changing, and what's staying the same, as well as church planting and disciple-making globally. Take some time to listen, to celebrate how God is on the move through church planting, and to consider how He might be asking you to partner with church multiplication!
Guest, Vahen King, Diagnosed with Transverse Myelitis, theologian, Life Coach Vahen King is a graduate of Theological Studies from Masters College & Seminary, a credentialed Licensed Minister with the PAOC, and a Life Coach. Diagnosed with Transverse Myelitis, a condition that left her physically disabled and dependent on the use of a wheelchair. Vahen has adapted to her life and surroundings as a Person with a Disability and views her disability as an advantage.
In this episode of Keeping it Israel, Jeff talks to Dr. Bill Morrow, former General Superintendent of the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada about the tour to Israel they are hosting December 5-14, 2021. Bill opens up about his many meaningful experiences in Israel and the prophetic miracle that Israel represents. He talks about how every time he goes to Israel, he learns something new and profound. He also emphasizes the importance of the Land God gave to the Jewish people, as described in the Bible.First Century Foundations is a Charity that supports ministries in Jerusalem and many other parts of the country of Israel. Our mission is to turn hearts around the world toward the land, people and God of Israel. To donate, CLICK HERE To learn more about our upcoming tour to Israel CLICK HERESupport the show (http://www.firstcenturyfoundations.com/donate/)
Steve Pike has been at the forefront of church planting for thirty years. He served as founding director of Church Multiplication Network (CMN) for the Assemblies of God (USA) denomination.Seeing a need for more church plants in cities, he founded Urban Islands Project, which exists to “increase the presence of the Church in the Urban O.” We’ll ask Steve to tell us about the Urban O.He’s also released a book entitled ‘Next Wave: Discovering the 21st Century Church’.Grateful to have a few friends hosting together in this episode. Brian Egert who is the director of Mission Canada in the PAOC that focuses on reach the gaps in Canada where the Gospel needs to penetrate. Also, Kevin Rogers, who leads the Urban Ministry Guiding Group for Mission Canada, is the primary host of the Sidewalk Skyline Podcast and pastors a church in Windsor that focuses heavily on those in his community with the greatest needs.
Special Guest Lorrie Gibbons - District Superintendent of WOD, PAOC
How can we live a life free of moral failures? How can we have a clear conscience as we go about our lives? Pastor Gary Taitinger, superintendent of the PAOC in Alberta and Northwest Territories in Canada, shares some sage advice for anyone seeking a life of purity forever.
Enjoy this special message on Zoe Church's one year anniversary from Jason Small. Jason is a leader within the PAOC, and a huge part to enabling Zoe Church to Launch. Jason brings us this powerful reminder as a young church, to see what God's doing as opportunities instead of obstacles.
In this episode we chat with Dave Wells about what he'd like to see in his next term as General Superintendent. He lays out a vision that focuses on engaging younger leaders while increasing the urgency of focusing on discipleship. He shares about the importance the PAOC needs for agility and being willing to make the right changes for the future. As always, you hear his heart for people far from God and how he daily lives that out. Stay right to the end, so much rich wisdom and insight is shared all the way through!
As the national mission agency of the PAOC, Mission Canada seeks to place uniquely skilled workers into gaps in our nation where the gospel message must be taken. It also exists to network leaders across the nation who are passionate about reaching various people groups. Mission Canada prioritizes five challenges for mission, and has Guiding Groups that strategize together, resourcing one another and our local churches. As the Mission Canada Director, Brian is responsible for working with our districts and churches to identify and release workers who will go to the missional gaps in Canada. He is passionate to see individuals released to reach their God-sized dreams, impacting the unreached regions and peoples of the nation.
Had the incredible opportunity to sit down with Kevin Shepherd, who serves as Lead Pastor at Glad Tidings Church in Burlington, ON as well as serving as the Assistant Superintendent of Western Ontario District of the PAOC. Kevin is such a sharp leader who is continually out in front in his thinking and approach to ministry. This conversation was so rich and valuable as we went all sorts of various places including, leadership habits, leading through crisis, personal leadership pain and George Floyd/Racism. If you're a leader, especially a church leader then you definitely need to listen to this conversation.
After a scan of existing ministries, the acronym QUEST was developed to help distinguish the variety of urban ministry lanes within the PAOC family.Q - Qualitative Neighbours: The mission is to love my neighbours in Jesus’ name in ways that engender hospitality, community building and home centered spiritual practices more than church-centered organizational practices. Finding what God is doing among the neighbours and joining to that.Examples: Parker House, Parish Collective, Move-In, Downtown Windsor Community Collaborative.U - Urban Church: Geographically located in city urban core. Congregation reflect sensitivity to the culture and values of the neighbourhood they find themselves in. A mix of parish and destination or drive-in attenders, with ministries that are narrow to their neighbourhood needs.Examples: Church in the City, Danforth Community, City Centre Church (Jane/Finch), Calvary Temple - Winnipeg, Father’s House (Edmonton).E- Energizers: Gospel Influencers who bring light and energy to subculturesArts, politics, business community, education, etc.Examples: Light in Film workers (Ryan Stockert and Jamie Rauch), Leading Influence Ministries (Tim Schindel), Jim Craig (Mississauga), Connie Jakab (Calgary).S – Street-Level Workers: Mix of community chaplaincy and pastoral care to street population. Often their office is their backpack or their car, they are in tune to the communities.Examples: Ejay Tupe (Toronto), Bob Gal (Edmonton), John Marc Nicolas (Pasteur de Rue-Montreal).T – Transformers: Bringing hospitality and resource to at-risk populations. Street missions, after school programs, housing initiatives, etc.Examples: Father’s House (Debbie Kunst), Feeding Windsor, Metro Kids Society (Mike Brownlee).
Dave Wells has served as general superintendent of The Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada (PAOC) since May 2008. The PAOC has over 1,100 affiliated churches and 3,500 credentialed ministers with a constituency of close to 250,000 people across Canada. Dave serves as the vice-chair of the Pentecostal World Fellowship and on the executives of the World Assemblies of God Fellowship and the Pentecostal and Charismatic Churches of North America. Dave has served as Canadian chaplain for the Olympic Games since 2004.
Initiate Leadership Conference is a conference we hold annually each November where Children's/Youth Pastors along with their leadership teams gather together for 2 days of equipping. This episode was recorded on Saturday morning (Gen. Session #2), where we heard from our Keynote speaker, Kevin Shepherd. Kevin is currently the Lead Pastor at Glad Tidings Church in Burlington, ON. as well as the Assistant Superintendent in the Western Ontario District of the PAOC. In this session Kevin unpacks the idea of what it means and looks like for discipled leaders to "MAKE" discipled leaders. But, don't take my word for it, why don't you have a listen.
Initiate Leadership Conference is a conference we hold annually each November where Children's/Youth Pastors along with their leadership teams gather together for 2 days of equipping. This episode was recorded on Saturday afternoon (Gen. Session #3) in our closing session, where we heard from our Keynote speaker, Kevin Shepherd. Kevin is currently the Lead Pastor at Glad Tidings Church in Burlington, ON. as well as the Assistant Superintendent in the Western Ontario District of the PAOC. In this session Kevin talks about the idea of moving from the "A,B,C's" and moving to "D,E,F" when it comes to what we keep track of. He spends some time unpacking the idea of what it means and looks like to establish a culture of disciples who make disciples, who make disciples. Once again, you would be way better off if you just listened yourself though.
Listen to the heart of one of the PAOC's missions Canada workers and the work she does in Thunder Bay, particularly with indigenous people. https://paoc.org/donate/heatherlequant
In this episode we talk with our resident historian and archivist Jim Craig about the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada from the very early years all the way up to today. Specifically, we look through our 100 year history as it relates to church multiplication in our movement.
Jeremiah is a passionate and creative leader who believes that the church is the hope of the world. He uses collaboration, innovation, and inspiration to challenge churches and their leadership to engage in the only mission Jesus ever sent his church on; making disciples. His experience in local community outreach, global missions, social media, and business as mission helps to frame his thinking as he consults churches to growth. Jeremiah & his wife, Kathy live in Edmonton where Jeremiah serves as an Effectiveness Coach at the Alberta & NWT District of the PAOC.
David Wells is the general superintendant of PAOC. Turning 100 is a chance to look back, and to look forward. David Wells does both in this interview, including his encouragement for any churches feeling beleagured these days.
In this episode we talk about the heart behind church multiplication in the PAOC, why it's important to our fellowship and what the vision may look like beyond 2020.
Something Weird Video is dominating our airwaves this month on PAOC!!! Paula and Derrick dive back in with the infamous A Smell of Honey, A Swallow of Brine!! DOWNLOAD HERE CONTACT AND FOLLOW US: Contact: allthegimmickspodcast@gmail.com Twitter: @AGimmicks, @AstroRadioZ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/allthegimmicks Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/AlltheGimmicks/ HOLE …
This week on PAOC, Paula and Derrick deep dove an entire series of Japanese BDSM films based on the works of our main dude Oniroku Dan, Flower & Snake. They contemplate whether or not they are now completely ruined for …
Getting hit with a double dose of PAOC this week, as Paula and Derrick talk about the 1973 women in prison flick, Sweet Sugar!! CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD AND ENJOY THE SHOW!! CONTACT AND FOLLOW US: Contact: allthegimmickspodcast@gmail.com Twitter: @AGimmicks, @AstroRadioZ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/allthegimmicks Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/AlltheGimmicks/ HOLE IN THE WALL IS NOW AVAILABLE TO VIEW FREE FOR AMAZON PRIME MEMBERS! https://www.amazon.com/Hole-Wall-GregJohnson/dp/B0182ZZF5O/ref=sr_1_1?s=instant-video&ie=UTF8&qid=1469199721&sr=1-1&keywords=hole+in+the+wall
At Kingsview, we have a big heart for missions – both at home and abroad. Each year we take time to honour our missionaries, missions teams and share what the vision is moving forward.
What is church multiplication? According to Len DenBraber, it's much more than church planting. Any church that is experiencing fruitful ministry of any kind has the opportunity to multiply that ministry, and Len wants to help you do it. Len is working with the BC/Yukon district office of the PAOC. Get in touch with Len:email: len@bc.paoc.orgphone: 604-533-2232
Pastor Shannon has a chat with PAOC missionary Cindy Smith. Cindy serves at Emmanuel Press in White River, South Africa.
What's going on with Church planting in Canada? Paul Fraser is the guy to ask. He is the national Church multiplication coordinator for the PAOC. It's a long title, but simply put, Paul is trying to help churches and leaders create more access points for people to experience the Gospel. If you are a church planter, or aspiring church planter this is a great conversation to be a part of. Or maybe you are a leader who just wants to see their ministry effectiveness multiplied. Listen in. Connect with Paul:Email – paul.fraser@paoc.orgFacebook Group – PAOC Multiply NetworkTwitter - @paocmultiplyInstagram - @paocmultiplyLinks mentioned in the interview:New Churches - https://newchurches.comAssemblies of God Church Multiplication Network - https://churchmultiplication.netLead Net - http://leadnet.orgChurch Planting Canada - http://www.churchplantingcanada.caC2C Networks - https://www.c2cnetwork.caARC Canada - http://arcchurches.ca
It's been awhile but WE ARE BACK...for one episode that is, but it's a doozy. Sheldon has an interview with THE ROBERT DUVAL...from Canada! AND we introduce a new segment called SHIFT HAPPENS. It's a twofer on the HnT Podcast. In this very special episode, Sheldon interviews Robert about a very exciting and important financial course that the PAOC is making available to global workers. Robert gives us some insights into finances and global workers as well as a synopsis of the course. You won't want to miss out on this special offer. Then, in SHIFT HAPPENS, Sheldon talks with David Fortune (wow...fortune and money and Robert Duval...) about one shift in missions that David thinks needs to happen. This segment will cause you to think about mission and outreach in a whole new way. We may be late but it's worth it!
The challenges of Christian leadership change from generation to generation and season to season. Understanding the times and culture is crucial to developing the strategies necessary to reach people. David Kinnaman's research is providing us with some of that understanding. Kinnaman was a recent guest at the 2017 District Conference of the BC/Yukon District of the PAOC. Today's episode is a recording of his second session with the conference. Learn more about David Kinnaman's work with the Barna Research group at https://www.barna.com/
Ah, Missionary Care. Probably the single most debated issue I have discussed with Global Workers over the years. Some GWs need a little, others, a lot. Many missionaries feel well supported by their regional leadership and/or the home team, and some wonder if anyone knows they're still out there! While Melissa Williams (- the Melissa + a Scott) was hanging out at the Missionary Guest House for a couple of days a few weeks ago, we chatted about this topic, and Scott shared some creative "care" ideas with me. The opinions expressed by Scott and myself in this podcast are those of a GW and former Missionary Care Guy and do not necessarily reflect your opinion or the official policy or position of any sending agency of the #PAOC. There, we disclaimed it, now you can safely listen to it! #missionarycare #membercare #haveyoursay #HnTpodcast
Public opinion of Christians and Christianity has changed over the years...and not for the better. The average person sees Christianity as irrelevant (at best) and extreme. This is the topic of David Kinnaman's newest book, Good Faith. Kinnaman was a recent guest at the 2017 District Conference of the BC/Yukon District of the PAOC. Today's episode is a recording of his first session with the conference. Learn more about David Kinnaman's work with the Barna Research group at https://www.barna.com/
This week Kingsview was blessed to have David Wells, General Superintendent of the PAOC, speak a message that was on his heart: if Jesus was living among us today, how would he live? Listen as David asks some tough questions of ourselves and causes us to look at the model Jesus provided for the answers.
In a Meet The Home Team kind of podcast, I had the chance to sit and chat with Kerry Halliwell this week, who is the Manager of Global Operations for International Missions. She used to be a GW (or is she still?) with her family in #Malawi and now works in #Meccassauga supporting GWs on the finance side. She seems to have one job: to help the PAOC keep it's charitable status. Kerry is a by-the-book kind of person, who's heck-bent on following the rules on how donor money is spent. Her #Birkman results had the nerve of yelling "nerd" right to her face! Caution: never ever use the words #channel or #funnel with her if you want to keep getting your expenses reimbursed. Sharpen your pencils, tape your glasses, and grab a spreadsheet...this is a riveting pod!
A few weeks ago, Sheldon Armitage and I attended a meeting in #Meccassauga where a Who's Who in the PAOC gathered to examine the Shared Funding Model. I am pretty sure I was invited because I have the nicest beard. We are happy to report that we saved Shared Funding and you're all getting a one year break from raising partners! As the kids say these days: jk. They say you can't fix something that ain't broken, but Sheldon and I gave it a whirl on the latest episode of the HnT Podcast with our Top 10 Amazing Shared Funding Replacement Ideas. Have any to add? Leave them in the comments below, and let's turn Shared Funding upside down! #hntpodcast #sharedfunding #moneycometh
This past week, right after #PAOC #gencon2016 in #Montreal, an Ethiopian Eunich came to stay in the #missionaryguesthouse in Pickering, ON. We ate all low-carb food, drank a ton of good coffee, and did plenty of talking...and neither of us know any short sentences! Between high fat meals, we dropped a discussion about #churchplanting in Ethiopia and beyond in the podcatcher. My guest opens up about #gencon, #family, #fogmachines, #coffee, #apostles, #diapers, #traplesschurches, #northafrica, #bigladies, #ownership and world domination. Be careful when you listen - you may just find yourself inspired and moving to Africa to join his team as they continue planting coffee churches across the continent!
Heigh ho, heigh ho it's off to camp we go! How many of you were saved, baptized and kissed for the first time at Christian camp? How many of you love Christian holidays and the safe environment they provide. How many of you think both of these notions are crazier than By-Law 10.6.2.2.3 of the PAOC constitution? Wait, that's for another podcast... Whatever side of the fence you might be on, we guarantee this podcast will have something for you. Matt, Shel and Anna talk Christian camps, romance, missional marketplaces and even give a shout out to Vanuatu. Summer is almost here which means you can listen to the podcast as you garden, jog, do yoga outside or enjoy Montreal while you are at General Conference.
Sheldon Armitage recently hosted his very first Global Volunteer in #Slovakia from PAOC through the STMNetwork. (#mouthful) Over the last few months, we've been chatting on the pod about how a host prepares themselves and their ministry partners for a volunteer in a segment called "So You're Getting A Mid-Termer". In this edition of the HnT podcast, Jennifer Church (aka Brenda Synagogue) joins Sheldon and Anna Armitage in a Slovak McCafé to debrief the month that was her international scouting trip. Was it a match? Will she return? Is she a future GW? Who is #Brennifer's favourite Armitage child? Is Sheldon even a good host? Listen in for the answers to these questions, some Slovak Easter traditions, and a useless Toronto weather report! #loveconnection #roma #refugees #BIF #volunteer #GVisthenewMTMer
In light of the many of you who work alongside Americans and therefore get to celebrate two Thanksgivings, today we are releasing a special HnT Missionary Position "holiday edition" podcast for your long-weekend listening enjoyment. In this episode, Matt Janes sits down with ScottandMelissa Williams (- Melissa) in the missionary guesthouse and talks #turkey with Scott about his unique #fundraising approach and it's affect on his family. Heat up some turkey and stuffing leftovers, get on your #PAOC hoodie, snuggle up with your trailing spouse and have a listen! #HnTurkey #gobblegobble
Here & There Podcast Season 2 Episode 2, "Outsourced To India" is here! According to Wikipedia, #outsourcing involves the contracting out of a business process to another party and it dates back to at least 1981. In 2016, Paul and Ruth "O" will be outsourced from Canada to Kolkata, #India as new GWs under PAOC. They will be using their story of redemption and hope to reach the addicted and hurting people of that city through the Teen Challenge program, alongside Stewart and Monique Shaw. Listen in on some of our newest family members share their story with HnT!
It is finished...at least for Season 1 of the Here & There Unofficial Global Worker Podcast (#HnTUGWP). In their final pod of the inaugural season, you'll hear an interview with 8 of the #PAOC's newest and youngest MKs from #Segue2015, a field report with a #RANistan worker, and a look back on the season that was + flash forward to the next season of the #HnTpodcast. Sheldon and Matt want to thank their listeners for the encouraging words, the helpful feedback, and #finally, for listening #here and #there!
A message from PORTICO Community Church on Sunday February 1, 2015. From the sermon series 'Revolution'. For more information, visit www.theportico.ca
Message from PORTICO Community Church, Sunday Apr. 28, 2013. From sermon series 'Simple Faith: It's Not That Complicated—But It's Hard!'
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