In this episode of the Kingdom Footprints podcast, Anna Marie shares her journey from the Pacific Northwest to Germany, discussing her experiences in ministry, the changing spiritual climate, and the importance of discipleship. She highlights her work with refugees and marginalized communities through street church initiatives, emphasizing the need for relationship-building and serving people over programs. Anna Marie also reflects on the challenges of being a single missionary, the significance of self-care practices like Sabbath, and offers valuable advice for aspiring missionaries.

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Email: mazonea@me.com

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Culinary Delights

02:23 Anna Marie's Journey to Germany

07:17 The Spiritual Climate in Bielefeld

12:49 Ministry Response to Spiritual Needs

17:01 Street Church: A Unique Approach

22:14 Transformational Stories and Impact

29:21 The Struggles of Detox and Recovery

30:30 Testimonies of Faith and Redemption

31:18 Navigating Singleness in Ministry

32:51 Pros and Cons of Being Single on the Field

36:22 Decision-Making as a Single Missionary

38:36 Building a Support System

42:29 The Importance of Sabbath

44:19 Advice for Aspiring Missionaries

Keywords

Germany, missions, discipleship, outreach, spiritual climate, single missionary, community engagement, street church, Anna Marie, Kingdom Footprints

In this episode of the Kingdom Footprints Podcast, we travel to Playa Del Carmen, Mexico and talk with Joel and Veronica. They discuss their family history, the challenges of relocating, and the spiritual climate of their community. The conversation highlights transformational stories of individuals impacted by their ministry, the importance of church planting, and the empowerment of young leaders and women in ministry. Veronica also shares insights on mobilizing young adults in Latin America and the launch of their new podcast, emphasizing the need for obedience and faith in pursuing God's calling.

Contact :

To be added to their newsletter, email:

joel@casadefe.mx.org

or

joel@sm4.org

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/casadefepdc

Instagram: @casadefepdc

To partner financially with Joel and Veronica, visit their FMI give page: http://give.foursquare.org/arreola

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Background

02:33 Family History and Transition to Playa

05:18 Challenges of Relocation and Parenting

08:00 Spiritual Climate and Community Dynamics

10:39 Transformational Stories and Ministry Impact

24:15 Re-Fire: Embracing New Beginnings

24:59 Multiplying Ministries: The Call to Equip and Plant

26:52 Establishing a Training Center: Empowering Future Leaders

28:16 Innovative Training Programs: Tailoring Education for Ministry

30:31 Women in Ministry: Breaking Cultural Barriers

35:38 Mobilizing Young Leaders: A Regional Perspective

39:58 The Merge Podcast: Highlighting Emerging Leaders

45:18 Obedience Over Sacrifice: A Call to Action

Keywords

missionary work, family transition, spiritual climate, church planting, leadership development, women in ministry, young adults, Latin America, community dynamics, transformational stories

In this episode of the Kingdom Footprints podcast, Stacee Strickland interviews Tim and Dhana Wimberly, who share their journey from the United States to Romania as missionaries. They discuss their family background, the call to missions, and the challenges and joys of serving in a foreign country. The Wimberlys emphasize the importance of empowering local communities and leaders, as well as their commitment to humanitarian efforts in response to crises. They also reflect on the spiritual climate in Romania and the need for authentic relationships in ministry. In this conversation, Tim and Dhana Wimberly share their experiences and insights from their journey in faith and missions. They discuss the importance of growth in the kingdom, the challenges faced while living abroad, and the significance of building relationships. The Wimberlys emphasize the need for discipleship and mentorship, sharing transformational stories from their work in Romania and Ukraine. They also highlight the importance of prayer and community support, while encouraging others to pursue their calling with wisdom and intentionality.

Website: tothenations.life

Their book: https://a.co/d/2LhiIZF

To partner financially with Tim and Dhana, visit their FMI Give page: http://give.foursquare.org/wimberly

Keywords

Romania, missions, family, spiritual growth, community, empowerment, cultural context, humanitarian aid, church planting, discipleship, faith, growth, discipleship, community, challenges, mentorship, transformation, relationships, missions, prayer

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to the Wimberlys' Journey

02:51 Family Background and Early Life

05:56 Transition to Romania: A New Chapter

09:32 The Call to Missions: A Family Decision

16:31 Navigating Cultural Shifts in Ministry

20:43 Embracing Suffering and Growth

22:43 Building Bridges in Romania

23:36 Understanding Romania's Spiritual Climate

26:00 Empowering Local Leaders and Families

29:31 Addressing Poverty and Displacement

31:24 Fostering Indigenous Leadership

34:46 The Journey of Faith and Family

39:35 Navigating Challenges on the Field

45:40 The Reality of Missionary Life

47:22 Navigating the Call to Ministry

49:27 Experiencing God Beyond Borders

50:52 Learning from Experience and Mentorship

53:26 Transformational Stories of Impact

57:15 The Importance of Presence in Ministry

58:50 Prayer and Support for Mission Work

01:00:55 Self-Care and Maintaining Balance

In this episode, Kingdom Footprints hosts Bea and Wade Preston, missionaries serving in Cǒte d'Ivoire, West Africa. They share their journey of transitioning to life in a new culture, the spiritual climate of the region, and the incredible work being done through church planting and missionary training. The conversation highlights the importance of family dynamics in missions, the impact of prayer, and transformational stories of individuals and communities. The Prestons emphasize the need for more workers in the harvest field and the power of prayer in their ministry.

Connect with the Prestons:

Email- beapreston@hotmail.com

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/prestonfamilymissions

To hear even more about about God is doing in Cǒte d’Ivoire (Ivory Coast), check out this amazing video that Foursquare Missions International JUST RELEASED:

https://vimeo.com/1104946780?share=copy

To partner financially with Wade and Bea, visit their give page:

http://give.foursquare.org/preston

Keywords

Cǒte d'Ivoire, missions, family dynamics, spiritual climate, church planting, community impact, prayer, transformation, West Africa, missionary training

In this episode of the Kingdom Footprints Podcast, Stacee Strickland interviews Kevin and Jessica Harkins, missionaries in Nelson, New Zealand. They discuss their journey to New Zealand, the spiritual climate of the country, and the strategies they are implementing to reach the youth through a house church network. The Harkins also share their experiences with the Missions Immersion program, which trains young adults for cross-cultural ministry. They emphasize the importance of self-care, emotional health, and the need for prayer and financial support as they navigate the challenges of living overseas. The conversation highlights the hope they have for the next generation of missionaries and the transformative power of community and discipleship.

To partner financially visit: http://give.foursquare.org/harkins

Connect on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jessica.blomgren.7

Website: www.harkinsonmission.com

Instagram: ⁨@jessicaharkins⁩

email: jessica@solidlives.com or Kevin@solidlives.com

Interested in Mission Immersion?Follow on instagram: @missionsimmersion.nz

Chapters00:00 Introduction to Kingdom Footprints Podcast02:56 Life in Nelson, New Zealand05:55 Journey to New Zealand: A Call to Missions09:03 The Spiritual Climate of New Zealand11:59 Strategies for Reaching the Youth14:59 Missions Immersion: Training the Next Generation18:09 Transformational Stories from the Field20:58 Short-Term Missions and Global Partnerships31:45 Empowering Future Leaders in Missions32:30 Passion for the South Pacific33:43 Local Engagement and International Missions34:54 Diversity and Community in Missions36:57 The Importance of International Students39:01 Encouraging a Missional Culture in Churches40:32 Personal Growth Through International Experience43:21 Navigating Challenges in Missionary Life45:50 Resilience and Emotional Health on the Field49:12 Holistic Health in Missionary Work51:11 Building Relationships Through Sports54:14 Family Life and Self-Care in Missions55:58 Prayer Points for Mission Work58:21 Hope for the Next Generation of Missionaries

Keywords

New Zealand, missions, church planting, youth ministry, discipleship, spiritual climate, house church, emotional health, international students, community outreach

In this episode of the Kingdom Footprints podcast, Daniel and Yolanda share their inspiring journey of faith, family, and ministry in Puerto Rico. They discuss the importance of family in their decision to move and serve in the community, the challenges they faced, and the transformative work being done through the Dream Center. Their personal testimonies of overcoming addiction and their commitment to serving others highlight the power of hope and the impact of community engagement. Listeners are encouraged to support the Dream Center and to say yes to God's calling in their own lives.Connect with Daniel and YolandaWebsite and Newsletter signup: https://dreamcenteresperanza.orgFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/dcesperanzaInstagram: @dreamcenteresperanzaInterested in a short term trip or the intern program? Email: info@dreamcenteresperanza.orgEmail Daniel or Yolanda: daniel@dreamcenteresperanza.org , yolanda@dreamcenterespranza.orgTo partner financially with Daniel and Yolanda visit their give page: https://give.foursquare.org/fundraiser/4319945Chapters00:00 Welcome to Kingdom Footprints Podcast02:43 Family Dynamics and Journey to Puerto Rico05:25 The Call to Puerto Rico08:21 Understanding the Spiritual Climate of Puerto Rico11:00 The Birth of Dream Center14:10 Overcoming Personal Struggles and Addiction16:52 Bringing Hope to the Community23:03 Bringing Hope Through Testimony25:13 Establishing the Dream Center in Puerto Rico27:52 Community Engagement and Needs Assessment29:28 Typical Week in Community Service36:20 Transformation Stories of Hope44:51 The Power of Testimony and Redemption45:58 Breaking Free from Lies and Legalism48:35 Understanding Righteousness and Identity in Christ51:02 The Journey of Salvation and Personal Growth54:18 Community Impact and the Role of the Church56:02 Partnership Opportunities and Community Engagement01:00:44 The Power of Saying Yes to GodKeywordsPuerto Rico, Dream Center, family ministry, community outreach, addiction recovery, spiritual journey, transformation stories, hope, testimony, support

In this episode, Gary and Paula Hays share their incredible journey from their individual lives to becoming missionaries in Thailand. They discuss the challenges they faced in ministry, the birth of their organization thinkSmall, and their focus on reaching children as a means of transforming communities. They discuss how they are equipping local teams all over the world to reach their own communities, and evoke change through “the least of these”… kids. They also highlight the inspiring story of the Gates of Salvation choir in Burundi, showcasing how children from different backgrounds can unite and spread the message of peace. Additionally, Gary introduces his book 'Fishing for the Future,' which offers strategies for church growth and reaching the next generation.

Connect with Gary and Paula/thinkSMALL:

Website: www.thinksmallglobal.org

Instagram: @thinksmallglobal

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thinkSMALLGlobal

Gary’s book Fishing For The Future available for purchase here: https://a.co/d/eqTcb1Z

Watch the full 30 minute documentary about thinkSMALL here: https://youtu.be/PRe_IAKFAFg?si=ORzP_ABlINdBiP52

Download the Gates of Salvation choir album here: https://thinksmallglobal.org/music/

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Background of Gary and Paula Hays

04:32 Transition to Mission Work

10:50 Challenges in Evangelism in Thailand

14:27 Frustrations and Realizations in Ministry

20:19 The Birth of Think Small

24:34 Strategies for Child Protection and Community Engagement

31:50 Empowering Youth Against Exploitation

33:55 Faith and Perseverance in Ministry

36:20 Transformative Stories of Change

43:50 The Power of Music and Unity

57:04 Strategies for Growing the Church

Keywords

mission field, Thailand, Think Small, children ministry, transformation, faith, Gary and Paula Hays, church growth, unreached people, community outreach

In this engaging conversation, Stacee speaks with Bam and Helen Lauvao about their journey back to American Samoa, the cultural and spiritual dynamics of the region, and their mission to serve the community through various initiatives. They discuss the importance of family, community, and the radical 'yes' to God's calling, emphasizing the need for churches to engage with their communities in meaningful ways. The Lauvaos share their experiences in sports ministry, the significance of breaking cultural norms, and the encouragement they offer to pastors and leaders to shift their focus towards global missions and discipleship.Interested in partnering financially? http://give.foursquare.org/lauvaoConnect on social media:Instagram: @tulai.ariseFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61571963553808Email: bam@tulai.orghelen@tulai.orgFoursquare Missions International: - www.foursquare.orgChapters00:00 Introduction to Kingdom Footprints01:13 Family and Cultural Background in American Samoa04:51 The Spiritual Climate of American Samoa10:01 Challenges in the Spiritual Landscape15:23 Radical Yes: Living in Obedience to God24:28 Building Relationships in Samoa27:33 The Heart of Disciple Making31:36 Creating Space for Worship34:50 Engaging with the Community through Sports39:04 Connecting Generations through Rowing44:13 Finding Balance in Ministry Life46:10 Devotional Time and Divine Guidance49:32 Finding Joy in Small Things51:38 Redefining Success in Ministry53:56 Encouraging Global Outreach57:07 Navigating Challenges in Ministry59:35 The Importance of Community and SupportKeywordsAmerican Samoa, Bam and Helen Lauvao, Kingdom Footprints, cultural insights, spiritual climate, radical yes, community engagement, sports ministry, discipleship, encouragement for pastors