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Next Town Podcast

Next Town Podcast

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Welcome to the Next Town Podcast, presented by North American Missions and the United Pentecostal Church International. This podcast is designed to equip, inspire, and support church planters and leaders passionate about church growth. Whether you're planting your first church or seeking fresh vision for your current ministry, Next Town Podcast offers practical insights, powerful testimonies, and biblical strategies to help you reach the next town—and the next soul—with the Gospel.

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  • Episode 1 - Meet the Hosts

    Episode 1 - Meet the Hosts
    May 31 2025

    In this premiere episode, we’re diving straight into the heart of church planting with dynamic pastors and church planters Scott Armstrong, North American Missions Director of Education, Devin Akers, Raleigh, NC, Joumeel McLaurine, Royal Oak, MI, and Darren Sistrunk, Plymouth, MI.

    Hear the raw, unfiltered stories of launching churches from scratch, building community in unexpected places, and watching lives transformed—like Sheila, a skeptic turned believer in a coffee shop, and Alex, a former atheist now daily praying over his pastor.

    Get ready for laughs, honesty, and powerful moments that will light a fire in your soul. From epic wins to gut-punch setbacks, this episode captures what it really looks like to follow God’s call and build something eternal.

    Whether you're planning of planting a church, already in the trenches, or just need fresh inspiration—tune in today. Let’s go to The Next Town!
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