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The Missionary Perspective

By: Erik Johnson and Josh Mead
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  • Erik Johnson and Joshua Mead share their unique perspectives from serving over 16 years as church-planting missionaries. The Johnson family serves in the Dominican Republic, while the Mead family works in Senegal, West Africa. Covering a wide range of topics, Josh and Erik trust this podcast will be a blessing to anyone interested in mission work around the world.
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Episodes
  • What Excites us about World Evangelism | Part Two

    What Excites us about World Evangelism | Part Two
    Apr 29 2024

    Erik and Josh continue their in-person conversation about what they love about working on missions.
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    36 mins
  • What Excites Us About World Evangelism

    What Excites Us About World Evangelism
    Apr 15 2024

    Josh and Erik sit down together in Martinsburg, West Virginia to discuss what excites them about serving the Lord in World Evangelism.
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    43 mins
  • Interview with Pastor Todd Harrison

    Interview with Pastor Todd Harrison
    Mar 25 2024

    Pastor Todd offers invaluable insight into balancing work, family life, and ministry.

    Pastor Todd addresses the need for husbands and wives to cultivate godly personal relationships. The episode illuminates the strains young couples and missionaries face and offers guidance for maintaining a godly marriage in the face of adversities.
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    52 mins
Christianity Spirituality
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