The Global Vault Podcast : Recent Episodes
Ron Brown
The Global Vault Podcast highlights the stories of our International Workers around the world. Listen every two weeks as your host Ron Brown talks to a different IW about their experiences and wisdom.
For our final podcast of season #2 we listen to a sermon by Alliance missiologist Dr L. L. King preached in Regina, Saskatchewan in 1987 – Red Hot for Missions
Get to know C&MA mission icon, Louis King, who was a past President of The C&MA USA. Dr. King was all about the indigenous church and helped rally national bodies to become autonomous. From King's perspective, the best people to communicate the gospel are the local people themselves.
Joze discusses a system of helping younger people discern God’s will through an 8 week cohort meeting in various countries of the globe.
The conversation begins with a fascinating story of how Craig, a U.S. citizen on track for service in Vietnam, was sent to Regina for ministerial training. After meeting Mora, the journey continues taking them to work in Argentina and then North Africa.
It began with short term ministry trips, followed by years of service in West Africa which in some ways prepared each of them for very significant ministries today in Canada.
Based on 2 Timothy 2:2, Dr Charter developed a unique reproducible discipling model during her years working in Romania.
From Manitoba, Ernie first went to Peru with Marilyn where they were engaged in establishing God’s kingdom; then later found themselves in leadership development in Spain.
From Ontario the Howells, now working in their third African country, are seeking to establish an indigenous movement of reproducing churches amongst the Wolof of Senegal.
Dycke was born to Chinese missionary parents in Vietnam, grew up in Montreal and now works with the Chinese diaspora in Europe based in Paris.
Listen as Doug and Carol talk about the hurdles that exist in Japan for people to come to Christ.
Listen to Paula talk about her work in Chiang Mai with our Asian Spice International Workers.
Ryan Graham stops by from the National C&MA Office to discuss Envision Canada and how they're training up a new generation of missionaries.
Jim talks about the power spread of media and its capacity to bring the lost to Christ. During his missionary career in the Democratic Republic of Congo Jim started a recording studio for Christian artists in Kinshasa as well as a network of Christian radio stations in numerous African countries.
Chantelle drops by again to discuss her wok increasing the standard of living among Nigerian women.
Kairos founder Max Chismon discusses the importance of missions in the church and his ministry in the Philippines.
Chantelle McIver shares her thoughts on some of the most popular aid practices and how they may be less helpful than they appear
Kristi talks about her experiences reaching one of the largest unreached people groups in Africa.