Greater Things Podcast: Recent Episodes
Western Ontario District
The Greater Things Podcast is a 4 part series presented by the Western Ontario District of the PAOC. As we look to our 2021 General Conference and Annual General Meeting this October, we wanted to facilitate some discussions surrounding the journey our leadership as been on over the past few years and where they believe we are headed as a fellowship.
Join our District Superintendent, Pastor Jason Small and guest host Jeff Johnston, as they discuss meaningful leadership lessons from Jason's first year of leadership of our District. Pastor Jason also shares his heart for the new Minister's Gathering, building anticipation for us to come together for this exciting upcoming event.
Tim Day, Director at WayBase.com and CityMovement.org interviews our District Superintendent, Pastor Lorrie Gibbons, who shares some of his thoughts about the exciting future ahead of us all. With significant leadership advances that have been made in recent years, there is more to be done, as we build toward greater things in the years ahead.
In this episode, our guest host (Tim Day - Director at WayBase.com and CityMovement.org) has an in-depth conversation with Next Gen Pastors Tamara Payne and Charles Karugu. Together, they explore the future of the church, and how the process of reimagining ministry is necessary to find our best way forward.
In this new episode, our host (Melinda Estabrooks from yesTV) has an inspiring conversation with Executive Leadership Coach, John Caplan. In 2017, John was invited to bring his 40 years of experience to WOD, and lead us through an extensive leadership assessment.
Our first episode features Melinda Estabrooks (yesTV) hosting an engaging conversation with Pastor Lorrie Gibbons, and Rev. Patti Miller. In this episode, the group dives into the topic of healthy leaders and healthy churches. Beginning with a recent shift in our own leadership pathway, they explore the growing need for evangelism, diversity, and vibrant spiritual health during these challenging times.