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Welcome to the Season 3 premiere of Real Talk Friday!
We're thrilled to kick off this season with an extraordinary guest, Ross Winchester—ACCI’s longest-serving Field Worker and a true legend of the mission field. For over 40 years, Ross has dedicated his life to following Jesus’ call to disciple the nations, sharing the gospel across North and Southeast Asia. In this transformative episode, Ross takes us on an inspiring journey through his life of service, faith, and relentless obedience to God’s call. From his early days in Australia, where he built a foundation of service in his local church, to his first missionary post in Thailand, Ross shares how stepping into the unknown shaped his ministry. He recounts planting churches, leading teams, and ministering to underserved communities while navigating personal trials, including the loss of his first wife, Bronwyn.
Ross also reflects on his impactful 20 years in China, where he trained underground church leaders, organized worship events, and saw lives transformed—one of his most cherished memories being the salvation of a friend over shared motorcycle rides. Now back in Thailand with his wife, Donna, Ross continues to equip and empower emerging leaders across Thai, Hmong, Karen, and Lahu communities. His heart for practical and spiritual support shines as he discusses his work with Karen people affected by Myanmar’s civil war, providing essentials like food and Bibles to those in desperate need. Throughout the episode, Ross shares valuable lessons from his decades in ministry: Trusting God’s faithfulness through every season. Embracing interruptions as opportunities. Recognizing there’s no expiry date on God’s call.
This conversation will inspire, challenge, and equip you to live out your own calling with courage and faith. Don’t miss this powerful start to Season 3—because, as Ross says, “A job is what you’re paid for; a calling is what you’re made for.”
🎙️ Tune in now to be transformed by the wisdom and faith of Ross Winchester.
By Logan City Christian ChurchWelcome to the Season 3 premiere of Real Talk Friday!
We're thrilled to kick off this season with an extraordinary guest, Ross Winchester—ACCI’s longest-serving Field Worker and a true legend of the mission field. For over 40 years, Ross has dedicated his life to following Jesus’ call to disciple the nations, sharing the gospel across North and Southeast Asia. In this transformative episode, Ross takes us on an inspiring journey through his life of service, faith, and relentless obedience to God’s call. From his early days in Australia, where he built a foundation of service in his local church, to his first missionary post in Thailand, Ross shares how stepping into the unknown shaped his ministry. He recounts planting churches, leading teams, and ministering to underserved communities while navigating personal trials, including the loss of his first wife, Bronwyn.
Ross also reflects on his impactful 20 years in China, where he trained underground church leaders, organized worship events, and saw lives transformed—one of his most cherished memories being the salvation of a friend over shared motorcycle rides. Now back in Thailand with his wife, Donna, Ross continues to equip and empower emerging leaders across Thai, Hmong, Karen, and Lahu communities. His heart for practical and spiritual support shines as he discusses his work with Karen people affected by Myanmar’s civil war, providing essentials like food and Bibles to those in desperate need. Throughout the episode, Ross shares valuable lessons from his decades in ministry: Trusting God’s faithfulness through every season. Embracing interruptions as opportunities. Recognizing there’s no expiry date on God’s call.
This conversation will inspire, challenge, and equip you to live out your own calling with courage and faith. Don’t miss this powerful start to Season 3—because, as Ross says, “A job is what you’re paid for; a calling is what you’re made for.”
🎙️ Tune in now to be transformed by the wisdom and faith of Ross Winchester.