For many people in rural America, finding an Apostolic church can mean driving hours to find truth. In this special Next Town Podcast episode, Mark Brown shares his burden to reduce the distance it takes for people to encounter the gospel.

Called to South Dakota as a Bible college graduate, Mark recounts the challenges of isolation, bi-vocational ministry, slow growth, and seven years of labor before seeing his first breakthrough. Through perseverance, prayer, and unwavering faith, that first church plant has grown into a thriving network of churches. Along the way, God opened doors for miraculous, debt-free church buildings and continued church planting across the region. New leaders are being developed, equipped, and launched into ministry.

This conversation is a powerful reminder that God often does His greatest work in overlooked places through leaders who are willing to simply say "yes."