Thanks for joining The Conversation! We are thrilled to have long-time missionaries and friends of CCC, Allan and Georgene Shalm joining us on the Podcast today! The Shalms are veteran missionaries, having spent more than four decades on the mission field in various parts of Asia, namely Pakistan and Malaysia. In this current season, they base out of Ontario, Canada, and still travel extensively to bless the work of the Kingdom around the world.

From the time they were married in 1972, the Shalms knew that the mission field was where God would take them, it was just a question of when and where. After a season of Pastoring in Ontario, they were appointed as Missionaries to Pakistan in 1980, and that began what would become a storied missions career.

In the episode today, the Shalms discuss all things Missions. They recount their path into missionary work, they share stories of God’s power and provision, and they reminisce of their connection to CCC through the years.

Purchase link for “Allan Was Away”: https://pentecostalpublishing.com/products/allan-was-away

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Thanks for joining The Conversation! Tim Gaddy is our guest this month, and he is sharing on the subject of church planting.

Tim Gaddy is the Senior Pastor at New Life Cabot in Cabot, Arkansas alongside his wife Stacy - who happens to be from Fredericton and was raised attending CCC. The Gaddy’s have two adult children, Madison and Landon, and they also serve as the District Superintendent of the Arkansas District, UPCI.

As you will hear today, the Gaddy’s founded New Life Cabot some 24 years ago, starting in a living room, and God has helped them build a thriving Apostolic church, to the glory of God. They have much experience on the matter of planting a church.

In the Conversation today, Tim talks about his personal call to ministry, he recalls the early days of the church in Cabot, he shares valuable insight of how they effectively planted the church, and throughout the episode you will hear how God miraculously provided along their journey.

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We are excited to bring you this episode with Pastor Luke Levine! He is a long-time friend of CCC, having ministered many times here over the years.

Luke Levine has been involved in many ministry roles over the years, most notably serving as a full-time travelling evangelist for 16+ years. He alongside his family currently serves as Senior Pastor of The Sanctuary Quad Cities, in Silvis Illinois… which they have done since September 2019.

Throughout the episode, Luke shares about trusting in God’s timing, he unpacks how to navigate seasons of transition, and he talks about how his ministry has been marked by the theme of turnaround.

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We are excited to have Pastor Aaron Soto on The Conversation. He is the Senior Pastor at Apostolic Truth Church in Appleton, Wisconsin, which is a growing church in the process of building a new building!

Aaron Soto has been preaching about the love of Jesus Christ for most of his life. Pastor Soto, along with his wife, Heather, have served in full-time ministry since 1994. They have three children: Blake, Breylin, and Bryson. Aaron Soto has a unique gift of communicating biblical truth and inspiring people to live out their purpose for God.

In this episode he shares a lot about his ministry philosophy including how to work with guests at a local church, he talks about the discipleship and growth processes at ATC where he pastors, he talks about his personal pragmatic approach to church work, and more!

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Thanks for tuning in for this conversation with Holocaust survivor, Dr. Israel Unger.

To learn more about Israel’s story, and to see photos of the attic where he and his family stayed, visit this link: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/prince-edward-island/pei-holocaust-survivor-israel-unger-1.4616573

At the beginning of the Nazi period, 25,000 Jewish people lived in Tarnow, Poland. By the end of the Second World War, nine remained. Israel Unger and his family hid for two years in an attic crawl space above a flour mill in Tarnow. Their stove was the chimney that went up through the attic; their windows were cracks in the wall. Survival depended on the food the adults were able to forage outside at night. Against all odds, they emerged alive.

At the end of the war, the Unger family immigrated to Canada. After discovering a love of chemistry, Israel Unger had a stellar academic career, married, and raised a family in Fredericton, New Brunswick.

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Today on the podcast, we are bringing you a conversation with Adam Shaw. Adam is husband to Stephanie and father to Judah. He serves as one of the Pastors at Lifepoint Church in Hamilton, ON, and produces his own podcast, The Restorationist.

In today’s episode, Adam talks about the subject “Increasing Capacity,” and how the principle applies to individuals, families and church leadership teams.

Adam Shaw's Reading List:

I Am - David Norris

Big Ideas - David Norris

The Glory of God in the Face of Jesus Christ - David Bernard

Simple Church - Tom Rainer

HBR Top 10 Must Reads on Emotional Intelligence - Various

HBR Emotional Intelligence Series: Leadership Presence - Various

The Five Dysfunctions of a Team - Patrick Lencioni

The Advantage - Patrick Lencioni

What Every Pastor Should Know - Gary L. Mcintosh

They Smell Like Sheep - Lynn Anderson

All Books by Patrick Lencioni

Foundations of Pastoral Care - Bruce Peterson

The Revolutionary Communicator - Jedd Medefind & Erik Lokkesmoe

Preaching That Moves People - Yancey Arrington

Destroyer of the Gods - Larry Hurtado

Against the Gods - John Currid

Is God A Moral Monster? - Paul Copan

Churchwork - Rodney Shaw

Feeling Good: The New Mood Therapy - David D Burns M.D.

Didn’t See It Coming - Carey Nieuwhof

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In this episode of The Conversation, Pastor Raymond shares his thoughts on preaching from his roughly 40 years of experience.  

Throughout The Conversation, Pastor Raymond shares his best practices for organizing sermon thoughts, how to effectively tell stories and use illustrations, the benefits of being a manuscript preacher, and much more.  

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In this episode of The Conversation, Pastor Matt interviews David Morehead. David is a multifaceted minister, having served in many roles over the years. He and his family have been involved in youth ministry, children’s ministry, small groups, pastoring, and in this current season David serves as both Michigan Children’s Ministry Director and travels as a full-time evangelist.   

Throughout the conversation, Bro. Morehead shares his philosophy on ministering to children and youth, he discusses how to operate a successful small group ministry, he walks us through a season in which he tragically lost his brother, and much more.  

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Today on the podcast, we are bringing you a conversation with Imani Nangoma. Imani is the Youth Pastor at the Everybody Growing Church in Stittsville, Ontario. He also serves as the Youth President for the Ontario District of the United Pentecostal Church International. After spending even just a short time with Imani, it becomes evident that he is deeply passionate about lost souls and reaching people with the Gospel of Jesus Christ. During his time on high school and college campuses, Imani was involved in starting P7 Bible Clubs and a Campus Ministry chapter, and many were reached and changed as a result!  

In today’s episode, Imani talks about the ministries and messages that most impacted his life, he shares some powerful stories from his ministry on school campuses, and also how he navigated adversity while sharing his faith. 

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Today on podcast we are bringing you a conversation with Jeff Mallory. Jeff and his wife Brenda have been involved in ministry and missions work throughout their lives, namely in the nation of the Philippines. Currently they are working to open an orphanage called Hope Village International, that will initially house 24 young girls, sparing them a rough life on the streets.

In the episode, Bro. Mallory tells some amazing stories of God’s provision and how God has sovereignly opened doors for them, he walks us through a season when there was a significant cancer diagnosis and ultimately an unmistakable miracle of healing, he shares about the orphanage they are building, and much much more!

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