On wrapping up church centered missions with centralasianetwork.com (Ep. 74)
Dog or cat people? Listen to our wrap up episode on missions to find out as we answer some listener questions and tie up our series in missions. We also learn what Jenny’s been up to in RAK.
15 June 2026, 9:00 am
37 minutes 54 seconds
On Prioritizing the Church AND Missions (Ep. 73)
The church is the beginning and the end of missions, and therefore also the means. Listen as the Priscilla Talk ladies discuss the church as the center of missions with pastors and authors John Folmar and Aaron Menikoff.
1 June 2026, 9:00 am
44 minutes 40 seconds
On Why Missions Should be Church-Centered (Ep. 72)
Keri, Jenny and Erin talk with international church pastor’s wife, Cyndi Logsdon about what she’s seen on the field and why missions should be church-centered.
18 May 2026, 9:00 am
28 minutes 21 seconds
On The Great Commission Congress (Ep. 71)
Josh Manley and Danny Davison invite Priscilla Talk listeners to the October GCC.
Erin, Jenny, and Keri talk with RTIM’s Rachel Ware about keeping the church central in missions partnerships between churches and sending organizations.
23 March 2026, 9:00 am
24 minutes 20 seconds
On The Joy of Cross-Cultural Ministry in the U.S. (Ep. 67)
Keri, Erin and Jenny talk with Kim about reaching the nations with the gospel here in the United States.
9 March 2026, 9:00 am
49 minutes 27 seconds
On “Tip of the Spear” Missions (Ep. 66)
Erin, Jenny and Keri talk with Mike & Michelle G. about language learning, Bible translation and church-planting where the name of Jesus has not yet been proclaimed.
23 February 2026, 10:00 am
45 minutes 46 seconds
On Women on the Field (Ep. 65)
Jenny and Keri talk with 3 women on the mission field about why they chose to move overseas and how their sending churches support and encourage them.
9 February 2026, 2:58 pm
35 minutes 43 seconds
On Church Centered Missions (Ep. 64)
Jenny, Keri and Erin discuss the importance of prioritizing the church in missions and prioritizing missions in the church.