Every Peoples Podcast

Don Harada attends Immanuel Bible Church and serves on the board of Krysalis Christian Ministries. His team builds homes for Baja, trains up pastors, and mobilizes churches in the SFV to serve on missions. Learn more at www.krysalisministries.org [http://www.krysalisministries.org/] or Immanuel Bible Church [https://ibcbible.org]. This will be the last episode for Season 2. Thank you for listening!

Lisa LaGeorge serves as Director of the CHF Academy and blogs at lisalageorge.com [http://lisalageorge.com/]. In this episode, Lisa encourages listeners to volunteer locally with childrenshungerfund.org [http://childrenshungerfund.org/] or overseas with www.echoranch.org [http://www.echoranch.org/]. Receive accounts from the missions frontier in Cameroon at www.haretranslation.com [http://www.haretranslation.com/]. Then learn to pray more effectively using joshuaproject.net [http://joshuaproject.net/] or operationworld.org [http://operationworld.org/].

Bill Malick is a “retired” church planter and former district superintendent with the Christian & Missionary Alliance. He is the founder of the freshstartnetwork.com [http://freshstartnetwork.com/] and currently writing a book on how to lead through change. To learn more about that first Fresh Start in Woodland Hills, check out the video at "Fresh Start" [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fOCA4kZtL_4] Woodland Hills Church.

Paul Kim serves as a pastor to pastors and a church planting coach with www.citytocityla.com [http://www.citytocityla.com/]. He is currently helping to plant Providence Church [https://providencesfv.com] here in the San Fernando Valley. To learn more about the benefits of coaching, visit www.healthypastorcoaching.com [http://www.healthypastorcoaching.com/].

Jason Matossian serves as the Pastor of Preaching at Mount Ararat Bible Church and holds a PhD in church history from Fuller Theological Seminary. He also co-hosts the Rod ’n Staff podcast with Roger Bayramian. To learn more about the church, visit www.mountabc.org [http://www.mountabc.org/].