Poplar Ridge Christian Church

Brad Perry talks about his journey to Poplar Ridge and what God has done in 28 years of his ministry

31 min · 30 jun 2026
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In this episode of Let’s Talk, Lead Minister Brad Perry shares the story of how God led him to Poplar Ridge and reflects on 28 years of ministry. From the unexpected path that brought him here to the lessons, challenges, and victories along the way, Brad looks back on God’s faithfulness and the incredible work He has done through the church over nearly three decades.

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