S2-E13 | Everyday Eurasia |  Lusine Melkonyan

S2-E27 | Everyday Eurasia |  Zhaneta Yordanova

This week on the Everyday Eurasia Podcast, we will be joined by members of the Eurasia Holistic Child Development team as we explore Holistic Child Development programs across the region. Today, you will hear from: Zhaneta Yordanova, pastor of Manastirska Reka Church of the Nazarene and District Superintendent in Bulgaria. Alongside her husband and local church congregation, Zhaneta is actively involved in compassionate ministries that serve both children and adults in her community.  Today, she will share a devotion titled "Jesus Places the Child in the Midst." Everyday Eurasia | Inspiring faith for everyday Website: eurasiaregion.org Facebook: facebook.com/eurasiaregion Instagram: instagram.com/eurasiaregion Eurasia Podcast Team E-Mail: podcasts@eurasiaregion.org ©️Eurasia Region 2026

S2-E26 | Everyday Eurasia |  Komal Waghmare

This week on the Everyday Eurasia Podcast, we will be joined by members of the Eurasia Holistic Child Development team as we explore Holistic Child Development programs across the region. Today, you will hear from: Komal Waghmare, the Eurasia Region Child Development Coordinator with Nazarene Compassionate Ministries. With more than 20 years of experience in social development, along with her training in Business Administration and Divinity, and ongoing doctoral studies at APNTS, Komal is deeply committed to strengthening children, families, and communities. Born and raised in Dubai and having lived throughout the Middle East, she now resides in Pune, India, with her husband and their two children. She is passionate about equipping local churches to invest in children and communities as catalysts for transformational development. She will share with us today, a devotion titled “from brokenness to shalom” Everyday Eurasia | Inspiring faith for everyday Website: eurasiaregion.org Facebook: facebook.com/eurasiaregion Instagram: instagram.com/eurasiaregion Eurasia Podcast Team E-Mail: podcasts@eurasiaregion.org ©️Eurasia Region 2026

S2-E25 | Everyday Eurasia |  Dr. Steve Wright

This week, we're welcoming Dr. Steve Wright. In 2015 he moved from Australia and joined the faculty at Nazarene Theological College in Manchester to teach theology. Originally from the Wesleyan Methodist Church tradition, he teaches and supervises across a wide range of subjects. He will take us on a journey through time, exploring the rich themes and deeper reflections of the Christian liturgical calendar. Everyday Eurasia | Inspiring faith for everyday Website: eurasiaregion.org Facebook: facebook.com/eurasiaregion Instagram: instagram.com/eurasiaregion Eurasia Podcast Team E-Mail: podcasts@eurasiaregion.org ©️Eurasia Region 2026

S2-E24 | Everyday Eurasia |  Dr. Steve Wright

This week, we're welcoming Dr. Steve Wright. In 2015 he moved from Australia and joined the faculty at Nazarene Theological College in Manchester to teach theology. Originally from the Wesleyan Methodist Church tradition, he teaches and supervises across a wide range of subjects. He will take us on a journey through time, exploring the rich themes and deeper reflections of the Christian liturgical calendar. Everyday Eurasia | Inspiring faith for everyday Website: eurasiaregion.org Facebook: facebook.com/eurasiaregion Instagram: instagram.com/eurasiaregion Eurasia Podcast Team E-Mail: podcasts@eurasiaregion.org ©️Eurasia Region 2026

S2-E23 | Everyday Eurasia |  Dr. Steve Wright

This week, we're welcoming Dr. Steve Wright. In 2015 he moved from Australia and joined the faculty at Nazarene Theological College in Manchester to teach theology. Originally from the Wesleyan Methodist Church tradition, he teaches and supervises across a wide range of subjects. He will take us on a journey through time, exploring the rich themes and deeper reflections of the Christian liturgical calendar. Everyday Eurasia | Inspiring faith for everyday Website: eurasiaregion.org Facebook: facebook.com/eurasiaregion Instagram: instagram.com/eurasiaregion Eurasia Podcast Team E-Mail: podcasts@eurasiaregion.org ©️Eurasia Region 2026