The Missionary Perspective

By: Erik Johnson and Josh Mead
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  • Erik Johnson and Joshua Mead share their unique perspectives from serving over 16 years as church-planting missionaries. The Johnson family serves in the Dominican Republic, while the Mead family works in Senegal, West Africa. Covering a wide range of topics, Josh and Erik trust this podcast will be a blessing to anyone interested in mission work around the world.
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Episodes
  • Interview with DJ and Lorrie Harry

    Interview with DJ and Lorrie Harry
    Nov 18 2024

    D.J. Harry is the pastor of Needhams Grove Baptist Church in Seagrove, North Carolina. His undergraduate training was in science education which led him to teach high school chemistry, biology, and physics for eight years.

    However, in 2005, God directed his steps into pastoral ministry. He received his M.Div. from Piedmont International University and will complete his D.Min. in 2025. A featured speaker at marriage conferences, parenting conferences, and camps, DJ is known for his Bible-centered preaching and for his passion for the Lord. DJ and his wife, Lorrie, were married in 1997. They have four adult children that are all serving the Lord!
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    49 mins
  • Missionary Q and A | Part Two

    Missionary Q and A | Part Two
    Nov 4 2024

    Erik and Josh answer questions sent in by a college student
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    39 mins
  • Missionary Q & A | Part One

    Missionary Q & A | Part One
    Oct 28 2024

    Erik and Josh answer questions sent in from a college student.
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    37 mins

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