In this episode of God on the Move, Priscilla Mageropoulos, co-founder and director of marketing and communications at MarTech Mission, shares her journey from a background in performing arts and digital marketing to founding a company dedicated to mission-driven marketing. Priscilla discusses the challenges and opportunities the digital age presents for churches and mission organizations, emphasizing the need for innovative and spiritually grounded communication strategies. She details her journey of faith, the impact of her work in digital marketing for humanitarian and Christian projects, and her vision for using modern technology to spread the gospel without compromising its core message. Priscilla also explores how every follower of Jesus can leverage technology to share their faith and reflects on the balance between online engagement and authentic Christian values.
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MarTech Mission
Indigitous
🧑💻 About Priscilla
Priscilla Mageropoulos is a marketing specialist who partners with leaders of non-profits and mission-driven organizations to connect them with strategic marketing, technology, and communication solutions. With over 15 years of experience in the digital marketing industry, she supports these organizations in achieving measurable goals. She lives in Bangkok, Thailand, with her husband, David, and their three children.
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58. Reviving Education: Orthodoxy and the Great Books Tradition
In this episode of God on the Move, Dr. John Mark Reynolds shares his vision of providing debt-free one-on-one education in low-income neighborhoods, inspired by his faith in Orthodox Christianity and the educational traditions of the West. Dr. Reynolds delves into the historical and philosophical roots of Western education, reflecting on how progressive and vocational emphases have shifted the focus away from the classical education that once dominated. He recounts his personal journey into Orthodoxy, influenced by his upbringing as a pastor's kid and his academic career in philosophy. Dr. Reynolds explains the significance of the Great Books tradition and its role in forming informed and critical leaders while discussing the unique ethos of Saint Constantine College and its commitment to accessible and rigorous education. As he shares his story, he emphasizes the importance of staying rooted in faith amidst intellectual pursuits and broadening one's education through classic and modern works.
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Saint Constantine College
Podcast: 07. Exploring Orthodox Missions' Growth in Albania
Podcast: 12 Orthodox Missions Bound for the East: The Chuvash Republic
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🧑💻 About Dr Reynolds
Dr. John Mark Reynolds is a philosopher, educator, and advocate for classical Christian education. He is the founding President of Saint Constantine College in Houston, Texas, a unique institution that blends the Great Books tradition with the theological depth of Eastern Orthodoxy. Before founding Saint Constantine, he established the Torrey Honors Institute at Biola University and later served as Chief Academic Officer at Houston Christian University.
A convert to Orthodox Christianity, Dr. Reynolds brings together a deep love for ancient wisdom, rigorous philosophical inquiry, and a commitment to accessible, Christ-centered education. His work focuses on forming students not only intellectually, but spiritually and morally—cultivating leaders who think clearly, live faithfully, and serve generously.
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57. Ireland's Youth: At the Crossroads of Tradition and Renewal
In this episode of God on the Move, Jasper Rutherford shares his journey as the European Director of Christ in Youth and his deep passion for youth ministry. He discusses the dire need for youth workers in Ireland, the rich spiritual heritage of the island, and the challenges of modern youth engagement within the church. Jasper reveals his personal faith story, moments of divine encounters, and his experiences in leading young people towards a relationship with Jesus. He also highlights the significance of the global church, the beauty of traditional Christian practices, and the urgent need for the church to invest in the next generation.
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Christ in Youth
Church Army
Podcast: A Spiritual Awakening in the Cold of Denmark
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🧑💻 About Jasper
Jasper expects God to show up where other people don’t expect it. Jasper is a passionate evangelist with a heart for peace and reconciliation. He has been involved in youth ministry for nearly 20 years, within the local Church and with para-church organisations. Jasper has been on staff with CIY since 2016. Jasper graduated from The University of Liverpool and has a PhD in Physiology from the University of Birmingham, and also a Diploma in Applied Evangelism from York St John University. He and his wife Lynne have three children – Elijah, Shannon and Nathan. His other passion is Liverpool Football Club.
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56. Harvest Times: A Student Movement in Dallas
In this episode of God on the Move, Chase Durham shares his journey and experiences as the Student Pastor at Cottonwood Creek Church in Allen, Texas. After returning from South Korea, Chase spearheaded a movement to take the gospel to every kid at every school in Dallas, Texas. He discusses the formation of Harvest Times, a student-led initiative where students meet before school to pray and share Jesus with their peers. He also reflects on the shifting religiosity among youth in Dallas and the broader national changes impacting faith. Throughout his story, Chase highlights the importance of collaborative action, sharing God’s word, and mobilizing the 99% of believers in the workplace and schools. Chase’s testimony is a testament to the power of unity and dedication in fulfilling the Great Commission.
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Cottonwood Creek Church
Collision, Harvest Times
Podcast: A Spiritual Awakening in the Cold of Denmark
Podcast: Bringing the Gospel as a Good Neighbour in the Netherlands
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🧑💻 About Chase
Chase Durham has served as the Student Pastor at Cottonwood Creek Church in Allen, Texas for 11 years. Recently he just expanded his leadership at Cottonwood Creek and is now the Associate Pastor of Discipleship. In addition to his role at the church, he partners with Collision Ministries to help inspire collaboration around the great commission throughout Dallas, Texas. He has a master's degree in Discipleship and is currently a Doctoral Candidate at Dallas Baptist University, where he is pursuing a PhD in Leadership. He is married to Kendall and the father of 3 amazing kids.
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55. Navigating Faith: Challenges and Triumphs in Senegal
In this episode of God on the Move, Rev Mignane Ndour shares his powerful testimony of converting from Islam to Christianity, despite the challenges and persecution in Senegal. He discusses the growth of the Christian church in Senegal, his work with various NGOs, and the impactful ministry of Operation Christmas Child. Rev. Ndour also highlights the strategies used to share the Gospel in predominantly Muslim communities and the importance of love and prayer in evangelism.
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Operation Christmas Child
Podcast: A Madedonian Call: Transforming Lives in the Heart of Mali
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🧑💻 About Mignane
Reverend Mignane Ndour is a prominent figure in Senegal's Christian community, serving as the National Vice-President of the Church of the Assemblies of God of Senegal. He is also the Senior Pastor at the Assemblies of God Temple of Nations in Dakar.
In addition to his pastoral duties, Reverend Ndour is actively involved in initiatives aimed at promoting peace and child welfare. He has been associated with Conacce Chaplains, an organization focused on training international chaplains and peace judges. A conference held in September 2022 at the Temple of Nations in Dakar highlighted efforts to equip individuals as mediators for peace in Senegal and across Africa.
Reverend Ndour's leadership extends to coordinating national programs such as Sentinels on the Walls and Operation Child NOEL in Senegal, reflecting his commitment to both spiritual guidance and community development.
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