All Episodes

E110: Who is Acheich Athian?

E109: What is God doing in South Sudan?

E108: What does HaMoreh Ministries do?

E107: Who is Jane Karaba?

E106: What is God doing in South Sudan?

E105: Why do you believe in Every Village?

E104: What was it like living in a refugee camp and then moving to America?

E103: How does the gospel translate in a honor/shame culture?

E102: What do houses look like in South Sudan?

E101: What are you most proud of?

E100: Will you pray with us for South Sudan?

E99: What is God doing in South Sudan?

E98: What does the healthcare system look like in South Sudan?

E97: Does foreign aid create dependency and hurt the country it's sent to?

E96: Will Every Village ever branch out to teach trade work?

E95: Does Every Village ever send South Sudanese to college?

E94: How does our US staff pour into our South Sudanese staff?

E93: Are we affiliated with a certain denomination in South Sudan?

E92: What does childbirth look like in South Sudan?

E91: How do we measure impact?

E90: Why did you decide to join a short term trip?

E89: Who attends our annual leadership retreat?

E88: Why is now the time to invest in South Sudan?

E87: What is God doing in South Sudan?

E86: How do we honor the South Sudanese through media?

E85: Is Every Village still drilling water wells?

E84: What is our beyond campaign?

E83: What is the difference between Sudan and South Sudan?

E82: How can I get more connected to Every Village?

E81: Would more access to social media in South Sudan hurt or help the people?

E80: What are facial markings and do the South Sudanese still practice this tradition?

E79: What are things Every Village does best?

E78: What is the difference between a projects mindset and a systems mindset?

E77: How can churches partner with Every Village?

E76: What is God doing in South Sudan?

E75: What is the most common form of transportation in South Sudan?

E74: How does Every Village focus on generational change?

E73: What did the early days of Every Village look like?

E72: What is Every Village's relationship with the local South Sudanese government?

E71: Do we like to partner with other organizations or work alone?

E70: What role does the local church play in your work?

E69: Are there any frustrations with working in an underdeveloped country?

E68: What do Awana Clubs look like in South Sudan?

E67: What does Galcom do?

E66: What opportunities does a graduate have after high school?

E65: What does the physical land look like in South Sudan?

E64: How does inflation affect the people of South Sudan?

E63: What fundraisers have you done in the past?

E62: What is God doing in South Sudan?

E61: Why is marketing so important to our ministry?

E60: What are some other ministries doing great work in South Sudan?

E59: How do you evanglize the people?

E58: Does Every Village hire women on the radio?

E57: How have South Sudanese grown in leadership at Every Village?

E56: How has your faith grown since working with Every Village?

E55: What are some of the basic facts about South Sudan?

E54: What do churches look for in partnerships?

E53: What do holidays look like in South Sudan?

E52: Why is monthly giving so important to a ministry?

E51: What is your favorite part about traveling to South Sudan?

E50: Was South Sudan ever colonized?

E49: What is God doing in South Sudan?

E48: Do you only minister to the South Sudanese?

E47: Why not water delivery?

E46: Shouldn't we just let the South Sudanese take care of themselves?

E45: What topics have you covered at pastor conferences?

E44: What do you love most about the Every Village team?

E43: Who is Daniel Lual, Every Village Country Director?

E42: What are some mistakes Every Village has made in the past and what have you learned from them?

E41: How can anything be sustainable in a war-torn nation?

E40: What does South Sudan mean to you?

E39: How did you design the SWC Program?

E38: What's it like to live in South Sudan?

E37: Why do you charge the South Sudanese for the radios?

E36: Where is Every Village headed in the future?

E35: How do we disciple the people?

E34: What is a leper colony?

BONUS: Why is it such a big deal for South Sudan to be in the Olympics?

E33: What does work look like here in the States?

E32: Is South Sudan mentioned in the Bible?

E31: What is the food like in South Sudan?

E30: Where does my money go when I give to Every Village?

E29: Are you more focused on humanitarian needs or sharing the gospel?

E28: What does the word syncretism mean?

E27: What are some recent stories of impact from the field?

E26: What does South Sudan mean to you?

E25: Why does so much of Africa struggle to have safe water?

E24: What are some things the South Sudanese have taught you?

E23: What churches do you work with in South Sudan?

E22: Why should I give to the work in South Sudan?

E21: How does Every Village handle polygamy?

E20: Why don't you work in other countries beyond South Sudan?

E19: What does the Every Village team look like?

E18: What do you play on your radio stations?

E17: What are the differences in the 64 tribes?

E16: How many tribes are in South Sudan and which ones do we work with?

E15: Is it safe to go to South Sudan?

E14: What does a trip to South Sudan look like?

E13: What are some recent stories of impact from the field?

E12: Isn't radio an old technology? Why not the internet?

E11: Who are some partners you work with in South Sudan?

E10: What does a typical day in South Sudan look like?

E9: Why is there so much fighting in South Sudan?

E8: What is the difference between relief and development?

E7: Why discipleship?

E6: Why radio?

E5: Why water?

E4: How do water, radio and discipleship work together?

E3: What is the history of Every Village?

E2: What is the history of South Sudan?

E1: What is the vision of this podcast?