The Fruit of Missions

Send us Fan MailJoin us at The Missions Table as AMPer Jackson Brooks shares the remarkable journey that led his family to serve as missionaries in Poland. What began as a desire to minister in North America evolved into an unexpected calling overseas as God directed their steps to one of Europe's most spiritually hungry nations.In this episode, Jackson Brooks opens up about the challenges of leaving family, the moments of uncertainty, and the powerful confirmation that Poland was where God was leading them. He shares the story of Pastoring the only UPC work in Poland, holding services in apartments and hotel meeting rooms while building relationships and reaching people with the gospel.Discover how God is moving in a predominantly Catholic culture, why Europe remains one of the greatest mission fields in the world, and how simple obedience to God's voice can lead to extraordinary impact. This inspiring conversation is a testament to faith, sacrifice, and the life-changing power of the gospel.https://linktr.ee/brooksmissions

Send us Fan MailIn this episode of Missions Table, we sit down with longtime UPCI Missionary Ivana Norris to hear powerful stories from Costa Barros, one of the most challenging slum communities in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Sister Norris shares about reaching children, building hope in broken communities, and witnessing the transforming power of the gospel in places many would overlook. This conversation is a moving reminder that revival is possible anywhere God sends willing vessels.https://give.upci.org/category/upci/gm/gm-norris-ivana-m

Send us Fan MailIn this episode of The Missions Table, we sit down with Steve and Samantha Padilla, regional missionaries sent by the United Pentecostal Church of Italy to Switzerland. They share the story of their calling into regional missions and the steps they took in communicating that calling with their pastors and church leadership.The Padillas talk about the intentional decisions they made when arriving in Switzerland—including choosing to live in the city they felt called to reach rather than in a less expensive area outside of it. Their heart was simple: if God had called them to a place, they wanted their presence to be known among the people.Throughout the conversation, one powerful phrase kept surfacing: “Missions is about people presence.” Ministry happens when we are present—walking among the people God has called us to reach.Their story is a reminder that missions is not only for a few—it is a calling for the entire church. As believers, we must be willing to walk through the doors God opens, serve where He leads, and never be afraid to follow His will when He calls.

Send us Fan MailIn this episode, we sit down with AJ Dummitt, the new Global Missions Promotions Director, to discuss how partnership between North American churches and missionaries fuels the work of Global Missions. AJ Dummitt shares his ministry journey through pastoring, district missions leadership, serving Global Missions, and how his role helps strengthen the connection between the North American churches and the mission field.https://www.globalmissions.com/enroll-as-pim/

Send us Fan MailIn this episode of The Missions Table, host Nathan Harrod sits down with Pastor Mark Hattabaugh — Senior Pastor of The Pentecostals of Cooper City, Director of Youth on Missions in Florida, Global Missions Board member, and leader with Compassion Services International (CSI).Pastor Hattabaugh reminds us that “you get the call to missions by exposure.” The mission field doesn’t start with a passport — it starts the moment you walk out of the church and into your community.Together, we talk about how pastors can ignite a burden for the world by inviting missionaries into their local churches, giving their congregations firsthand exposure to God’s global mission. Pastor Hattabaugh also shares about Youth on Missions — a program where young people “pray hard and play hard” — and the life-changing impact of Compassion Services International in meeting physical and spiritual needs across the globe.If you’ve ever wanted to get your church more involved in missions — through giving, going, or serving — this conversation will both challenge and inspire you.Learn more or get involved at:www.compassionservices.org www.aim2go.orgwww.youthonmissions.com

Send us Fan MailIn this inspiring episode of The Missions Table, Nathan and Tanya Harrod sit down with Sis. Maya Hunley, missionary and wife of the Global Missions Director of the UPCI, to trace the extraordinary story of how God led her—one small step at a time—from her childhood roots in the former Yugoslavia to a life of global impact.With warmth and humility, Sis. Hunley shares about growing up during times of national turmoil, her family’s leap of faith in leaving their homeland, and how God orchestrated every detail of her journey long before she could see the bigger picture. From unexpected open doors to divine connections, she calls it all “a God setup.”This episode is a reminder that the call to missions often begins in the small, unseen moments of obedience—and that when we take one step of faith, God already has the next one waiting.

Send us Fan MailIn this episode, we sit down with Missionary Joshua Tingley to talk about the vision behind The Missionary Gateway Center (MGC). Originally appointed to Haiti, the Tingleys have been unable to enter the country due to ongoing violence and instability. Yet even in the face of closed doors, God has opened new ones. Now based in the Dominican Republic, they are pressing forward with a clear purpose: to recruit, train, and send missionaries into the fields of the Central America and the Caribbean (CAC).Josh shares how the MGC is equipping future missionaries and highlights the nations right now that are asking for workers. This conversation is a powerful reminder that God’s mission never stops—even when borders close—and that the call to the harvest is as urgent as ever.For more info, visit:missionarygateway.comInstagram or Facebookaim2go.org

Send us Fan MailIn this episode of The Missions Table, we sit down with Troy Wickett, missionary to Fiji/Solomon Islands and the newly appointed Regional Director of the Pacific Region. From years of ministry among the islands of Fiji to now overseeing a vast region of nations and cultures, Bro. Wickett shares the heart, vision, and faith it takes to reach the Pacific for Jesus.We talk about his transition from the local field to a regional leadership role, the unique challenges of ministering across oceans and time zones, and the powerful vision to reach every island and every people group in the Pacific.If you’ve ever wondered what it looks like to lead in one of the most diverse and geographically spread-out mission fields on earth, this conversation is one you don’t want to miss.As always, you can connect with our TMT team via social media:Nathan Harrod, @NathanHarrod (Twitter)Joshua Tingley, @TingleyJoshua (Twitter)Samuel Zenobia, @ZenobiaMissions (Instagram)

Send us Fan MailIn this episode of The Missions Table, we sit down with James Corbin—missionary to Bangladesh and author of When Sons and Daughters of the Soil Pray. James Corbin shares his powerful story of ministry in one of the most spiritually hungry regions of the world and unpacks the heartbeat behind his book, which highlights the transformational role of prayer in missions.Together, we talk about how you can get involved in missions across Asia—whether through prayer, short-term opportunities, or long-term service. James Corbin offers fresh insight into what God is doing in Bangladesh and the surrounding nations, and how every believer can play a part in advancing the Gospel to the unreached.If you’ve ever wondered how you can step into the harvest field of Asia or want to be inspired by what happens when sons and daughters of the soil pray, this conversation will challenge your faith and ignite your vision for missions.As always, you can connect with our TMT team via social media:Nathan Harrod, @NathanHarrod (Twitter)Joshua Tingley, @TingleyJoshua (Twitter)Samuel Zenobia, @ZenobiaMissions (Instagram)

Send us Fan MailIn this episode of The Missions Table, host Nathan Harrod sits down with Global Missions Director Adam Hunley for a powerful conversation about the global vision of Pentecost Every Day. Together, they explore what this vision means for the church worldwide and the practical steps Global Missions is taking to see it fulfilled—mobilizing disciples, equipping leaders, and reaching every nation and people group. Bro. Hunley also shares insights about the upcoming Global Missions Service at General Conference, highlighting what to expect and how this moment will further propel the mission forward. This episode will inspire you to see the bigger picture of what God is doing globally and how we can each be a part of advancing His Kingdom.As always, you can connect with our TMT team via social media:Nathan Harrod, @NathanHarrod (Twitter)Joshua Tingley, @TingleyJoshua (Twitter)Samuel Zenobia, @ZenobiaMissions (Instagram)