James Project

The James Project Podcast exists to share how God has raised up a group of amazing people to serve and provide for some of the most vulnerable women and children of Guatemala over the last 20 years, and continues to do so today. Hear incredible stories from international missionaries who serve or have served at the project, board members who serve to help the ministry grow and flourish, team leaders who travel down every year to be the hands and feet of Jesus for a week at a time, and those whose lives have been changed through this 15 acre plot in a rural town in Guatemala.

James Project is a business podcast hosted by James ProjectPod, with 54 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Episode #53

  June Update with Bryon Applegate

  Jun 23, 202627 minS3

  Summary In this update, Cathy and Bryon discuss recent developments at the James Project, including team changes, construction updates, upcoming events, and prayer initiatives. They also share inspiring stories of families and missionaries, emphasizing the importance of prayer and community support. Keywords James Project, Guatemala, mission, construction, prayer, community, fundraising, missionaries, support, updates Chapters 00:00 Team Updates and New Additions 03:15 Construction Progress and Community Impact 06:32 Seasonal Changes and Their Effects 09:15 Fundraising Events and Community Engagement 12:19 New Systems and Ambassador Program 15:20 Missionary Support and Family Integration 18:21 Partnerships and Community Support 21:28 Staff Challenges and Prayer Needs 24:23 Reflections on Purpose and Gratitude 26:01 pod out.mp4

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  Episode #52

  "Get Uncomfortable & Do the Hard Thing" - Mercedes Wilson

  Jun 10, 20261h 3mS3

  Summary Mercedes Wilson shares her inspiring journey from childhood in Guatemala to her current life in Canada, highlighting lessons on faith, resilience, and doing hard things. This episode explores cultural differences, family strength, and the importance of experiencing God's love firsthand. Sound Bites "Experiencing God's love changes everything" "In your face, God's love is undeniable" "Without all the stuff, you see God clearly" Chapters 00:00 Early Life and Missionary Background 03:28 Cultural Immersion and Community in Guatemala 06:23 Challenges of Moving and Family Resilience 10:15 Faith Journey and Spiritual Growth 14:00 Experiences with the James Project 19:59 Transition Back to Canada and Its Challenges 27:03 Finding Identity and Purpose in Two Worlds 32:30 The Impact of Relationships on Personal Growth 35:07 Leading Teams and Personal Experiences in Guatemala 40:32 The Connection to Home and Community 44:53 Yearly Visits and Their Significance 48:15 Future Aspirations and Mission Work 52:28 Experiencing God's Love Through Service 58:33 Embracing Discomfort for Growth 01:02:21 pod out.mp4 Resources The Great Commission - Matthew 28:19-20 - https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Matthew+28%3A19-20&version=NIV James Project - https://jamesproject.org/ Jesus Calling Devotional - https://www.amazon.com/Jesus-Calling-Devotional-Encouragement-Comfort/dp/1591451884

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  Episode #51

  May Update with Bryon Applegate

  May 20, 202621 minS3

  Summary In this episode, Bryon shares updates on the James Project, upcoming fundraising events, and personal challenges, highlighting the power of faith and community involvement. Keywords James Project, fundraising, Guatemala, community, faith, volunteer, support, mission, impact, family Key Topics James Project updates and impact Upcoming fundraising events and opportunities Personal challenges and faith in action Chapters 00:00 Introduction 02:56 Fundraising Success and Upcoming Events 06:00 Communication and Newsletter Updates 08:59 Team Season and Volunteer Support 12:01 New Family at Village of Hope 14:55 Personal Challenges and Family Matters 17:58 Reflections on Faith and Support

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  April Update with Bryon Applegate

  Apr 11, 202622 min

  Summary Join us as we explore the impactful work being done in Guatemala, including water baptisms, the Village of Hope, and upcoming fundraising events like the pickleball tournament. Discover how these efforts are transforming lives and how you can get involved. Keywords Guatemala, water baptism, Village of Hope, fundraising, ministry, missions, community impact, child rescue, spiritual growth Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Updates on the James Project 01:23 Experiences from Guatemala: Baptisms and New Beginnings 03:21 Building Hope: Casa Elizabeth and the Need for Maternity Homes 05:24 Challenges Faced: Statistics and the Reality of Abuse 08:27 Village of Hope: Welcoming New Families 10:23 Fundraising Efforts: The Pickleball Tournament 12:27 Balancing Ministry and Fundraising 14:18 Internship Program and New Missionary Family 20:20 Conclusion and Future Plans 21:54 pod out.mp4 James Project Official Website Pickleball Tournament Details

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  Episode #49

  Building Faith and Community: Aaron Warner's Ministry Stories

  Feb 28, 202644 minS3

  Summary Join us as we explore Aaron Warner's inspiring journey of faith, his impactful trips to Guatemala, and how his experiences shape his life and ministry. Discover the power of community, sacrifice, and God's work in everyday life. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Background 02:47 Family Influence and Faith Journey 05:12 Legacy of Loss and God's Provision 07:54 Parenting and Family Dynamics 10:31 Transition to Education and School Leadership 13:19 Faith and Community Involvement 15:57 Experiences in Guatemala and Ministry Growth 43:44 pod out.mp4

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