Eurasia Region Podcast

COTN Eurasia Region
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Welcome to the official Eurasia Region Church of the Nazarene Podcast Channel! Sharing stories of what God is doing across the Region and inspiring faith for everyday. Keep in touch and follow us on our socials or subscribe to our weekly ‘Snapshots' newsletter. You can find more info about the Region on our website eurasiaregion.org. You can find links to all of these in the show notes.

  1. 5d ago

    S2-E110 | The Story of Us | The Last Episode

    It has been quite a journey — at times exciting, challenging, and certainly unexpected. And today, we have arrived at the end. This is the very last episode of the Everyday Eurasia Podcast. Looking back over the past year, it almost feels unreal to think about everything that happened. There were ideas, plans, meetings, deadlines, and of course, plenty of obstacles along the way. How do you schedule conversations with people thousands of miles away? How do you keep a production moving when your team is spread across the Netherlands, Croatia, Wales, Switzerland, and Portugal? And how do you somehow get everything together and ready on time? All of these things became part of a very unique — and at times challenging — journey. But in the end, it wasn't just the production that made this podcast special. It was the stories of the people we had the privilege of meeting. Stories of faith, hope, struggle, loss, calling, and God's faithfulness. Stories we initially set out to tell to others, but that ended up deeply impacting us as well. Some conversations stayed with us long after the recording stopped. Some stories challenged our faith. Others encouraged us. And many reminded us once again of the ways God works through people, through their stories, and sometimes right in the middle of difficult circumstances. So, for this final episode, we are turning the microphone around. I’m sitting down with Michelle Lynam, Eurasia Communications Coordinator, Kristin Burchfiel, Podcast Administrator, and myself, Bryan Koopmans, Podcast Producer. Together, we look back on the journey — the challenges, the stories that stayed with us, what we learned, and the impact this podcast ultimately had on us. And while the Everyday Eurasia Podcast is coming to an end, there are new projects on the horizon, and we hope to take you along for those as well. So today, we say goodbye to the Everyday Eurasia Podcast — with deep gratitude for everyone who listened, and for everyone who trusted us with their story. Welcome to the very last episode of the Everyday Eurasia Podcast. Everyday Eurasia | Inspiring faith for everyday Website: eurasiaregion.org Facebook: facebook.com/eurasiaregion Instagram: instagram.com/eurasiaregion Eurasia Podcast Team E-Mail: podcasts@eurasiaregion.org ©️Eurasia Region 2026

    S2-E110 | The Story of Us | The Last Episode

  2. 6d ago

    Special | Nazarene Discipleship International Eurasia

    During Breakthru, the summer event of the British Isles South District, we had the privilege of welcoming Sam Barber and Chad Gibbons from Nazarene Discipleship International, who joined us to speak about something that lies at the heart of our calling as the Church of the Nazarene: discipleship. But what do we actually mean when we talk about discipleship? What does it look like to make Christlike disciples? And how does discipleship move from something we talk about in Church to something that shapes our everyday lives? In this special episode, David Gilmour takes us on a journey into discipleship —from the deeply personal side of following Jesus, to the wider vision of “Making Christlike Disciples in the Nations.” So, whether you’re already involved in discipleship, just beginning to explore what it means, or simply wondering how we can better live out our calling to make Christlike disciples, we invite you to join us. Eurasia Region Podcast Website: eurasiaregion.org Facebook: facebook.com/eurasiaregion Instagram: instagram.com/eurasiaregion Eurasia Podcast Team E-Mail: podcasts@eurasiaregion.org ©️Eurasia Region 2026

  3. 6d ago

    S2-E109 | The Story of Us | Bryan Koopmans

    After a year, the Everyday Eurasia Podcast is coming to an end. We, the team behind the podcast—Kristin Burchfiel and Michelle Lynam on the editorial team, Chad Gibbons as our theological sounding board, and myself, Bryan Koopmans, as the producer—are incredibly grateful for all the stories, testimonies, reflections, and conversations we’ve been able to share with you over the past year. Across two seasons, we’ve spent around 28 hours listening to stories of what God is doing across the Eurasia Region. What started as a podcast has grown into a huge collection of stories, testimonies, reflections, and information. And now, as we come to the end of Everyday Eurasia, we want to finish where it all began: with the people behind the podcast. This week, you’ll hear devotionals from the makers of Everyday Eurasia. We’ll share a little bit about our own stories, our everyday lives, and what this journey has meant to us. So, let’s begin this final week together. Today, you’ll hear from Bryan Koopmans. Bryan has been volunteering with the Eurasia Region since July 2024, and from this year he has been serving as a missionary with the Eurasia Region, working with the Communications Team and the Central Europe Field in Croatia. He grew up in Vlaardingen, the Netherlands, and joined the Church of the Nazarene in 2015. With more than 15 years of experience in radio and television broadcasting, Bryan brings his passion and communication skills to the mission field. As the podcast manager, Bryan has been one of the team members behind the Everyday Eurasia Podcast. The holiness tradition is also deeply important to Bryan. It has been part of his family’s faith and history for more than 100 years. Today, Bryan will share with us about “The Story of Place.” Everyday Eurasia | Inspiring faith for everyday Website: eurasiaregion.org Facebook: facebook.com/eurasiaregion Instagram: instagram.com/eurasiaregion Eurasia Podcast Team E-Mail: podcasts@eurasiaregion.org ©️Eurasia Region 2026

    S2-E109 | The Story of Us | Bryan Koopmans

  4. Oct 28

    S2-E108 | The Story of Us | Bryan Koopmans

    After a year, the Everyday Eurasia Podcast is coming to an end. We, the team behind the podcast—Kristin Burchfiel and Michelle Lynam on the editorial team, Chad Gibbons as our theological sounding board, and myself, Bryan Koopmans, as the producer—are incredibly grateful for all the stories, testimonies, reflections, and conversations we’ve been able to share with you over the past year. Across two seasons, we’ve spent around 28 hours listening to stories of what God is doing across the Eurasia Region. What started as a podcast has grown into a huge collection of stories, testimonies, reflections, and information. And now, as we come to the end of Everyday Eurasia, we want to finish where it all began: with the people behind the podcast. This week, you’ll hear devotionals from the makers of Everyday Eurasia. We’ll share a little bit about our own stories, our everyday lives, and what this journey has meant to us. Today, we’ll hear from Chad Gibbons. Chad serves as the Nazarene Discipleship International Coordinator for the Eurasia Region. As a missionary, he lives and serves alongside his wife, Crystal, from the regional office in Büsingen, Germany. Throughout the Everyday Eurasia Podcast, Chad has also been our theological sounding board—helping us think through the questions, stories, and themes we’ve explored along the way. Today, as we come toward the end of this journey, Chad will share with us about: ‘’The story we’re part of’’ Everyday Eurasia | Inspiring faith for everyday Website: eurasiaregion.org Facebook: facebook.com/eurasiaregion Instagram: instagram.com/eurasiaregion Eurasia Podcast Team E-Mail: podcasts@eurasiaregion.org ©️Eurasia Region 2026

    S2-E108 | The Story of Us | Bryan Koopmans

  5. Oct 27

    S2-E107 | The Story of Us | Kristin Burchfiel

    After a year, the Everyday Eurasia Podcast is coming to an end. We, the team behind the podcast—Kristin Burchfiel and Michelle Lynam on the editorial team, Chad Gibbons as our theological sounding board, and myself, Bryan Koopmans, as the producer—are incredibly grateful for all the stories, testimonies, reflections, and conversations we’ve been able to share with you over the past year. Across two seasons, we’ve spent around 28 hours listening to stories of what God is doing across the Eurasia Region. What started as a podcast has grown into a huge collection of stories, testimonies, reflections, and information. And now, as we come to the end of Everyday Eurasia, we want to finish where it all began: with the people behind the podcast. This week, you’ll hear devotionals from the makers of Everyday Eurasia. We’ll share a little bit about our own stories, our everyday lives, and what this journey has meant to us. Today, we’ll hear from Kristin Burchfiel. Kristin grew up in Medford, Oregon, in the United States, and has spent her life serving both locally and around the world. Kristin currently serves with the Eurasia Region, where she and her family have lived since 2020—first in Amman, Jordan, and now in Lisbon, Portugal. She serves as the Missional Evangelism and Missions Teams Coordinator for the Western Mediterranean Field. Kristin has also been the podcast administrator for the Everyday Eurasia Podcast, helping keep everything running behind the scenes. Today, Kristin will share with us about “The Story of Everyday Life.” Everyday Eurasia | Inspiring faith for everyday Website: eurasiaregion.org Facebook: facebook.com/eurasiaregion Instagram: instagram.com/eurasiaregion Eurasia Podcast Team E-Mail: podcasts@eurasiaregion.org ©️Eurasia Region 2026

    S2-E107 | The Story of Us | Kristin Burchfiel

  6. Oct 26

    S2-E106 | The Story of Us | Bryan Koopmans

    After a year, the Everyday Eurasia Podcast is coming to an end. We, the team behind the podcast—Kristin Burchfiel and Michelle Lynam on the editorial team, Chad Gibbons as our theological sounding board, and myself, Bryan Koopmans, as the producer—are incredibly grateful for all the stories, testimonies, reflections, and conversations we’ve been able to share with you over the past year. Across two seasons, we’ve spent around 28 hours listening to stories of what God is doing across the Eurasia Region. What started as a podcast has grown into a huge collection of stories, testimonies, reflections, and information. And now, as we come to the end of Everyday Eurasia, we want to finish where it all began: with the people behind the podcast. This week, you’ll hear devotionals from the makers of Everyday Eurasia. We’ll share a little bit about our own stories, our everyday lives, and what this journey has meant to us. So, let’s begin this final week together. Today, you’ll hear from Bryan Koopmans. Bryan has been volunteering with the Eurasia Region since July 2024, and from this year he has been serving as a missionary with the Eurasia Region, working with the Communications Team and the Central Europe Field in Croatia. He grew up in Vlaardingen, the Netherlands, and joined the Church of the Nazarene in 2015. With more than 15 years of experience in radio and television broadcasting, Bryan brings his passion and communication skills to the mission field. As the podcast manager, Bryan has been one of the team members behind the Everyday Eurasia Podcast. The holiness tradition is also deeply important to Bryan. It has been part of his family’s faith and history for more than 100 years. Today, Bryan will share with us about “The Story of Us.” Everyday Eurasia | Inspiring faith for everyday Website: eurasiaregion.org Facebook: facebook.com/eurasiaregion Instagram: instagram.com/eurasiaregion Eurasia Podcast Team E-Mail: podcasts@eurasiaregion.org ©️Eurasia Region 2026

    S2-E106 | The Story of Us | Bryan Koopmans

  7. Oct 23

    S2-E105 | Podcast Contest Week | Nathan McMullan

    This week, we’re excited to share the top three daily devotionals from our Podcast Contest. Thank you so much for tuning in, and for all the encouragement and support you’ve shown along the way: Today, we’re excited to share our number one episode from the Podcast Contest, featuring Nathan McMullan from England. Nathan will introduce himself and share a little bit about his story and journey. We’re excited to have him with us, so let’s jump right into today’s episode with Nathan! Everyday Eurasia | Inspiring faith for everyday Website: eurasiaregion.org Facebook: facebook.com/eurasiaregion Instagram: instagram.com/eurasiaregion Eurasia Podcast Team E-Mail: podcasts@eurasiaregion.org ©️Eurasia Region 2026

    S2-E105 | Podcast Contest Week | Nathan McMullan

  8. Oct 22

    S2-E104 | Podcast Contest Week | Dasha & Valeriya

    This week, we’re excited to share the top three daily devotionals from our Podcast Contest. Thank you so much for tuning in, and for all the encouragement and support you’ve shown along the way: Today, we’re joined by the second-place winners of our Podcast Contest, Dasha and Valeriya, from the Church of the Nazarene in Astana, Kazakhstan. They’re here to share some real, honest, and serious girl talk with us. So, grab your coffee, get comfortable, and let’s hear what Dasha and Valeriya have to say! Everyday Eurasia | Inspiring faith for everyday Website: eurasiaregion.org Facebook: facebook.com/eurasiaregion Instagram: instagram.com/eurasiaregion Eurasia Podcast Team E-Mail: podcasts@eurasiaregion.org ©️Eurasia Region 2026

    S2-E104 | Podcast Contest Week | Dasha & Valeriya
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Welcome to the official Eurasia Region Church of the Nazarene Podcast Channel! Sharing stories of what God is doing across the Region and inspiring faith for everyday. Keep in touch and follow us on our socials or subscribe to our weekly ‘Snapshots' newsletter. You can find more info about the Region on our website eurasiaregion.org. You can find links to all of these in the show notes.

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  • Creator
    COTN Eurasia Region
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    257
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © COTN Eurasia Region
  • Show Website
    Eurasia Region Podcast

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