
Episode 002 - Bam and Helen Lauvao - American Samoa
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In this engaging conversation, Stacee speaks with Bam and Helen Lauvao about their journey back to American Samoa, the cultural and spiritual dynamics of the region, and their mission to serve the community through various initiatives. They discuss the importance of family, community, and the radical 'yes' to God's calling, emphasizing the need for churches to engage with their communities in meaningful ways. The Lauvaos share their experiences in sports ministry, the significance of breaking cultural norms, and the encouragement they offer to pastors and leaders to shift their focus towards global missions and discipleship.Interested in partnering financially? http://give.foursquare.org/lauvaoConnect on social media:Instagram: @tulai.ariseFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61571963553808Email: bam@tulai.orghelen@tulai.orgFoursquare Missions International: - www.foursquare.orgChapters00:00 Introduction to Kingdom Footprints01:13 Family and Cultural Background in American Samoa04:51 The Spiritual Climate of American Samoa10:01 Challenges in the Spiritual Landscape15:23 Radical Yes: Living in Obedience to God24:28 Building Relationships in Samoa27:33 The Heart of Disciple Making31:36 Creating Space for Worship34:50 Engaging with the Community through Sports39:04 Connecting Generations through Rowing44:13 Finding Balance in Ministry Life46:10 Devotional Time and Divine Guidance49:32 Finding Joy in Small Things51:38 Redefining Success in Ministry53:56 Encouraging Global Outreach57:07 Navigating Challenges in Ministry59:35 The Importance of Community and SupportKeywordsAmerican Samoa, Bam and Helen Lauvao, Kingdom Footprints, cultural insights, spiritual climate, radical yes, community engagement, sports ministry, discipleship, encouragement for pastors