inCadence

As someone who grew up as a "Cadence kid," then went on to marry a member of the armed forces, ElliePritchard is well versed on the trials of the missionary and military lifestyle. She shares her thoughts on how God has shaped her using the surprises and challenges she has battled, and how that has equipped her to be a better ambassador for the Kingdom now as a mom and a military spouse.  Lea...

Anyone who has had the blessing of crossing paths with Danny and Kathryn Perez's ministry has been blessed by their wealth of wisdom in marriage. From the outside, however, one could easily miss the long journey they have taken to get to where they are now, and their openness and honesty in marriage has served as an inspiration and an example to countless marriages. They sat down to discuss their...

Cadence has a heart for military communities around the world, including militaries and security forces of other nations.  Originating in the Philippines and the former USSR, Cadence Foreign Military Ministry—led by Paul Bradley and Brian Kleager—has since worked in Thailand, Burma, Cambodia, Taiwan, India, Indonesia, Vietnam, China, Burundi, Iraq, Kurdistan, Syria, and Ukraine. Paul and Bria...

Beth Mabry has been involved with Cadence student ministries for over two decades, serving military youth in Germany, Okinawa, Japan, and now on mainland Japan. As a former military child herself, she discusses the unique aspects of ministering to American youth stationed overseas with their parents. Learn more about Cadence's ministry to the military: https://cadence.org/

April is the Month of the Military Child, a time when we celebrate the youth of our service members. These family members face unique challenges in the nomadic lifestyle of the military community, forfeiting a "typical" childhood for one filled with transition, moving, goodbyes, and (often) identity crises. This special group is also uniquely joyous, adaptable, and resilient, and the good news of...

For five decades, Gene Poppino has been serving the Lord in ministry, including 20 years of ministry on Cadence's pastoral care team. Gene sat down to discuss what ministry to ministers looks like, caring for the souls of those who care for others. Learn more about Cadence's ministry to the military: https://cadence.org/

Building on their dynamic conversation from the previous episode, David Schroeder expands on some of the lessons God taught him over the course of three decades in leadership with Cadence International. Learn more about Cadence's ministry to the military here: https://cadence.org/

On this special episode of inCadence, hosts Brian and Dave connect with Cadence's Ed and Joy Bissonnette. The group discusses what ministry to the military looks like during the holiday season, which can be a particularly challenging time of year for many servicemembers and their families as they spend time away from loved ones. This emotional episode provides a peek into the particular importance...

In 2025, David Schroeder transitioned out of his role as President of Cadence International, a title he held for 30 years. Over the course of those three decades, the Lord taught him a lot about leadership, and he sat down with Dave Hutchings and Brian Kleager to discuss just a little bit of what he learned in his time at the helm of the mission. Learn more about Cadence's ministry to the military...

Having served for years with Cadence in a variety of roles, spanning different continents, age groups, and military branches, Nate Johnson shares his perspective on the unique and special ministry of Cadence International to the military community.  Learn more about Cadence: https://cadence.org/

Cadence missionaries Trevor and Jen Claypool discuss what it looks like to strive after the hearts and souls of military members and their families, while also reflecting on military ministry as the sole focus of Cadence International as an organization. Learn more about Cadence: https://cadence.org/

Cadence missionaries Matt and Meredith Snell talk about what it looks like to "send" military members to their next duty station, equipped and mobilized for ministry in whatever context God calls them to next. Learn more about Cadence: https://cadence.org/

What does discipleship look like in the military community? Duncan and Suzanne Forbes talk about their experience in pastoral ministry and now overseas ministry in mainland Japan.  Learn more about Cadence: https://cadence.org/

Continuing with the five pillars of the Cadence Way, this episode walks through the principles of serving the military community in a missional context. Learn more about Cadence: https://cadence.org/

Brian and Dave chat with Darrow and Vicki Frazier, who have been longtime fixtures of ministry at Camp Hansen in Okinawa, Japan. The group discusses the principle of "staying" in a military community that is so transient by nature. Learn more about Cadence: https://cadence.org/  

Get to know the hosts behind the mic of the inCadence podcast, and hear about the podcast's vision for highlighting stories of God's faithfulness in the lives of our military community.  Learn more about Cadence: https://cadence.org/