We traveled for hours
to get to this village.
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Not only are they
listening to the radio
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but they're broadcasting it.
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You've go to stay tuned
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for the rest of the story.
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What am I looking at
here, I mean mountains
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and I can hear
that waterfall in the
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background.
What's this area called?
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We are now upon top of the edge
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of the Rift
Valley and down below
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we are looking at
Lake Manyara national park
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between the Rift
Valley and the lake
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that is where the Lake Manyara
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National Park is.
You said Rift Valley,
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the Rift Valley goes
what, 3000 miles long.
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In fact, for the people who have
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been up on the
moon. They say that
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clearly two things have been
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spotted from the
moon and that is the
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great Rift Valley
and the great wall
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of china, of course.
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The great Rift Valley is a name
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given to the
continuous geographic
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trench
approximately 3700 miles in link
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that runs from Northern Sierra
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in Southwest Asia
to Central Mozambique
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in East Africa. The
Rift Valley escarpment
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forms a noteworthy landmark and
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provides a
spectacular backdrop to
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Lake Manyara.
From the escarpment
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of the crater
highlands looking down
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on the lake you
can see the giraffes
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and elephants
eating the lush vegetation.
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The lake provides
great opportunities
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for ornithologists
keen on viewing and
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observing over
300 migratory birds
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including Flamingo.
Just out of curiosity,
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in your safari all
the years you've done
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safari, is there
one story that really
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sticks out in your mind as being
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a really wild story
about people on safari
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or. Yeah, a lot of
things are happening,
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a lot of dangers are happening.
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There was a
woman, which by the time
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of rainy season
get attacked by a lion
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here in this
park, because their car
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did get stuck, so
she moved out of the car
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following the
river, sitting some where,
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where she has been
attacked, fortunately
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the drivers have
been brave enough and
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they took a
shovel and hit the lion,
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they break the
shovel, but they manage
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to save the woman,
and the lion went away.
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Are you ready do that for us,
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you're gonna
protect. Well you don't
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have to worry,
I'll really take care
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of you and that's why
I'm your guide. Alright
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Safaris have been popularized
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in film and
literature through grand
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tales of adventure,
romance and thrills.
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But what was it
really like to go on
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safari a hundred years ago.
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The word safari
comes from the word
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'Safar', which is an Arabic verb
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roughly translated
'to make a journey.'
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What is missing from
the origin of the word
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is the connotations of tents,
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backpacks, hiking and hunting.
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The earliest
safaris recorded were
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those of the
trade between Arabic and
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African
cultures. Many prized items
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were sold and
traded including slaves.
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Eventually the
safari changed from
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a journey for
trade purposes for one of
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adventure and exploration.
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In late 19th and
early 20th century
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people like
William Burchell, Thomas
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Ayres and Gustav
Fischer helped redefine
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the purpose of
the safari, and were
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instrumental in
identifying several
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species of animals.
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Every year we receive well over
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a hundred
thousand emails, letters
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and phone calls
from listeners all over
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the world. Every
one is absolutely
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exciting and
from time to time our
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AWR team wants to get out there
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and see where
these people are, to meet
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them in personal on the ground,
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to understand their needs,
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to understand what
touches their lives.
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Well today we're
traveling to a village
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that is so far
out there. I mean we
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traveled for hours
literally on goat paths
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and almost no
trail, no roads, certainly
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no road at all. But
it's been very exciting
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to get here,
because the airways get here
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a lot faster than we
do. I understand we're
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going to find a
whole group of listeners,
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who started out
just simply listening and
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now their whole lives have been
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changed, changed because
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of the airways of the AWR.
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Is he the one that
the AWR person came
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clear Adventist
village and said you
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should listen to the radio.
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He is among the people that our
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church members
came to introduce our
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programs. Some of
them listen to these
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programs while they're at home,
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and some of them come close by.
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And how often do they do this,
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how often does he hook it up?
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Foreign Language .
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They are tuning to
AWR programs everyday.
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Now how long,
how long ago did they
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start doing this?
Putting these programs
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through the mega phone.
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They started doing it last year.
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Does everybody
like the program now?
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Foreign Language .
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They say they like them so much.
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Which, which
program did everyone
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like the best that,
the family or the Bible
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or what touches them the most?
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We really enjoy
the programs that
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help us
understand the word of God.
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We also enjoy the
programs on livestock
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keeping and religious music.
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So they get
everything from the AWR
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Ngorongoro programs.
How to keep livestock,
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family programs,
the Bible, a little of
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everything. How
has it affected other
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people in the
village? How is it, does
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he see changes in
other people lives?
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Foreign Language .
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The people in this
village are very moved
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by the AWR
program. When it plays
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they move closer
so they can hear.
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And how many, how
many people sometimes
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will gather to listen
to the program together?
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The amount of people,
who got here to listen
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to the AWR program
usually which is 40-50
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people. Very good,
very good and now I,
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would you mind can I,
I knew he was talking,
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I could hear him
saying some things,
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he was trying to help him out.
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Foreign Language .
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People here have
been blessed and excited
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about the programs.
People, who didn't know
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the word of God,
now know because of the
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AWR programs. Yeah
so, it was a lot easier
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I'm sure for the
radio waves to get here
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then for us today.
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You live a long ways out here.
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Foreign Language .
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We are very
grateful for your response.
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We're happy to
come out here with you.
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It's nice to find AWR listeners.
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As you can see AWR is
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Immanuel, people
who live out in these
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areas really seem like they know
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how to use nature
to their best benefit.
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You're gonna show
something on this tree.
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Where are we?
What is it? The name of
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this tree is
Commiphora Africana.
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It's one of the
indigenous tree found in Africa.
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Is it oil here. If you
plug a little bit here.
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So it's a sap, the
tree. Yeah of course.
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And what you do with the sap?
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We use that as a medicine,
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like if you get
problem with skin like
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eczema or something like that,
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you can apply on the
skin like this. Okay.
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When we try to
take a lot of this,
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they say no, you can't do this,
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you have to wait,
take it a little bit.
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If you try to
touch more it can work.
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Patience and
slowly. Yeah. Some of us
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in the western world
don't have patience see,
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it's good to hear these things.
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Today the safari
is used by tourist
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who hunt for big
game with a wide variety
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of cameras and binoculars.
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The African
safari has changed from
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a true hunt to
the observation of the
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widest variety of
wild life in the world.
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One of the best
places in the world
00:11:07.96\00:11:10.20
for this type of
observation is the
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Ngorongoro
Conservation area, located
00:11:12.30\00:11:15.36
in Northern
Tanzania, west of Mount
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Kilimanjaro and
east of Lake Victoria
00:11:17.60\00:11:19.96
in the Serengeti National Park.
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Land in the conservation
area is multiple use.
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It is unique in
Tanzania, as the only
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area providing
protection status for
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wild life, while allowing human
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habitation. Land
use is controlled to
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prevent negative
affects in the wild
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life population.
To the south and west
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lie volcanic
islands, including the famous
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Ngorongoro crater,
to the northwest it
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adjoins the Serengeti
National Park and it's
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contiguous with
the southern plains,
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which are kept
open to wild life.
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The annual
migration passes through
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in Ngorongoro with
wildebeest and zebras
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moving south of
the area in December
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and moving north in June.
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This movement changes
seasonal with the rains,
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but the migration
will reverse almost
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the entire plains
in search of food.
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In summer enormous numbers of
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Serengeti
migrants pass through the
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plains of the
reserve, including 1.7 million
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wildebeest, 260000 zebra,
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and 470000 gazelles.
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For thousands of
years a succession of
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cattle herding
people moved into the area,
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lived here for a
time and then moved on.
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Sometimes forced
out by other tribes.
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And Ngorongoro
conservation area aims
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to maintain the
historic balance of people
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and nature in a
way which has not been
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possible in
many parts of Africa.
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About 200 years
ago the Maasai arrived
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and had since
colonized the area in
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substantial numbers.
Their traditional way
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of life allowing
them to live in harmony
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with the wild life
and the environment.
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Today there are
some 42,000 Maasai
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pastoralists living in
the Ngorongoro conservation
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area with their cattle,
00:13:07.30\00:13:08.56
donkeys, goats and sheep.
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During the rains
they move out on to
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the open plains;
in the dry season
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they move onto the adjacent
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woodlands and mountain slopes.
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Foreign Language .
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Oh here we bring
her greetings from
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Adventist World
Radio around the world.
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She is listening,
yeah. Praise the Lord.
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You may be one of
our oldest listeners.
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And the elders believe
she is a 110 years old.
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Yeah. Wow, tell her it's a real
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privilege to meet her.
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Okay what is your name
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Foreign Language .
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My name is
Garnisi Garnisi, Garnisi,
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Garnisi,
Garnisi. Could you ask her
00:14:12.76\00:14:16.00
if she, she
listens to the program
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we heard. Does she
enjoys the program?
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Foreign Language .
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She enjoys the
program. Very good,
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very good. Well,
tell her thank you
00:14:30.33\00:14:33.33
so much that she's allowed us
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come into her home. I'm not sure
00:14:34.80\00:14:37.60
there was a way to
positively identify her
00:14:37.60\00:14:40.06
age but it was a
privilege to meet this
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lady of ancient
cultural history.
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But, as we toured her village.
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I imagine that
things have not actually
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changed much in
the last one hundred
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plus years until
now. Praise God that
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the Holy Spirit
has gained entrance
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to not only the village but the
00:14:55.26\00:14:57.43
hearts and lives
of the Maasai people.
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AWR has a unique
ministry that reaches
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deep into the heart of Africa.
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In these remote areas anyone
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who can afford a radio has one,
00:15:09.30\00:15:11.23
which maybe their
only contact with the
00:15:11.23\00:15:14.03
outside world.
So often, we hear of
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people who
accidentally find AWR programs.
00:15:17.36\00:15:20.50
Broadcasting over 80 languages,
00:15:20.50\00:15:23.80
AWR is in a
unique position to reach
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people that would never hear the
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Gospel any other way.
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As they tune
their radio listening
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for any program
in their language,
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when they hear a familiar sound,
00:15:34.26\00:15:36.00
they stop. The
Holy Spirit guides
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their hand and ear to
hear the voice of hope.
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Without Christ they're in dire
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need of hope. And when hear the
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message of
someone who loves them.
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Their interest
grows and they make it
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a point to listen
daily. How wonderful
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it is to know
that tens of thousands
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of people have
heard and accepted
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Jesus Christ. But
in that moment in time,
00:15:57.10\00:16:00.40
when they hear
for the first time
00:16:00.40\00:16:02.23
that Jesus
loves them they make a
00:16:02.23\00:16:05.03
personal
connection and the angels
00:16:05.03\00:16:07.00
rejoice for that one individual.
00:16:07.00\00:16:09.00
But it doesn't stop there.
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They immediately
share with friends
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and families
and soon their whole
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village is
listening to the word of God.
00:16:14.90\00:16:16.93
Entire church is
spring up often before
00:16:16.93\00:16:19.86
they even make
contact with a Pastor.
00:16:19.86\00:16:21.90
This is the real story of AWR.
00:16:21.90\00:16:24.40
Many such stories may
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never be known in this world.
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Immanuel, how many years have
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you been a safari guide?
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Now, 8 years. What is some
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of the most
memorable things that
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you know of in
this guide community
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that's happened in that time.
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Last year I was in Serengeti.
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I saw four
lions, four female lions
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fighting a leopard. Really? Yes,
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and the leopard was killed.
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So four females killed it. Yeah,
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it was like this,
the lions were hunting
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a baby zebra. So the leopard was
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between the lion and the zebras.
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And then the lion was crawling,
00:17:21.56\00:17:24.53
a little bit
crawling and then laid down
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and the leopard began to step,
00:17:26.90\00:17:30.83
so the leopard gets up.
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That's when the lion find out at
00:17:32.30\00:17:35.13
the same place
there is the leopard.
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Instead of going
towards the zebra.
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The loins run to the leopard.
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And when the leopard
looks back like this.
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So they are
facing, leopard and lion.
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And leopard begin
to roaring like that.
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But the loin
jumped right on the face
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of the leopard. The leopard was
00:17:56.43\00:17:58.33
severely injured,
just one lion paw,
00:17:58.33\00:18:01.26
just one shot,
one shot in the face,
00:18:02.70\00:18:05.56
leopard was
really, really injured.
00:18:05.56\00:18:08.96
And the leopard was
bleeding in the face.
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So the ranger came and tried to
00:18:11.03\00:18:13.13
scare the loins away.
00:18:13.13\00:18:14.46
The leopard is
most easily recognized
00:18:18.40\00:18:20.33
by its rosette pattern coat and
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extremely long,
darker tail. Once,
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the leopard's
habitat including China,
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Korea, India,
Pakistan and all the way
00:18:27.86\00:18:31.33
to South Africa.
Now they are almost
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exclusively found
in Sub-Saharan Africa.
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The leopard has
relatively short legs
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and a long body,
with a large skull.
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It resembles the
jaguar, although it is
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smaller and of slighter built.
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The leopard is a
versatile hunter and
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generally nocturnal
in its pursuit of prey.
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They can move at
speeds of 36 miles
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per hour and will
consume almost any
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animal it can
hunt down and catch.
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When hungry most carnivores
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don't get picky
about what they eat.
00:19:06.80\00:19:09.03
The key is
survival. Over the years
00:19:09.03\00:19:15.10
it never ceases to amaze me.
00:19:15.10\00:19:16.70
No matter where we travel and
00:19:16.70\00:19:18.66
how difficult the
terrain. We find that
00:19:18.66\00:19:21.13
our radio waves
get to the hardest
00:19:21.13\00:19:22.86
to reach places
on earth much easier
00:19:22.86\00:19:25.20
than we do. No
matter how difficult
00:19:25.20\00:19:27.13
the journey.
When we arrive we find
00:19:27.13\00:19:29.66
listeners whose
lives have dramatically
00:19:29.66\00:19:32.10
changed for eternity. What we've
00:19:32.10\00:19:34.50
been discovering is
that we are not going
00:19:34.50\00:19:36.40
to know the full
impact of AWR until
00:19:36.40\00:19:39.30
we get to
heaven. Entire groups of
00:19:39.30\00:19:41.63
listeners are just popping up,
00:19:41.63\00:19:43.30
just like wheat, every where.
00:19:43.30\00:19:44.93
They have no
pastor and no support
00:19:44.93\00:19:47.36
except for the
daily radio message
00:19:47.36\00:19:49.66
and when we find
these listeners groups.
00:19:49.66\00:19:52.03
They usually
have 30-100 hundreds
00:19:52.03\00:19:54.46
of people in there. Oh yes,
00:19:54.46\00:19:56.43
we will need to wait till heaven
00:19:56.43\00:19:58.03
to see all of the
fruit. I understand
00:19:58.03\00:20:04.73
you've been
listening to AWR for sometime.
00:20:04.73\00:20:07.30
How long have
you been listening?
00:20:07.30\00:20:08.53
We have been
listening to Adventist
00:20:10.30\00:20:11.86
World Radio for
about eight months.
00:20:11.86\00:20:14.43
Both of you've
been listening for eight
00:20:14.43\00:20:16.43
months? Yes, I've
also been listening
00:20:16.43\00:20:19.20
to AWR for eight months.
00:20:19.20\00:20:21.66
And may I ask
you, why do you listen
00:20:21.66\00:20:24.23
to the program? We
listen because it's
00:20:24.23\00:20:28.30
a religious radio program that
00:20:28.30\00:20:30.50
teaches us about
God. You're going to
00:20:30.50\00:20:33.30
say something
too, please share what
00:20:33.30\00:20:34.83
you're going to say?
00:20:34.83\00:20:35.86
Foreign Language .
00:20:35.86\00:20:41.40
We are very grateful
for the radio program,
00:20:41.40\00:20:43.93
because it has
shown us the word of God
00:20:43.93\00:20:46.23
that is why we
are planning to began
00:20:46.23\00:20:48.90
a school here,
where we will teach
00:20:48.90\00:20:51.10
what we've learned
also we are grateful
00:20:51.10\00:20:54.50
for the radio that
you gave us, because
00:20:54.50\00:20:56.53
it has helped us
hear your programs.
00:20:56.53\00:20:59.80
We are very
excited to know that the
00:20:59.80\00:21:02.20
programs have
connected us with people
00:21:02.20\00:21:04.03
from the other
side of the world.
00:21:04.03\00:21:06.80
Here is another story of hope
00:21:09.93\00:21:11.76
from Adventist World Radio.
00:21:11.76\00:21:14.03
My name is Benjamin Schoun and
00:21:14.03\00:21:15.80
I'm the president of
Adventist World Radio.
00:21:15.80\00:21:17.83
Let me tell you
about our work in Vietnam.
00:21:17.83\00:21:20.03
The communist
country, where Christianity
00:21:20.03\00:21:22.73
is severally
controlled and public
00:21:22.73\00:21:24.76
evangelism is outlawed.
00:21:24.76\00:21:26.40
However programs broadcast by
00:21:26.40\00:21:28.86
Adventist World
Radio effortlessly reach
00:21:28.86\00:21:31.40
Vietnam and
large numbers of people
00:21:31.40\00:21:33.86
listen secretly to
our message of hope.
00:21:33.86\00:21:36.36
Many of these people risk arrest
00:21:36.36\00:21:38.36
and severe punishment to gather
00:21:38.36\00:21:40.46
in small house
churches to listen to
00:21:40.46\00:21:42.73
the programs called
'peace and happiness.'
00:21:42.73\00:21:44.86
These groups continually send us
00:21:44.86\00:21:47.20
letters asking how to
bring others to Christ.
00:21:47.20\00:21:49.86
Time and again we are encouraged
00:21:49.86\00:21:52.16
by making contact
with another group
00:21:52.16\00:21:54.40
of believers
brought to Christ through
00:21:54.40\00:21:56.53
the radio.
Adventist World Radio shares
00:21:56.53\00:22:00.80
the hope of
Christ with millions of
00:22:00.80\00:22:03.40
people everyday. For more
information visit awr.org.
00:22:03.40\00:22:08.96
Here is another story of hope
00:22:10.20\00:22:11.90
from Adventist World Radio.
00:22:11.90\00:22:14.26
Kalu Ram was a
poor field laborer
00:22:14.26\00:22:16.76
near Gujarat in
India. Finding his work
00:22:16.76\00:22:19.30
tedious. Kalu
purchased a small radio
00:22:19.30\00:22:21.80
to relieve the
boredom. One day he came
00:22:21.80\00:22:24.33
across a program
talking about Jesus.
00:22:24.33\00:22:26.43
It was from
Adventist World Radio.
00:22:26.43\00:22:28.53
After listening for
a few days Kalu looked
00:22:28.53\00:22:31.60
for a pastor, who
could tell him more
00:22:31.60\00:22:33.20
about Christ,
soon convinced of the
00:22:33.20\00:22:35.76
Christian truth
proof. Kalu was baptized
00:22:35.76\00:22:37.90
and became an
outreach leader in his
00:22:37.90\00:22:40.33
hometown and the
surrounding area.
00:22:40.33\00:22:42.30
Witnessing in
predominately Hindu
00:22:42.30\00:22:44.76
towns is not
always safe and Kalu
00:22:44.76\00:22:47.10
was once
attacked when approaching
00:22:47.10\00:22:49.16
a town to
preach. However through
00:22:49.16\00:22:51.50
efforts of Kalu
and the volunteers
00:22:51.50\00:22:53.50
he has trained,
nearly one thousand
00:22:53.50\00:22:55.90
people have accepted Christ.
00:22:55.90\00:22:57.80
Adventist World
Radio shares the hope
00:22:59.10\00:23:01.60
of Christ with
millions of people everyday.
00:23:01.60\00:23:04.86
For more
information visit awr.org.
00:23:04.86\00:23:09.20
May I ask you
what your lives were
00:23:12.10\00:23:13.76
like before you heard AWR?
00:23:13.76\00:23:16.50
Formerly we were in the dark.
00:23:18.90\00:23:20.40
So we're grateful
to AWR, because it
00:23:20.40\00:23:24.00
has brought us
the light that comes
00:23:24.00\00:23:25.80
from the gospel of Jesus Christ.
00:23:25.80\00:23:27.70
And it's okay if
you don't want to
00:23:28.66\00:23:29.90
tell me, but may
I ask you when you
00:23:29.90\00:23:31.70
say you were in the
dark, can you tell me
00:23:31.70\00:23:34.06
a little more about that
00:23:34.06\00:23:35.06
what that really means?
00:23:35.06\00:23:36.56
Before hearing AWR
we were Christians.
00:23:41.46\00:23:44.00
But our faith
was not very strong.
00:23:44.00\00:23:46.70
After hearing
the program we have
00:23:46.70\00:23:50.00
come closer to God. Now we can't
00:23:50.00\00:23:52.43
eat or sleep without praying.
00:23:52.43\00:23:54.40
Now our faith has
become very strong
00:23:54.40\00:23:57.43
because of the programs.
00:23:57.43\00:24:00.06
Are you sharing your
faith with others now?
00:24:00.73\00:24:03.26
We share our faith
with others by inviting
00:24:03.26\00:24:06.60
them to listen to
the radio programs.
00:24:06.60\00:24:09.03
Some of these people have joined
00:24:09.03\00:24:11.06
our church
choir. So your group is
00:24:11.06\00:24:14.06
growing and getting
larger all the time.
00:24:14.06\00:24:15.80
Yes, we are
increasing as we testify
00:24:19.23\00:24:21.90
about our faith to others.
00:24:21.90\00:24:23.66
What do you tell people when you
00:24:24.50\00:24:25.70
say come, come
listen, how do you
00:24:25.70\00:24:28.50
tell them or
what do you tell them?
00:24:28.50\00:24:29.70
We tell them to
come and please come
00:24:31.86\00:24:33.96
and listen to the
word of God through
00:24:33.96\00:24:36.13
the programs, so that you become
00:24:36.13\00:24:38.33
more enlightened and
intellectual and that
00:24:38.33\00:24:41.46
you may receive
more peace of mind.
00:24:41.46\00:24:43.80
Ladies again,
thank you so very much
00:24:44.90\00:24:46.53
for meeting with us
and sharing with us.
00:24:46.53\00:24:49.23
And when we go
home, we're going to
00:24:49.23\00:24:51.66
share with
everyone about your village
00:24:51.66\00:24:54.03
and your
worship services and how
00:24:54.03\00:24:56.53
all of you are coming together,
00:24:56.53\00:24:57.90
and we certainly will
remember you in prayer.
00:24:57.90\00:24:59.90
We are also
very grateful to meet
00:24:59.90\00:25:04.50
with people like
you. We are so excited
00:25:04.50\00:25:07.36
and we think
this is such a great
00:25:07.36\00:25:09.90
privilege to
meet and interact with
00:25:09.90\00:25:12.16
you today. So
again, thank you so much.
00:25:12.16\00:25:15.60
In Maasai we say, Ashe, that
00:25:22.80\00:25:24.30
means very, we are very
00:25:24.30\00:25:26.20
grateful. Ashe, Ashe, Ashe.
00:25:26.20\00:25:30.13
The Maasai are
such a proud people.
00:25:31.20\00:25:32.46
Now they are both a proud people
00:25:32.46\00:25:35.00
and happy in
Christ. One lady told me
00:25:35.00\00:25:38.16
that within eight
months after hearing
00:25:38.16\00:25:40.00
the gospel message, they wanted
00:25:40.00\00:25:41.90
to learn how to read and write.
00:25:41.90\00:25:43.23
So they could study the Bible
00:25:43.23\00:25:45.20
on their own. Just imagine,
00:25:45.20\00:25:47.33
that's the power of the gospel.
00:25:47.33\00:25:49.40
This is why we
continue to supply
00:25:49.40\00:25:51.86
solar powered
crank generated radios
00:25:51.86\00:25:54.43
to villages like
this one in many parts
00:25:54.43\00:25:57.03
of the world. They become
00:25:57.03\00:25:58.93
the conduit to eternal life.
00:25:58.93\00:26:00.70
Here is another
example or village out
00:26:03.73\00:26:06.80
in the country. You should have
00:26:06.80\00:26:08.53
seen the roads we had to drive
00:26:08.53\00:26:10.00
on to get here, very narrow,
00:26:10.00\00:26:12.23
very muddy. We needed the
00:26:12.23\00:26:13.56
four-wheel driver and yet one
00:26:13.56\00:26:15.93
person from a church in town
00:26:15.93\00:26:18.00
came out to
these people, brought a
00:26:18.00\00:26:20.23
radio and through
that radio these people
00:26:20.23\00:26:23.06
developed an
enthusiasm for God's word.
00:26:23.06\00:26:25.90
They told me they
love to listen to the Bible
00:26:25.90\00:26:29.26
and learn about the word of God.
00:26:29.26\00:26:31.66
From that development, they were
00:26:32.50\00:26:34.23
able to form a
study group in this area.
00:26:34.23\00:26:37.00
Their lives
began to be changed and
00:26:37.00\00:26:39.90
they're in the process
of growing more and more.
00:26:39.90\00:26:42.46
Did you see that
megaphone that was
00:26:42.46\00:26:44.40
used here, so
that the whole village
00:26:44.40\00:26:47.06
area could hear the program.
00:26:47.06\00:26:49.06
Just one radio
and yet the whole wide
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spread village is
able to hear the program.
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Well, all of this
reminds me of another
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text in the book
of Isaiah that tells
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about people coming to the Lord.
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It says many
people will come and say,
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"let us go up to the
mountain of the Lord,
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To the house of
the God of Jacob;
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He will teach us
His ways, so that we may
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walk in His
paths." That's the kind of
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thing we want to
see happening all over
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this country and
all over the world.
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Please join us at
Adventist World Radio
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and pray for
these people and support
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the work we're
doing, so that many
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other villages can
also hear the gospel
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of Jesus Christ through radio.
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If you want to
reach more villages
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like this, join
us, give us a call
00:27:35.16\00:27:37.20
1-866-503-3531, or
write us at 12501 Old,
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Columbia Pike,
Silver Spring, Maryland
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20904 or log on to our web site:
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www.awr.org.
Thank you for watching,
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please join us
again for another exciting
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gospel adventure, because around
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the world AWR is Making Waves.
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