Participants: John & Angie Lomacang (Host), Jon & Natalie & James & Mary Ann Wood
Series Code: TDY
Program Code: TDY016015A
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00:02 I want to spend my life
00:07 Mending broken people 00:12 I want to spend my life 00:19 Removing pain 00:24 Lord, let my words 00:30 Heal a heart that hurts 00:35 I want to spend my life 00:40 Mending broken people 00:46 I want to spend my life 00:51 Mending broken people 01:07 Hello, friends, welcome to 3ABN Today. 01:10 My name is John Lomacang and I have my partner 01:13 my wife of x amount of years sitting next to me, 01:16 so I don't date this program. 01:18 Honey, good to have you here. 01:19 Glad to be here. So glad... 01:21 It's gonna be an exciting program today. 01:23 Yes it is, and just in case 01:25 you don't know what her name is? 01:26 It's Angela. 01:27 You could break that down to Angel A 01:29 if you want to separate the last letter. 01:31 But I know that for fact 01:32 but we have a wonderful exciting program today, 01:35 it's about missions. 01:37 Oh yeah, and I love missions. 01:39 'cause we've traveled all over the world 01:41 and mission is, 01:43 actually it's been part of our life, hasn't it? 01:45 That's right, and particularly this country 01:47 we are gonna talk about today Asia. 01:50 Not only, well, we'll leave the details 01:53 for later on in the program. 01:54 But you don't want to turn the channel 01:56 because this is not just about missions in Asia. 01:58 This is about how to activate in your family, 02:02 in your children the heart of mission. 02:04 You know, sometimes people are being raised, 02:08 children are being raised 02:09 and statistically a lot of children 02:11 unless they connect to a purpose in life, 02:15 they find that as they get older, 02:17 religion loses its grip on them. 02:19 But people that are involved in the mission 02:22 tend to have a deeper roots and to have more significant 02:26 place in the work of the Lord. 02:27 So we're gonna talk about that today too. 02:29 And want to thank you for your prayers 02:32 and your financial support of this network 02:34 as we are continuing to go and grow, 02:36 as we prepare for the coming of the Lord, Jesus Christ. 02:39 Now before we meet our guests, 02:41 honey, we have some music today. 02:43 Yeah. Well, let's have good music. 02:44 Yeah, we sure do. 02:45 We have Jennifer LaMountain, which is wonderful singer. 02:48 Oh, yes. 02:50 Singing a song 'Make Me More Like You'. 03:18 Teach, me, Father 03:23 What to say 03:28 Teach me, Father 03:34 How to pray 03:38 Teach me 03:41 All along the way 03:48 How to be 03:52 Like Jesus 04:00 Teach me how 04:05 We may be one 04:10 Like the Father 04:15 And the Son 04:19 And when all 04:24 Is overcome 04:30 I will be 04:34 Like Jesus 04:42 Lord make me like You 04:47 Please make me like You 04:52 You are a servant 04:57 Make me one too 05:04 Oh, Lord I am willing 05:09 To what You must do 05:14 To make me like You Lord 05:20 Make me 05:22 Like You 05:28 I would be 05:33 Like Jesus 05:38 I would be 05:41 Like Jesus 05:47 Help me Lord 05:51 To daily grow 05:57 More and more 06:02 Like Jesus 06:28 Thank you so much Jennifer 06:30 for that song 'Make Me More Like You'. 06:32 And you'll discover that's what this program is about today. 06:36 Not to just be made like Jesus in character 06:38 but also to be made like Jesus in mission. 06:41 You know, Luke 19:10, "The Son of Man 06:44 has come to seek and to save that which was lost." 06:47 Where did we get that from? 06:49 It was the memory text we taught your niece. 06:53 I tried many years ago. 06:54 Many years ago, 06:55 and she still remembers it to this day. 06:57 She is not in the faith 06:58 but she does remember that text to this day. 07:01 Any time we call, we say what is Luke 19:10? 07:04 She always repeats it. Yeah. 07:06 Well, let's meet our guest right now 07:07 Jon Woods and Natalie Woods. 07:09 Since you are close, Jon, I'll extend you a hand. 07:11 John to Jon. Good to meet you. Good name John. 07:13 And, Natalie, good to have you here also. 07:15 Thank you. 07:16 I know our...For those who are listening 07:18 to the program by radio, 07:19 they have on this beautiful outfits from Asia. 07:22 And for those who are watching, 07:24 they can tell that, wow this and wow, 07:26 these people must be in the mission field somewhere. 07:29 Good to have you here today. 07:30 Thank you. Thank you. It's a pleasure. 07:32 Now, let's begin the beginning, 07:33 and my wife jump in anytime you want, 07:34 Honey, we are from Brooklyn, so we kind of talk together. 07:37 But before we go to your story, 07:40 walk us little bit through your conversion 07:43 and then your connection with 3ABN, 07:46 because you were working here on a capacity 07:48 before you went out into the mission field. 07:50 Well, John, I was born and raised 07:52 a Seventh-day Adventist. 07:54 From parents, actually all four of my grandparents 07:56 were Seventh-day Adventists from four generations. 07:58 Wow. And so, I had my... 08:01 Parents were missionaries in New Guinea in the '60's 08:04 till I was five years old. 08:05 We came home, 08:06 went through Adventist schools all the way through college. 08:09 But I never understood what faith was, 08:12 I never experienced forgiveness of sins. 08:14 And one time and I always thought 08:16 that every one out there was having fun 08:19 and every one here, I was miserable and bored. 08:23 And so, when we finally got married 08:25 and we moved up to Oregon, 08:27 I started this search of being, just doing my own thing. 08:30 Just doing what I wanted to do. 08:32 And I was amazed that how bored I got, 08:34 I was miserable and bored. 08:35 Wow. 08:37 And then I had a chance to go 08:38 on a mission trip to Cambodia and Thailand. 08:39 And this was back in '96 08:41 during the time of Pope Paul was still alive. 08:43 You know, he was the author of 'The Killing Fields'. 08:45 And he was still doing his instructions and stuff 08:49 and we were traveling from one town to another, 08:53 it was only 60 kilometers but it took us six hours. 08:57 Wow. 08:58 And there was a lot of road blocks 08:59 and checks and armed guards. 09:01 You had to pay them in order for them to make it pass 09:04 and so it's very dangerous and on the way back 09:06 it was getting towards the evening 09:08 and we weren't supposed to travel at night. 09:10 Everybody was saying how dangerous it was 09:11 and we were standing in the back of a pickup 09:13 and I heard of AK47 go off behind me. 09:16 Oh, no. 09:17 And there were just some soldiers, 09:19 it was after a hot day, it was evening cool, 09:21 they were just letting off steam. 09:23 But I thought what if those bullets hit me 09:26 in the back of the head right now? 09:28 And I realized I'd be okay, 09:30 because right now I knew I was in the Lord's will, 09:34 where as before I was outside of the Lord's will 09:36 and I was miserable. 09:37 And here I was in the Lord's will and happy. 09:40 And as, and at that point, 09:42 that was kind of like my conversion 09:43 that I knew that I would rather die in the Lord's will 09:47 than live outside the Lord's will. 09:49 Wow. Wow. 09:50 And then I came home and that's like 09:52 all the stops were out of sight, 09:54 I was going after God full time. 09:55 Before if somebody asked me to do a prayer for 09:58 during the church service, 09:59 it would take all week to get the courage just to pray. 10:02 And it will take me another week just to recover. 10:06 Whereas afterwards it's like, you know, I'm dead already. 10:09 It's like I wanted, I just like everything, 10:12 I was just full on for God and I was asking... 10:14 Asking our pastor, yeah. 10:15 Can I preach? Can I preach? 10:17 Wow. 10:18 Really? Yeah. 10:19 And it's like, I had always wanted 10:21 to have my own career, control of my career 10:24 and so, during the time we were in Oregon, 10:26 she was out of a job retraining and I was out of a job. 10:30 We were looking for jobs, we couldn't find a job. 10:33 And it's like, this is what I would never give that to God, 10:36 but when I came back after I had my conversion, 10:38 it's like, I had a taste of the Holy Sprit. 10:40 Yes. 10:41 And it's like, I want this. Amen. 10:43 And it's like, God is good. 10:45 And so I gave Him my career and within two weeks, 10:48 she had an awesome job, and I had an awesome job. 10:50 Wow. 10:52 And within six months, we bought a brand new house. 10:54 Wow. 10:55 And we were living there 10:56 and we were just using the house for God's glory 10:58 and having Bible studies and just really enjoying, 11:01 and then we got a call from 3ABN. 11:03 Hmm. Oh-oh. 11:06 Interrupting. 11:07 Now, how long were you married at that time? 11:10 We were married in '91. Okay. 11:12 So that was... yes. 11:13 Five years. 11:15 Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. 11:16 You got to tell briefly, Natalie, 11:17 about how you guys met. 11:19 You told us off camera, but I think people 11:21 appreciate that stories, kind of a cute story. 11:23 We met first when I was 16. Okay. 11:26 I was living in the dorm at PUC with my sister, 11:28 she was a PU assistant, but I was in high school 11:31 and he was a senior in college 11:34 and we met and he, he liked me. 11:39 She had no idea. 11:40 I didn't know. 11:42 She was very young. Yes. 11:44 College student at 16. He was young. 11:45 It's okay. It's okay. 11:47 But he was a nice guy, you know. 11:49 So, but anyway, 11:50 he took the pictures from my sister's wedding and so, 11:52 and then his younger sister was in high school with me 11:55 and we played it together in the band and everything. 11:57 So we kind of knew each other 11:59 a little bit as a distance, you know, acquaintances. 12:03 And then, his sister came with New England Youth Ensemble 12:08 to play and he had to pick her up and stuff and so 12:11 anyway we were together to one of a concerts 12:13 and it was the beginning of a closer friendship. 12:16 Yeah. Wow. 12:17 I've gone to Korea during this time. 12:18 So it was a couple of years in between 12:20 where I knew her, and then I saw her again, 12:23 and she was still pretty but not so young. 12:25 In college. Right. 12:26 I was in college, there he is more acceptable. 12:28 At PUC? Yes, at PUC. 12:31 You said okay, Lord, is that okay now? 12:34 Lord said, sure, go for it, Jon and now that's wonderful, 12:38 but now you get the call to 3ABN. 12:40 I got the call to 3ABN, 12:42 and here we had invested into this new house 12:45 and we knew that if we came out to 3ABN, 12:47 we would have to surrender our investment 12:50 because, you know, you got to pay the realtor fees 12:52 and that takes all of what we invested in the house. 12:55 So it would have been a huge sacrifice 12:57 and I-- and that was actually Doug or C.A 12:59 that was talking to me. 13:01 Yeah. Yes. 13:02 And he said, he that kind of gave up 13:03 when he found out we had a new house 13:05 and then it will be this huge sacrifice 13:07 and so I was talking to God about it 13:09 and I kind of let it go 13:10 and when my youth friends, young friends says, you know, 13:13 if the Holy Spirit is calling you, 13:14 you better listen to the Holy Spirit 13:17 and it's like, I'm like, okay, so I went back 13:19 and I started thinking, God gave me the house 13:22 and do I like the house, the gift more than the giver. 13:28 And it's like if I stick with the gift 13:32 then that's then I lose the giver in a large, 13:34 I lose that experience. 13:36 It's like what's more important to me. 13:37 Wow. 13:38 God can give me... Anything. 13:40 Yeah. He can give another house. 13:42 Yeah. That's true. That's true. 13:43 That's right. Yeah. 13:45 Gain the whole world. Yeah, exactly. 13:46 So and eternal life. Yeah. 13:48 So we gave up the house 13:50 and we lost our investment in it, 13:51 like we expected. 13:53 Moved out here and spent two years here, 13:55 it's best decision, 13:56 one of the best decisions we've ever made, 13:57 we loved it here. 13:59 Praise the Lord. Sacrifice. 14:00 Such a fantastic experience. That was well worth it. 14:01 Yes. 14:03 And in the process, you both grew 14:04 and started getting some experience 14:06 that would become a tremendous benefit 14:09 to the call that God was about to open up in your life 14:12 in ministry, am I correct? 14:13 Oh, absolutely, you know, I had never met anyone 14:16 that really believed what the Bible said, 14:19 "Seek ye first the kingdom of God 14:21 and He will provide for you." 14:22 Yes. 14:23 I'd never seen anybody actually believe that. 14:25 Wow. 14:26 I've heard, I've heard that, that's text on my life. 14:29 I've never seen anybody actually, you know, 14:31 plan that God would come through on that text. 14:34 And while we were here 14:35 our pay check was based on someone's faith. 14:38 Oh, I see. 14:40 He's still that way. Exactly. 14:42 Praise the Lord. 14:43 Thirty plus, wow. Thirty something years later. 14:46 Yeah. Yeah. 14:48 And so, you know, my monthly paycheck is like wow, 14:50 we can really trust God in this. 14:52 Yes. 14:53 And so, Danny's faith 14:55 and the faith of this ministry and everything, 14:56 it's just so inspiring to me. 14:58 Now, talk about launching out on faith. 15:01 You've mentioned the faith walk just a moment ago about 15:05 deciding to give up your home together. 15:08 Natalie, what was it like, kind of let the young lady, 15:14 I'm saying that I'm more messing with you. 15:17 Let your wife register here or kind of share with us, 15:20 what was it like, when did you guys know 15:22 that was a call to get out 15:24 into cast the net and broaden that in missions 15:27 or in whatever God had in store for you. 15:30 Well, after we... While we're... 15:33 I don't even know where to start 15:35 but for me giving up the house to follow God, 15:39 was like a logical progression in the relationship 15:43 He had been growing us in. 15:45 And then, when we were here at 3ABN 15:47 and he got call to teach at PUC, 15:50 I was kind of like wow, 15:51 we just got here almost, you know, 15:53 we had only been here for just barely two years, 15:56 our son was almost six months old 15:58 when we got that call 15:59 and it was just like really now, you know it just. 16:02 But it was another step, 16:04 it seem like in what God was asking 16:06 because he has talents in media and graphics 16:10 and these kinds of things that nobody has. 16:15 I mean there is, there is very few people 16:16 as you well know being in media ministry 16:18 in the church that have the media skills 16:22 and the understanding of ministry use. 16:24 That's true. 16:25 Because, so many times 16:27 there're people with these kinds of skills 16:28 want to go out and get the big jobs 16:29 and get the big paycheck 16:31 and get the notoriety or, you know, 16:33 whatever it is that they are looking for. 16:35 And so, to go to PUC to teach other young people, 16:40 it just, you know, it seems like to multiply the talents 16:43 would make the Lord, you know, 16:46 it make sense in the Lord's eyes I should say, 16:48 so, it just seem like the next step 16:51 that the Lord wanted us to do. 16:53 So, I'm very blessed to have a wife 16:55 that, that is so mission minded and loves the Lord 16:58 and is willing to sacrifice, you know, 17:00 some of the things, 17:01 the comforts of this world for His glory. 17:04 Now, we can't ignore your outfits. 17:06 We really can't. It's absolutely beautiful. 17:09 Where did you get the outfits from? 17:11 Where have you been? What should I say? 17:13 These are actually Indian clothing. 17:15 Yeah. 17:16 This is the sari which most of the married woman 17:17 in India wear most of the time, 17:19 they do their laundry, dressed in similar dress and, you know, 17:23 they go to church dressed in similar. 17:25 I mean they have the fancy ones and they have it everyday ones 17:27 but it's the same kind of outfit 17:31 and then his is the men's suit 17:33 like a wedding suit type of thing. 17:35 Wow. 17:36 So very fancy. 17:38 So you're sending out a marriage statement here. 17:42 It's beautiful. 17:43 That's a very nice one though too because I mean, 17:45 in India it's anything, India is very colorful. 17:49 Yes. 17:51 You know, one thing that they don't know lack on 17:52 with a country that has so many needs. 17:55 It's amazing where they get all this beautiful material. 17:57 Yes. It's gorgeous. 17:59 Now let's talk about missions. 18:02 How did... Go ahead sweetheart. 18:04 Go ahead, you are saying it. 18:05 I like the way you sound better. 18:07 I'm just... 18:08 I was gonna ask the same thing how did you get into missions? 18:10 Well, when we are leaving 3ABN, 18:14 one of the last things that happen was that, 18:16 it was Danny and Bob Paulson 18:21 and Garwin McNeilus to India. 18:24 Oh. When they did the big... 18:25 "To the On Go series." 18:26 In 2001, January 2001 and I saw there 40,000 people 18:31 sitting on the ground listening to an evangelistic series. 18:33 Wow. 18:35 It dawned on me that 18:37 there is so many opportunities out there. 18:38 People would accept Jesus 18:40 if someone would just tell them. 18:41 Yes. 18:42 And the statistic at that time 18:44 was 30 to 40 percent of all Indians 18:45 would accept Jesus 18:46 if someone was there to tell them. 18:48 That's 300 to 400 million people. 18:50 Wow. That's huge. 18:52 Yeah, and that blew me away. 18:54 And I started thinking about Lord, 18:56 what if it was up to me you know, what... 18:58 How could I, how would I reach that many people 19:02 and a twofold vision started to be born 19:05 and one is to reach the un-reached. 19:07 The other one was to reengage North America with missions 19:10 because my parents were missionaries, 19:11 but over the course of my life 19:14 it seems as though we have fallen away from missions. 19:17 That's right. 19:18 From doing missions, no, 19:20 I don't know very many missionaries, 19:22 not a lot of called to be missionaries 19:24 come from the pulpit. 19:25 Not a lot of giving, all that kind of stuff for missions. 19:28 So that twofold vision 19:30 and that kind of percolated for several years 19:32 but in 2005, the Lord did an amazing miracle 19:37 and kind of put it on our hearts 19:39 and after about six months of intense prayer, 19:41 Lord I want to work for you. I want to work for you. 19:43 What do you want me to do? 19:45 He just gave us this calm peace 19:49 that we should go into missions full time and launch out. 19:52 We felt His calling. 19:54 So we didn't have any money. 19:55 We didn't have any equity, 19:57 but we felt that He was calling us 19:58 to start this thing called 'Jesus for Asia'. 20:01 Actually God started it. Yeah. 20:03 And there is a little... 20:05 She was asking for story, so here is a little story, 20:08 we've all heard about the tsunami that happened. 20:10 Yes. 20:11 In December 2004. 20:13 Well, Jon was in Thailand with some student 20:15 and one of the things he did while he was at PUC 20:18 was he would take his students 20:20 and they would tape missions programs 20:22 and they call them video student missionaries 20:25 'cause they would go and show what's going on out there, 20:27 you know, in these projects and they were on a project up 20:30 in Northern Thailand and then the next day he went, 20:35 actually the earthquake happened 20:36 while they were in Chiang Mai, Thailand. 20:38 We were gonna go down to Phuket, 20:39 we were thinking about it. 20:41 But we went up to Chiang Mai instead 20:43 and Phuket was hit very hard. 20:45 Very hard. 20:46 Did you feel the earthquake? Yes. 20:48 We were up in third floor of our hotel room 20:50 and I... It's like hey, who is shaking the bed. 20:53 Oh my. 20:54 So, we realize it was an earthquake 20:56 and I go running out but... 20:57 He was too late by then. 20:58 If it had been a real earthquake, 21:00 I would have been dead before I got out. 21:01 And then we started seeing the reports coming, 21:04 ten people dead, hundred people dead 21:06 and just kept on building. 21:08 Kept building. 21:09 And then six days from there I went to India, 21:12 ended up on the beach, 21:13 the pastor that I was with took me to the beach 21:15 and I've interviewed survivors of that tsunami that came up. 21:20 And lot of people on that beach lost their lives there 21:23 and I've interviewed the survivors of that. 21:25 It was very sobering. 21:28 And let praise the Lord, you were not at that beach. 21:31 Yeah. Yeah. 21:33 At the time that it had happened. 21:34 Where you there also? No. 21:35 I wasn't, I was home with the children. 21:38 Our young ones. 21:40 Speaking of children, how many do you have? 21:42 We have two, we have a boy whose age is 15, 21:45 and our daughter is 13. 21:46 All right. 21:47 James and Marian. 21:49 And they are very much involved in missions? 21:50 Yeah. Yes. 21:51 They are big part of this. 21:53 Now, 'Jesus for Asia' 21:55 what made you to choose that name? 21:57 Well we have, we started out 'Jesus for India' 22:00 because after I videotaped on the beach, 22:03 in fact that show was played many times here on 3ABN 22:06 called "India Face to Face" 22:07 very...you know, 15 minutes show. 22:10 We came home and people started donating 22:13 for that ministry for those beach people. 22:15 To put, to give them rice, to replace their boats, 22:18 to give them you know, the gospel. 22:20 And so, we sent some money there 22:21 but they didn't just give them rice, 22:23 they started a church. 22:25 They took Bible workers. Oh. 22:27 Through sponsoring Bible workers. 22:28 Just lay people to go and get give Bible studies 22:30 and people started the church. 22:32 And so, we were like, we could do this full time. 22:34 Wow. 22:36 'Cause there is a lot of people in India that love the Lord 22:38 and are willing to work full time for the gospel 22:40 if we just provide a small stipend for them. 22:42 Yes. 22:43 And so that was what began the 'Jesus for Asia'. 22:46 We were like, Lord, you want us to start this 22:48 and we had to subtle conviction that that's what we should do. 22:53 And you brought with you a video roll that will give us 22:55 an overview of some of the projects 22:58 and what's included in 'Jesus for Asia" 23:01 we'll look at that video roll right now. 24:14 That's an overview. 24:15 Yes. Yes, we have over 40 projects. 24:18 Over 40 projects, there was one...What was it? 24:21 This Jungle... Jungle... 24:23 Jungle schools... 24:24 Jungle schools. Widow school. 24:27 Talk about the widow school for a moment, I mean, 24:30 Jungle school, Widow school. 24:33 We've been to India, 24:35 most of the things are focused on children 24:38 but talk about Widow? 24:39 Okay. Well, man where do we start? 24:42 This brings me so much joy. 24:44 I love this but the truth is that in India, 24:46 if a man leaves his wife, the wife becomes like a beggar 24:51 and we have these evening schools, 24:52 you saw pictures of the kids eating. 24:54 For seven dollars a month, 24:56 you can sponsor kid to get two hours of education 24:58 and a free meal every evening 24:59 because the biggest challenge 25:01 these kids have is malnutrition. 25:03 They're fighting malnutrition. How much? 25:04 Seven dollars a month. 25:05 Quarter... That's quarter a day. 25:07 A child. And so we... 25:10 That includes a rent of the building, 25:12 and the cook, and the teachers, and all that, 25:14 so we've had these buildings 25:16 that we were renting all day, 25:18 all month for the evening schools 25:20 and we found out this one school, the first one, 25:23 a lot of the kids parents mom, you know, the dads are left 25:27 and so the moms were like putting themselves 25:30 in these really bad situations in order to earn money. 25:32 Begging and another... Right. 25:35 To get money and so we're like, what can we do for these women 25:37 and so we had one lady that was a widow 25:40 that she put her kids to school 25:42 and took care of herself by sewing. 25:45 She sews these little things, these blouses and stuff 25:48 and people would give her money for that. 25:49 And so she volunteered to be 25:52 what we're paying her a salary to teach other people. 25:54 We bought the sewing machines 25:56 and now these women are coming and learning 25:58 how to sew for themselves and giving them. 26:01 We've got a picture of that. 26:02 So they're dressed up and they say that, 26:05 that these women they have new hope, 26:07 new joy, new opportunities in life 26:09 so they can, they have their self-esteem back, 26:11 they have their self worth back 26:13 and they can take care of their kids 26:14 and stuff like that, it's really exciting. 26:17 That's good, because in some societies, 26:19 for example here in America, you know, there're so many 26:21 single women and single parenting, 26:24 the stigma of our society is not nearly 26:27 by any measure of the word like it is in India 26:30 and some of the countries 26:31 where it's male dominated society. 26:32 And these women, they don't have an education, 26:34 so they can't go, get a job. 26:35 They have no options. 26:36 Yeah. Wow. 26:38 Just completely dependent on the man 26:39 and when he leaves, they're like beggars. 26:42 Yeah. 26:43 Now how did that impact to you as a wife, I know, 26:45 because when you think about that? 26:46 Seeing them it just, it breaks my heart 26:48 thinking about how many there are 26:50 and we're only helping the few. 26:52 And there are so many other places 26:54 that need the same help and it just, yeah, 26:58 it's just thinking about them as our sisters, you know, 27:02 and thinking how I would feel in the same situation 27:04 and they don't know God as their father, 27:06 I know, God is my father and He will help me 27:09 but they don't know that. 27:10 Wow. 27:11 And it just, it just, it touches my hearth, 27:13 it breaks my heart. 27:14 How were you teaching them? 27:15 The woman, there is a woman there 27:17 that has done all this stuff and so she teaches them. 27:21 We have like six sewing machines 27:25 and six ladies per episode, per class 27:30 and she goes through and they do it hands on 27:32 and it's a treadle machine. 27:34 Oh, not to worry about, they get exercise. 27:36 Yeah. Yeah. 27:37 Exactly. 27:38 So we have a neat story that goes with that, 27:40 they're in that same village, there is a tailor 27:43 and he does all sorts of clothing, 27:44 he does women's clothing 27:46 and men's clothing and everything. 27:47 And he had not wanted anything to do with our school 27:50 because he is a Hindu. 27:52 And he recently came to the director of that school, 27:57 the evening school and he told them, 27:59 you know, I can help teach those ladies some other things, 28:02 so they can sew other things. 28:03 And so his heart was softened by seeing these ladies 28:06 receiving the help that they needed. 28:08 And the teacher, the lady, 28:10 the teacher, she is staunch Hindu. 28:12 But she was willing to help for the sake of the ladies 28:14 and all these ladies were Hindu. 28:16 And we don't ask them to become Christian to help anybody. 28:18 Yes. 28:19 But she was seeing the prayers 28:21 that was going on in the Christians 28:22 and her daughter was married for two years 28:25 and was not getting pregnant. 28:27 And in that society that was, it means... 28:30 That's a bad thing. Yeah. 28:31 Basis for divorce. 28:32 Okay, so she really wanted to get pregnant 28:34 so she asked our Christians if they would pray 28:37 for her daughter and within two months she was pregnant. 28:40 Amen. Wow. 28:42 So the testimony of our Hindu teachers 28:44 that you Christians, 28:45 yeah, I like your religion, I like what you're doing, 28:47 keep doing it. 28:49 She's been blessed by working with Christians. 28:50 Yeah. That's amazing. 28:52 And I also notice that you have a national Bible workers 28:54 orphan, orphanages, 28:56 even the media center talk about that 28:59 for a brief moment because... 29:01 Well, we started out with the Bible workers 29:03 and this is an amazing... 29:05 They're local Bible workers, they're native, 29:08 they speak the language, they live there. 29:09 And for $60 a month, you can sponsor 29:11 a full-time Bible worker. 29:13 And they go door to door, knocking on doors, 29:15 would like prayers, anything wrong 29:17 and Jesus answers and miracles happen 29:20 and people's lives are changed. 29:21 It's just awesome. 29:23 We see an average of about one person convert to Jesus 29:28 per month, per Bible worker. 29:30 Wow. Praise the Lord. Wow. 29:32 It's amazing. 29:33 Now it's not just India, 29:35 you have gone to other countries 29:38 within that window. 29:39 Correct, we have Bible workers in Thailand 29:41 and lot of the mission schools and the jungle school you saw, 29:45 that's in Thailand. 29:46 And then also in the Philippines, Mindanao, 29:49 we have Bible workers and a missionary family, 29:52 center Philippines and then also in Mindoro, 29:55 going into tribes that are un-reached 29:57 that are so primitive 30:00 that they are afraid of breaking up the soil 30:03 so they hang their dead people in the trees. 30:06 What? Wow. 30:08 And they start to stink 30:09 and so they have to move to another village, 30:11 to another place so they're always nomadic, 30:13 they have no health understanding, no sanitation, 30:16 all this kind of stuff. 30:18 And so going into their... 30:20 We also have the media centers. 30:21 We have one in, in the Philippines HCBN 30:25 that was broadcasting all over the Philippines 30:28 but we ran out of fund. 30:29 HCBN? Yeah. 30:31 Okay. 30:32 It's running, they ran out of funds 30:34 so they're no longer on satellite 30:35 but we had up to 50, 40 or 50 cable channels 30:38 that were re-linking at making it local and stuff 30:41 and so we're praying that we can go back on satellite 30:43 and we start feeling 30:44 but they're getting it by internet 30:46 but it's not as clean. 30:47 We also have started out one of our camp meetings, 30:52 HCBN Indonesia. 30:54 Wow. 30:55 And this is broadcasting on air, over satellite, 30:58 all across Indonesia, 31:01 now 15,000 islands 24/7 in the Bahasa language. 31:03 In the Bahasa language. 31:05 And that's really exciting because it's led by a couple 31:08 that used to be a millionaires. 31:10 And they gave up their wealth to serve God 31:13 and they say, now, we're much happier 31:15 than we ever were when we had all this money. 31:17 Have you learned any of the languages? 31:19 We are working... 31:21 We struggle with that because we go, 31:23 we go to India and we start learning the language 31:25 and then we go to somewhere else in India 31:27 and there is a different language 31:29 and then we go to Thailand 31:30 and there is a different language, 31:32 and then we go to another area in Thailand 31:33 and there is a different language. 31:35 So we know few words of a bunch of different things. 31:37 Can you just... It's really sad. 31:38 Forget about it, let's talk English 31:40 and having a translator. 31:41 Now you brought some pictures with you. 31:43 I'd like you to walk us through some of those 31:45 and kind of explain what actually 31:48 in the different fields what actually is. 31:49 What are we seeing here? Wow. 31:51 When we... 31:53 When we were young, we're going overseas we said, 31:55 how can we get our kids involved with missions. 31:59 And what better way, there is two ways 32:00 to get your kids involve with missions. 32:02 Number one is to show an example. 32:03 Do it yourself, and number two is to involve them. 32:06 That's definitely not America. 32:07 No. 32:10 This was in India with our orphanage, 32:14 one of our student missionary that's over there right now 32:17 is loving these kids and just being changed. 32:20 He's there, they are for nine months. 32:21 And then here is our evening school. 32:24 That's the meal time at the evening school. 32:26 Wow, that looks familiar, doesn't it? 32:27 Yeah, sitting on the floor. Yeah. 32:29 We've got about six different evening schools with about 300. 32:34 We've figured that we fed over 200,000 meals 32:37 since the beginning of this program. 32:39 Wow. 32:40 And this is one of our Bible workers, 32:41 this is how simply the gospel goes forward, 32:44 sitting down and sharing the gospel with these people 32:47 and they listen, they close their eyes, 32:48 they ask for prayers, they love it, 32:50 they're hungry for some hope and something in their lives. 32:54 Yes. And so this is Bible workers... 32:56 Look at all the colors in that picture also. 32:59 Now Gayle Haberkam, our viewers may, 33:01 your viewers may recognize her. 33:03 She's been here on 3ABN before 33:05 but this is our 62 year old nurse 33:07 up in the highland jungles of Thailand, reaching out. 33:10 She goes from village to village, 33:12 lot of times by walking. 33:14 It's very dangerous, they got wild elephants 33:16 and snakes and spiders and stuff like that 33:19 and she goes out, she takes her gospel. 33:21 And the roads are horrific. 33:22 Wild elephants? Yes. 33:24 Well, it's kind of frightens us, 33:25 all the elephants that surrounded us, 33:27 look at this one. 33:28 Yeah, this is one of our younger missionaries, 33:30 this is with the Sharon family. 33:31 Sharon family started out with... 33:33 They have four boys and two parents 33:35 and the oldest boy went with us on the mission trip 33:37 and he never came home. 33:38 Then talk to his two other brothers 33:40 in coming over and then his parents 33:42 and this is the youngest son. 33:44 The youngest son is starting his own school 33:46 in a very remote area with his own bare hands, 33:50 built the school and he's teaching these people. 33:53 He looked stuck. Yeah, he is tough. 33:55 No, he looked stuck. 33:56 He stuck too but that was temporary. 33:58 Wow. He just lifted the bike. 34:00 That's what the roads kind of look like. 34:02 Yeah. Yes. 34:03 In rainy season. 34:05 And this is one of our missionary couples, 34:07 they're actually working in Bangkok, 34:08 they have a burden for the city. 34:10 So they're there with their little son 34:12 and they're gonna be helping us, in the stroller. 34:16 You can't see anybody in that stroller behind. 34:17 They're gonna be opening a center of influence. 34:19 Because you know, 34:21 we often think of missionaries in the jungle, 34:23 but the majority of people in the world live in the city. 34:26 Wow, that's true, that's a very good point. 34:28 So they're starting missions in the city. 34:30 Now this map here shows us the circle. 34:33 Tell us why that circle is there? 34:36 Lot of people ask why just Asia, you know, 34:39 when you're gonna upgrade the rest of the world. 34:40 But lot of people don't know that Asia is more than 34:43 half the world's population in that circle. 34:47 More people live inside that circle 34:49 than outside that circle. 34:50 That's huge. Yeah. 34:51 I mean because Africa is not in that circle. 34:53 No. 34:54 Africa is only 15 percent of the world's population. 34:56 Wow. 34:57 Fifty seven percent of the world's population is an Asia. 35:00 So 57 percent 35:02 and yet the least amount of investment in missions 35:05 goes to Asia. 35:07 There are 25 times more missionaries 35:09 in South Americas than they are in Asia. 35:11 Wow. 35:13 And the majority of all, 35:14 there is about 1.1 million Adventists in Asia, 35:18 in Southeast Asia, Southeast Asia division. 35:21 But 9,000 of them are in the Philippines. 35:25 So the rest of those you know, yeah. 35:29 That's a huge amount. 35:30 Right, right. 35:32 So when you talk about missions, 35:34 and do you wake up in the morning 35:35 and never get overwhelmed. 35:37 Oh yeah, I can pry. 35:39 Thinking about it is just, yeah, 35:41 and the other statistic that was on that map 35:43 that we didn't talk about was... 35:45 You can talk about that later. Okay, all right. 35:46 But yeah, I mean, thinking about 35:48 how many people are out there 35:49 and we've seen so many, I mean, we've driven down, 35:52 down the roads and there are so many people 35:55 and it's like Lord how... 35:56 It's like rice grains. 35:57 Do they know, do they know, do they know, 35:59 most of them you drive down and you have to say, no, 36:01 they don't know. 36:02 There is no way they know the name of Jesus. 36:04 Even in Thailand, the central valley, 36:05 you can drive for eight hours without coming in 36:07 with the 100 kilometers of an Adventist Church, 36:10 just nobody there. 36:11 What's the dominant religion there? 36:13 Here, Buddhism. Buddhism. 36:15 Animist, they're syncretic, so they syncretistic, 36:19 so they choose and pick and choose what 36:21 of which religion they like so, but it's mainly Buddhism. 36:25 Now back, before we came on the air, 36:29 you were sharing the story about a Bible worker 36:32 in the Philippines and he's on dangerous grounds. 36:36 Oh, yes. 36:37 He is actually one of our missionaries, Mike Curtis, 36:39 Mike and Michelle Curtis they work up in the mountains, 36:42 they're in Mindanao, where there is a lot of rebels. 36:44 Yeah. 36:45 And so, they work with the rebels. 36:47 Some of there are amazing converts, 36:51 most staunch converts, used to be, 36:55 shall we say hitman in the army 36:58 and so now they're in like witness relocation program 37:02 and stuff like that. 37:03 So... 37:04 But, yeah, they've been hijacked and held up 37:06 and his wallet stolen and stuff like that 37:08 and the Lord had protected them over 37:10 and over and over again. 37:11 But they're going in, only the thing that drives him 37:13 as they're going into mountainous areas 37:15 that have no gospel, 37:16 no one has ever reached up in there 37:18 and so they're having to start 37:20 from the very, very basics of script, you know, 37:21 what is the Bible, who is Jesus, stuff like that. 37:23 You know, now I understand more clearly 37:25 when I was in Mindanao, 37:27 I was singing with the Heritage singers 37:28 there at the college, Mountain View College 37:33 but there was a 2,000 people were there on the campus 37:36 at the time and many of them, 37:38 lot of them from the community too 37:39 and I wanted to go out and mingle among them 37:42 and the host says no, you cannot. 37:45 I said, but I just want to talk to some, 37:47 they said, no, you cannot, you'll disappear, 37:49 we won't know where to find you. 37:50 Wow. 37:52 They said, they said because they said, 37:53 not too many miles from here 37:54 the village is 90 percent Muslim 37:56 and I thought in the Philippines. 37:58 They said, yeah, there are more Muslims in the Philippines 38:01 then there are in the Middle East. 38:02 And I thought that's, that's not possible. 38:04 Oh, yes, it is. 38:05 But not just that, 38:07 you have the other religions out are there to 38:09 so, the diversity evident, talking about the rebels too, 38:12 that's another thing they say, you never know 38:14 who you're gonna be meeting, 38:16 you might think they're Christians 38:17 because this is an Adventist Campus, 38:19 but we don't who is here. 38:20 Right. 38:22 So but you face that 38:23 on a daily basis in the mission field. 38:25 In some of these areas, yeah. 38:26 In some of those areas. 38:27 Now projects in America, let's talk about that too 38:31 because not only are their projects in Asia 38:34 but there are projects in America. 38:35 Yeah. 38:37 Well, like she was gonna say the, 38:38 the statistics is that even though you know, 38:42 most of the world lives in Asia, 38:44 92 percent of all Christian giving... 38:47 Let's look at that graphic 38:48 because there's a graphic here, right? 38:50 Yes, yes. 38:51 You can see there is a box around North Americas. 38:54 Over 90 percent of all Christian giving 38:57 goes to the people living in that box. 38:59 Wow. 39:00 We've been told us it's high as 96 percent. 39:03 Yeah, that's in North America. 39:04 That's correct. 39:06 So the vast, vast majority of all giving goes to them, 39:10 supply the ministry to those who speak English. 39:15 And so to speak huge disparity. 39:17 Huge. 39:19 And so that's why we're wanting 39:20 to get more people involve with missions. 39:22 Not just because of the disparity 39:24 but also because of the joy that we've discovered 39:27 and those that have joined us have discovered in missions. 39:31 So God has given us this task 39:33 of taking the gospel to the world, 39:34 not because He hates us, but because He loves us. 39:38 Not because it's a odious job, difficult job 39:41 but because it's a joyful job. 39:43 It's our feast you know, it's a feast for our spirit. 39:47 When you share the gospel, that's what Jesus says, 39:49 you know, what He said, when He gave the gospel 39:51 to that lady at the well. 39:52 So I have food that you know not of this feeds my soul. 39:56 That's right. You know. 39:57 I know exactly when we were having lunch Sabbath, 40:00 we had some people at our home that were of a different faith 40:04 and the lady said you're not eating. 40:05 And I quoted that very same text 40:07 because she was asking, 40:08 they were asking Bible questions 40:10 and I just set my dinner aside, 40:12 I said, I have food that you know not of. 40:13 Exactly, that's right. 40:15 Whenever we got into the word of God, 40:16 but then there are some other things 40:18 that are added here. 40:19 But also we know that food is an entering wedge, you know. 40:24 Do you use that to reach people 40:27 how to eat, write and things like that? 40:30 Oh, yeah, the health message is huge. 40:31 Oh, yeah. 40:33 They don't understand the basics over there that, 40:35 that you should wash your hands, 40:37 that you shouldn't use your clothing 40:38 to wipe your child snotty nose or, you know, 40:42 they don't understand some of these things 40:43 that we take for granted. 40:45 And, yeah, we share with them 40:47 and they see that we care about their health 40:49 not just, you know, whether or not 40:51 they become Jesus' followers. 40:54 And especially in the cities, you know, the diet, 40:56 with the western diet coming in more affluence, 40:58 lot of diabetes and lot of health problems. 41:01 And so, health is a big deal in Bangkok. 41:05 And so, now our missionaries that are going there, 41:07 they're starting a health center. 41:09 Yeah, health center. 41:10 How many missionaries do you have out there? 41:12 We have, I think six families 41:15 in various parts of mostly in Thailand. 41:17 We have a young couple. 41:20 Well, he's American in Cambodia 41:23 and his wife is a local from she is Khmer girl. 41:26 Yeah. 41:28 So anyway, we've got 41:30 but they're marrying so they're expanding, 41:33 the families are getting bigger. 41:35 What do you call a Khmer girl? 41:36 They say Khmer. 41:38 Khmer, yeah, that's the Cambodian nationals, 41:40 that's their name is the Khmer. 41:41 Khmer. 41:43 You might have heard of the Khmer Rouge. 41:44 Yes, yes. 41:45 Khmer is the people group. 41:47 The language spoken in Cambodian is Khmer. 41:49 Okay. 41:50 Yeah. 41:52 That's a good connection Khmer Rouge, everybody. 41:54 I mean, if you've been around any length of time, 41:55 Khmer Rouge is just a very good example. 41:57 Mission TV, talk about Mission TV? 41:59 Well, again we've been enjoying mission. 42:03 We've got involved with missions 42:04 a couple of years into it, we've realized, 42:05 man, we're having so much fun. 42:07 So it's so great, we love this. 42:09 Why aren't more people aware of the joys in this 42:12 and so, you know, we've got to, 42:13 we've got to share this with more people. 42:15 So we started traveling around in the different churches 42:17 and sharing the joys we were having in missions 42:19 and the call of God to missions. 42:21 People are so afraid of getting involved with missions 42:23 but it's not, there is nothing to be afraid of. 42:25 The biggest fear is getting sucked into the comfort, 42:28 so that we lose place for God in our lives. 42:31 And so, we started sharing 42:33 and we're going to different churches, 42:35 we realized this is going too slow, 42:37 we need a channel. 42:38 And so, we started Mission TV. 42:41 And so, now, you can watch it on MissionTV.com 42:44 where it's 24/7 missions. 42:46 Wow. 42:47 Mission programs, any ministry that puts together, 42:49 mission shall we put it on there. 42:51 We do our own productions and different things like that. 42:54 And so, we see ourselves is missions advocates. 42:57 Which one is on Roku? 42:59 That one's on Roku. 43:01 Mission TV is on Roku. 43:02 Oh, Roku also. 43:04 Yes, it's on there. 43:05 And what about faith camp? 43:06 Faith camp, we started doing, 43:09 we realized that a lot of missionaries... 43:10 It was part of the same reason, you know, 43:12 realizing that in North America, 43:14 there is a disconnect that most of the church 43:16 in North America believes the work is almost done. 43:18 Yes. 43:19 We've heard sermons saying that 95 percent of the world 43:22 has the gospel already and it's like what, no, 43:26 if they can speak English, 43:28 if they can afford to buy a satellite dish, 43:30 if they can understand it once they get it, 43:32 then they have access to it. 43:34 But so many of these, 43:36 it's not available in their languages, 43:38 I mean, it's only available in English or, you know, 43:41 maybe Spanish, English but it's not available in Thai, 43:45 it's not in, there is not... 43:47 Kawa, Kachin, Karen, you know, Shan, 43:52 all these different languages. 43:53 Even Tamil, Telugu, you know, bunch of these other languages, 43:56 they're slowly starting to have programming 43:58 but the vast majority of the world, 44:00 it's not available to them 44:01 and least of all in some sort of 44:03 understandable format for them. 44:05 You know, there are so many things 44:07 we talk about the world view. 44:09 You know, they're just so vastly different from ours 44:11 that if they see something in our world view, 44:13 they still won't understand it even if they speak English. 44:16 Wow. So... 44:17 So that we and we saw that lot of missionaries 44:19 didn't have a chance to share 44:21 and so we wanted to put together on camp meeting. 44:24 Missions camp meeting. 44:25 And so, it's all about faith and missions 44:27 because I don't believe you can do missions 44:28 without faith. 44:30 No. No, no, no, not at all. 44:31 And so we have these camp meetings 44:33 and out of these camp meetings, 44:34 this last camp meeting we had this summer. 44:36 I think we've had like 21 of them now, 44:38 some here in America and many overseas in Asia. 44:41 Five out of the nine speakers got their start in faith camp. 44:45 Oh, wow. 44:46 So the first one was in 2007 44:48 and we always have one in the northwest 44:51 and trying one in the east and stuff like that so. 44:53 This last graphic that has some squiggly lines on it, 44:57 just get to that and explain that before we're done here. 44:59 This is really heart wrenching. 45:01 And this is one of the reason 45:02 God brought us into a difficult time 45:05 in our ministry with funding 45:07 and I started to realize the gospel. 45:10 This is a problem throughout our church 45:12 that we can ignore missions and still feel okay, 45:15 but if you notice that the top line, 45:17 the blue line, this is from 1933 on the left 45:19 all the way through 2005 on the right. 45:21 Okay. 45:23 Okay, this is the trend in giving in our church 45:25 to the North American division. 45:26 Okay. 45:28 The blue line on the top is tithes. 45:29 And this is adjusted for inflation and its per person. 45:32 Okay. 45:33 That's an average per person giving. 45:35 The yellow line on the bottom on the left 45:37 in the middle on the right is a local church budget, 45:39 giving the local church budget 45:41 follow the trend of in its giving. 45:42 Continuing to go up, right? 45:44 World missions. 45:46 It's the green line. It's the green line. 45:48 And as you can see, if somebody in, in 1933 45:51 if somebody gave $10 to Thai, 45:52 they'd given additional $6 to foreign mission 45:55 so the average, the average Adventist in 1933 45:58 was giving 6 percent of their income to foreign missions. 46:02 Wow. 46:04 Today they're giving 28 cents per $10 given in tithes. 46:08 So the average North American Adventist 46:10 gives $21 a year to foreign missions. 46:13 That's all. That's it. 46:15 Through the church. Through the church. 46:16 You know, that's less than an evening meal 46:18 for two people practically. 46:20 Less than a bag of dog food. 46:21 Oh, wow. 46:22 Less than you know two pizzas. 46:24 And then a lot of that money doesn't go to the un-reached, 46:27 it goes to established mission where there are, you know, 46:31 countries where there are already missions, 46:33 already Christianity in it. 46:35 And so, in general Christianity in all North America, 46:40 American spend more money on their Halloween costumes 46:43 for their pets than they do 46:44 to reach the un-reached people groups of the world. 46:46 What a shame. Wow. 46:48 That's a startling statistic. 46:50 That's an overall Christian statistic, 46:52 that's not just Adventist. 46:54 Yeah. 46:55 And that the sad reality of it is, as you said a moment ago, 46:58 Natalie, that this disparaging ideology 47:03 that the gospel is almost done. 47:05 And I never forgot that few years ago 47:08 when Dwight Nelson was preaching on 3ABN. 47:10 He says, his indignation arose of his, 47:13 he says how can we be so arrogant in America 47:15 saying please Lord Jesus, high up and He's come 47:18 and some people have never heard His name 47:20 around the world. 47:21 Yes. Yes. 47:22 And that just really sunk into my thought there 47:25 and I don't want the time to get away from you 47:27 but go ahead and share that with me. 47:28 Well, the church, our church, 47:31 our wonderful faith is in 925 languages around the world 47:34 and we praise God for that. 47:35 There is only 6000 to go. 47:37 Oh, only 6000 to go, 6000 languages. 47:41 Languages. Dialect. 47:42 Languages. It's lot of people. 47:44 Wow. 47:45 So, but think of it, John, 47:47 and if you get 10 percent 47:50 of our church members in North America. 47:52 Ten percent to go, that's a 110,000 people. 47:55 Wow. That's huge. 47:57 That's not that much. 47:58 All of the sudden 6000 languages isn't that undoable. 48:02 No, it isn't. 48:03 We could do it, if we had this raising up 48:05 revival for missions. 48:07 God would move and I believe 48:09 this work can be finished very soon. 48:11 then become a reality. 48:13 Absolutely. 48:15 I want to make sure and let our viewers and listeners know 48:17 how they can get in touch with both of you 48:18 because this is amazing information 48:20 and 'Jesus for Asia' 48:22 is available to come to your church or community, 48:24 your faith community wherever you like to invite them 48:26 to know more about this missionary ministry. 48:30 Here is the information that you need. 48:34 Billions of people in Asia 48:36 still have not heard the wonderful news of Jesus Christ. 48:39 If the Holy Spirit impresses you to help, 48:41 then you can write to Jesus for Asia, 48:44 PO Box 1221, Collegedale, Tennessee 37315. 48:49 That's Jesus for Asia, PO Box 1221, Collegedale, 48:55 Tennessee 37315. 48:57 You can call 423-413-7321. 49:01 That's 423-413-7321. 49:06 Or you can visit them online at Jesus4Asia.org. 49:10 That's Jesus4Asia.org. 49:14 Call or write to them today. 49:18 You know when you think about what we just heard, 49:20 6000 languages to go. 49:24 Missions is something that we surely 49:26 in North America need to really focus on getting back to, 49:30 I think I mentioned this years ago, 49:32 Andrews University is to be called 49:33 Emanuel Missionary College. 49:35 Now it's Southern University 49:36 with Southern Missionary College. 49:38 Well, it's like we deleted the word missions 49:40 and then we are hoping to get the mission of the gospel 49:43 done in time for the coming of Jesus. 49:45 Well, we are not done yet with the program 49:47 but what we've heard thus far, Honey, 49:49 what's the biggest need that the church has today. 49:51 Missions. Wow. 49:53 Mission. 49:54 And you don't have to be in the mission field, 49:57 you don't have to take an airplane ticket 49:58 and go over to the mission fields. 50:00 But there are ministries like 'Jesus for Asia'. 50:03 Jon and Natalie Wood. 50:05 We're gonna talk about 50:06 how to get you involved in giving. 50:09 We're gonna take a newsbreak briefly here 50:11 to give you some news that you need about 3ABN. 50:13 But on the other side of that newsbreak, 50:16 we have a surprise for you, don't go away. 50:18 Because you're gonna get a chance 50:19 to meet their children. 50:21 We'll be right back in just a moment. |
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