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00:01 I want to spend my life
00:07 Mending broken people 00:12 I want to spend my life 00:18 Removing pain 00:23 Lord, let my words 00:30 Heal a heart that hurts 00:34 I want to spend my life 00:40 Mending broken people 00:45 I want to spend my life 00:51 Mending broken people 01:08 Hello, friends, welcome to 3ABN Today. 01:11 My name is John Lomacang 01:12 and I have the best co-pilot in the world. 01:15 How you doing, honey? 01:16 I'm happy, I'm excited, 01:18 'cause you know I work for 3ABN Radio. 01:20 That's right. 01:21 Anything to do with radio I'm excited about. 01:24 And this is Adventist World Radio, 01:27 you'll find out in just a moment 01:29 what that's all about if you've not heard about it, 01:31 but if you have tuned in before, 01:33 thank you for your prayers 01:34 and your financial support of this network 01:35 as we continue going and growing, 01:37 getting ready for the coming of the lord. 01:39 Honey, we have so much to cover today. 01:41 I don't want to take a lot of time on housekeeping. 01:42 Yeah. 01:44 What's the song that we have for today? 01:45 Scott Michael Bennett is going to share a song 01:47 called You Raise Me Up. 02:08 When I am down 02:11 And, oh, my soul, so weary 02:16 When troubles come 02:19 And my heart burdened be 02:25 Then, I am still 02:27 And wait here in the silence 02:33 Until you come 02:36 And sit awhile with me 02:41 You raise me up 02:44 So I can stand on mountains 02:48 You raise me up 02:51 To walk on stormy seas 02:56 Oh, I am strong 02:59 When I am on your shoulders 03:04 You raise me up 03:07 To more than I can be 03:15 There is no life 03:18 No life without its hunger 03:23 Each restless heart 03:26 Beats so imperfectly 03:30 But then you come 03:33 And I am filled with wonder 03:38 Sometimes I think 03:41 I glimpse eternity 03:46 You raise me up 03:48 So I can stand on mountains 03:53 You raise me up 03:56 To walk on stormy seas 04:01 I am strong 04:03 When I am on your shoulders 04:08 You raise me up 04:11 To more than I can be 04:21 You raise me up 04:24 So I can stand on mountains 04:29 You raise me up 04:32 To walk on stormy seas 04:37 I am strong 04:39 When I am on your shoulders 04:44 You raise me up 04:47 To more than I can be 04:54 You raise me up 04:58 To more than I can be 05:25 Thank you so much, Scott. 05:26 That song is a wonderful segue 05:28 because God raises every one of us up 05:31 for a particular purpose. 05:32 And our guests today are no exception to that rule. 05:35 They have been raised up for such a time 05:37 as this to take radio 05:39 and the wonderful gospel around the world. 05:41 So let's go ahead and meet them right now. 05:42 Let's do it. 05:44 To my immediate right is Duane McKey. 05:45 Good to have you here, Duane. 05:46 I'll extend my hand and shake yours. 05:48 Thank you. Thank you. 05:49 I don't think my arm is long enough for the rest of them. 05:50 But Adventist World Radio, 05:52 first of all, good to have you back. 05:53 Thank you so much. 05:55 My wife and I have been on a program with you before. 05:56 It's always good because we know 05:57 you're on the front lines of the gospel as we are 05:59 and kind of for those 06:01 who may be watching for the first time 06:02 or listening, 06:04 tell us what is Adventist World Radio? 06:05 Who you are all? 06:07 Yeah, we reach the world on radio. 06:10 I tell people you go to the scariest place on earth, 06:14 the most desolate place, the... 06:16 You go to North Korea 06:18 or to the jungles of South America 06:21 where the drug cartel control the land 06:23 and AWR's there. 06:25 If not, we will be there soon by God's grace. 06:28 So that's our plan. 06:29 We've been going for 50 years, 06:31 broadcasting the good news that Jesus is coming soon 06:33 and, John, I'm seeing things now, 06:35 we are seeing things now that's never happened before. 06:38 These stories are just absolutely incredible. 06:41 And we're going to talk about some of those today. 06:42 That's right. 06:43 Well, honey, since you're the only woman on here 06:45 and there's only one lady on the other side. 06:47 Why don't you go ahead and introduce the next one. 06:48 Okay, now you have a difficult last name. 06:54 And your name is Cami Oetman. 06:57 That's right. Cami Oetman. 06:58 Yeah. 07:00 Yeah. Welcome, Cami. Thank you so much. 07:01 I'm excited to be here and I'm excited to be with AWR. 07:04 Yeah, I've seen you on 3ABN watching AWR and... 07:09 We love being here at 3ABN. 07:11 You are a great hostess. 07:13 And next to you. 07:15 My name is Jeff Wilson. 07:17 I retired in 2010 and went to work for AWR 07:20 as a field representative 07:22 in planned giving and trust services. 07:24 Okay, we're going to talk about that. 07:25 Enjoyed every minute of that. 07:27 Good to have you here today. Thank you. 07:28 And somebody who I've known for a while. 07:30 I've known you since you were a little boy, Ed. 07:34 You know, not really. That's a long time ago. 07:35 But we've been... 07:37 We've known each other for quite some time. 07:38 Yes, indeed. 07:40 Praise the Lord to be back again. 07:41 And good to have you here. Thank you. 07:42 You're with Adventist... 07:44 Tell us, are you with Adventist World Radio right now? 07:45 Well, yes. 07:46 Interestingly enough, I was involved 07:48 with Adventist World Radio before I retired even 07:50 and I'm glad that I'm still with them. 07:52 It's been a blessing to me 07:53 and I'm sure has been too many other people 07:55 that we've contacted. 07:56 We'll let you know about some of those 07:58 as we talk today. 07:59 And you've been a lawyer for a number of years. 08:01 Yes, I am. 08:02 Yes, I remember a project we worked on together 08:03 and praise God, 08:05 you're also in trust services and stewardship 08:06 at the General Conference, that was one... 08:08 Teaching money management. 08:09 Money management, which is a good thing to do now 08:11 as you're with Adventist World Radio. 08:13 Let's dive in 08:14 and talk a little bit about Adventist World Radio 08:16 and the project today, 08:17 we're talking about you cannot outgive God. 08:21 That's a powerful testimony. 08:22 We know that in our own lives. 08:24 Amen, we can't. 08:25 And for something to be around for 50 years, 08:27 that principle has to be true. 08:28 We'll dive in with you and talk about that. 08:31 John, we're excited to be here with you. 08:33 And it's a great partnership we have with 3ABN 08:36 and we just love doing projects with you 08:39 and we thank you for all that you do for us 08:41 by inviting us to come back and tell these stories. 08:44 I grew up in Oklahoma, on a farm and... 08:50 dairy farm, milked lots of cows. 08:52 And I... 08:54 When I left I'd always go back and help my parents. 08:56 And one thing I noticed about cows. 09:01 It takes nine months for a baby calf to be born. 09:05 You know, all the... 09:07 Just like people. Just like a human being. 09:08 Yeah, yeah. 09:10 You know, elephants, I think it's about two years, 09:11 and a horse is 11 months. 09:13 I told my wife it was two years for an elephant, she gasped. 09:17 You're not gonna get an elephant. 09:19 But they never, almost never, once in a while... 09:22 Well, in 40 years, I saw one set of twins. 09:25 One set of twins. 09:27 We have a video. 09:28 Cami. Yes. 09:29 And the reason he's showing us 09:31 because an incredible miracle has taken place in Tanzania 09:35 with the Maasai tribe. 09:37 We were able to go to Tanzania and document this, 09:41 the story of how when you're faithful to God, 09:44 God is faithful to you. 09:46 And with the Maasai tribe, 09:49 cows are extremely important, it is their livelihood. 09:53 And so as you just heard Duane say 09:55 they rarely have twins, 09:57 but watch and see what God does. 09:59 Okay. With Abraham in this video. 10:01 Okay, let's go to the Abraham video right now. 10:07 With colorful clothes and herds of cattle, 10:10 the Maasai people are spread throughout this land. 10:14 Watch us when very wealthy Maasai tribal leader 10:17 does the unthinkable. 10:19 He puts his faith in God first before everything else. 10:22 This is AWR360A°. 10:39 We are in Tanzania, 10:40 a country famous for the Maasai people, 10:43 known for their distinctive customs 10:45 and brightly colored dress. 10:47 They welcomed me with a native jumping dance. 10:50 From a standing position 10:51 these warriors can vertically spring 10:53 over three feet high. 10:55 Their smiles made me feel right at home 10:58 and they even allowed me 10:59 to carry one of their precious babies. 11:02 I enjoyed every moment 11:03 and fell in love with these dear people 11:05 who received me with open arms. 11:09 The Maasai have a semi nomadic lifestyle. 11:12 Even this village we are at right now is temporary. 11:15 Every aspect of their lives revolves around their cattle. 11:19 The cows determine where the village moves 11:21 based on where the herds can eat grass. 11:24 Cattle is their currency and their main source of food. 11:28 Nothing is left to waste. 11:30 Even their huts are made of cow dung. 11:33 For a man to give away his cattle is foolish 11:36 and unheard of. 11:37 That's why Abraham's story is amazing. 11:40 He owns more than 1,000 cows. 11:56 I have over 1,000 cows 11:58 and I'm considered rich by my Maasai people, 12:02 but something was missing in my life. 12:06 Abraham's heart was convicted at an evangelistic series, 12:10 and he became a baptized member 12:11 of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. 12:15 Most Massai cannot read or write 12:17 so they learn from the radio. 12:19 Abraham was overjoyed when he tuned in AWR. 12:24 It was a topic of tithing 12:25 that really caught his attention. 12:33 They spoke of faithfulness and trusting God, 12:36 and that 10% belongs to Him. 12:40 As his eyes took in all that he owned, 12:43 he knew what he had to do. 12:45 In that moment, he made a commitment. 12:48 Like Jacob of old, he marked every 10th cow. 12:51 By the time he was finished, 12:53 more than 100 cows have been designated for God. 12:57 My friends and neighbors thought I was crazy. 13:01 To the Massai 100 cows is worth about $30,000. 13:06 You just don't give away 13:08 the most important resource you own. 13:10 Despite the ridicule, 13:11 Abraham remained faithful to God. 13:15 His neighbors stopped laughing nine months later. 13:18 They were shocked to see 13:19 that many of Abraham's cows gave birth to twins 13:23 and his sheep triplets. 13:26 Cows rarely have twins. 13:29 It's considered historic when they do. 13:31 Immediately everyone understood 13:33 that this miracle came from a higher power. 13:36 After the Maasai witnessed Abraham's faithfulness, 13:39 they approached the union president, 13:41 Pastor Godwin Lekundayo and said, 13:44 "We want to tithe too." 13:46 Pastor Godwin was amazed and said, "Are you Adventist?" 13:50 They replied, "No, but we want God to bless us 13:54 just like he's blessing Abraham." 13:56 And praise the Lord, 13:58 nine months later their cows had twins too. 14:03 Here is something else amazing. 14:05 Every time a thief would steal any of Abraham's cattle, 14:09 the cows would always return home, 14:12 as if guided by unseen hands. 14:15 Now thieves fear stealing from Abraham. 14:20 I praise God for Adventist World Radio. 14:25 Abraham credits AWR for changing his life. 14:29 Everyone sees that the more he gives, 14:32 the more he is blessed. 14:37 Thanks to Abraham's testimony. 14:38 Today, over 80 Maasai have accepted Jesus 14:42 and have been baptized. 14:44 And all of them now listen to Adventist World Radio. 14:55 These kinds of miracles 14:57 not only happened a long time ago, 14:59 they're happening today, 15:01 our heavenly Father is ready to multiply your blessings. 15:04 The unreachable are being reached 15:06 by Adventist World Radio. 15:08 Together, we can finish the work. 15:10 We need your faithful prayers and dedicated support. 15:13 We all can look forward to the day 15:15 when we see the fruits of our labor 15:17 and praise God for allowing us to be part of His good work. 15:21 This is AWR360A°. 15:34 What an amazing story. 15:35 I'm blown away. 15:37 Wow, when Abraham trusted God and gave his tithe... 15:41 Yes. 15:42 That the rest of that text is "I will rebuke the devourer." 15:46 And as I'm looking at that, Cami, and all of us, 15:49 the cows started coming back home by themselves 15:52 by God's guidance, 15:53 and the devourer came to take, the lord rebuked the devourer. 15:56 It's amazing. They have twins. 15:58 Yes, all of the cattle had twins 16:01 and then his friends that started to pay tithe, 16:04 their cows started to have twins. 16:05 But you have to understand too. Yeah. 16:07 That when he was, you know, he's counting his cows out 16:10 one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, tithe. 16:14 And the neighbors were there laughing and making fun of him 16:17 saying "He's lost his mind." 16:18 Give away all that money. Yeah. 16:20 Then nine months later they watch, 16:22 they can't believe it. 16:24 Yeah, you have twins and triplets. 16:25 Yeah, his cattle is just, I mean, you can have... 16:28 It's expanding and expanding and now he's even more known 16:31 but, you know, God is using him as an incredible example there 16:36 across the Maasai tribes in Tanzania. 16:38 I think this is a wonderful thing 16:40 that we as Christians need to know. 16:43 We need to realize that as we trust God, 16:46 take Him and His promise, He will bless. 16:48 His scoop shovel pitched there on the farm, 16:50 His scoop shovel is bigger than ours. 16:52 His scoop shovel, I like that. 16:54 And then He owns the cattle on a... 16:58 Thousand hills. That's right. 17:00 This story is becoming a pun to me. 17:01 But a spiritual God there's no way 17:03 that you can outgive God. 17:05 Ed, tell us this amazing story about the guitar? 17:08 Well, it's very interesting to me that, 17:10 this is just an illustration. 17:12 But I think that God has given His people 17:14 enough resources and assets to finish the work. 17:16 Amen. 17:18 And it's just a matter of how we motivate people 17:19 to do something like that. 17:21 It may interest you to know that just... 17:23 was nine years ago, I was here at 3ABN. 17:25 We did a program on Adventist World Radio. 17:28 And I demonstrated those little radios. 17:29 You may remember we did crank it up. 17:30 I remember that. Yeah, that wind up. 17:32 Well, someone called the GC office right after that 17:35 and said, "We have a guitar we'd like to donate." 17:38 And it's very interesting to me 17:39 that the person that answered the phone 17:43 was the young lady who said, 17:45 "I don't think we take guitars." 17:47 Usually folks have cash or liquid assets. 17:49 But this was a guitar. 17:51 And she said, "Well, let me speak with Ed Reid." 17:52 So they transferred the call to me 17:54 and I called him back and he said, 17:55 "Yeah, I have a guitar I'd like to donate," 17:58 but it's not something to take to a flea market on Sunday 18:00 and sell for $500. 18:02 This is a real expensive guitar. 18:04 And it turns out that it was a 1935 edition 18:08 of Gibson's Super 400 archtop guitar, 18:11 which they only made 63 18:12 in their whole history of Gibson guitars. 18:15 And there was a huge guitar, 18:17 one to lead a band because it was... 18:19 in those days nothing was electrified. 18:21 It was supposed to be the loudest guitar. 18:24 And anyway, when I got it, he said, 18:25 "Now, I want you to take this to Nashville 18:27 and get it appraised 18:29 by George Gruhn of Gruhn's Guitar 18:30 'cause he used to work for Gibson 18:32 and knew the value and written a book about it." 18:34 When I took it there, George said to me, 18:35 "Where did you get this?" 18:37 Well, this is interesting 18:38 because Beck and Sherulthine 18:41 who lived in Juliet, Idaho and still do there. 18:44 They had had it for 50 years in their collection. 18:47 But he said to me something 18:48 that I want you guys to understand. 18:50 He said "I do not want this to get burned up at the end. 18:52 I want it to do something good for God." 18:54 Amen. Wow. 18:55 Isn't that interesting? 18:57 That's the whole point of it really. 18:58 But yeah, I took it to George, 18:59 where did you get this and so on. 19:01 They put blue light cameras down 19:02 and looked at all over and he said, 19:03 "You follow this wherever you go." 19:05 There for four stories in their building in Nashville. 19:07 He said "$16,000 is what it's worth." 19:10 Wow. 19:11 Four months later, we sold it for $20,000. 19:13 Amen. Wow. 19:15 And he said to Sharon, his wife, 19:17 "I wonder how many of these digital radios this would make?" 19:19 Amen. Yeah. 19:23 That to me was an encouragement more to me than to them. 19:26 But we've all been friends since that time. 19:28 And it's amazing to see how many people feel like, 19:31 "Well, I could do something." 19:32 And that's why we mentioned the guitar store. 19:35 It was actually featured in our transmissions, 19:37 you know, nine years ago. 19:39 But it continues to inspire me and many other people to think 19:42 you don't have to be very wealthy 19:43 to see something happen to advance the cause of God. 19:46 They were willing to do that. 19:48 Beautiful. 19:49 That's amazing. 19:51 You know, so when we think 19:52 it's just an instrument to be played, 19:54 the value and that's the perceived value 19:57 and the actual value is what we often miss. 20:00 But also let's add the other component. 20:02 The Lord multiplies the value, 20:04 when He knows it's going to be contributed to His work. 20:06 Beyond the appraisal. Beyond the appraisal. 20:09 And that's amazing. 20:10 So do you guys still accept guitars? 20:14 I think right now you'll accept anything. 20:16 Because God can turn one man's junk 20:20 into another man's treasure. 20:21 By no means is a guitar junk by it, 20:22 that's not the connection. 20:24 But praise God for moving hearts. 20:26 Dr. Lang video. 20:27 Sure. 20:29 That's my wife's brother... 20:30 Kathy, my wife, her brother and sister-in-law, 20:34 went to medical school and he did 20:35 and they moved to Florida, 20:37 and had a good practice down there and retired, 20:39 moved up all the way up to Tennessee. 20:43 And he came to one of our three... 20:45 We do awareness mission Sabbaths, 20:48 and he came to one of those and was so impressed. 20:50 Actually, he's very, he's German from North Dakota. 20:53 And very shy, I guess what he is. 20:57 He would never get up front, 20:58 but she talked him into go 21:00 in to preach a series of evangelistic meeting 21:02 just like... 21:05 I should probably begin with, we'll come to that later... 21:07 It changes life and this video, 21:11 you'll really enjoy about what he... 21:14 What they... 21:16 How they were influenced to really help. 21:17 Okay. I like to see that. 21:19 Finish the work. Yeah. 21:20 Dr. Lang video, let's check it out. 21:22 Let's see it. 21:30 I grew up a farm boy in North Dakota 21:35 till I went away to Union College 21:37 and met and married this young lady. 21:43 And two weeks before our fourth child was born, 21:47 we started medical school 21:49 and moved up here to this delightful Ooltewah, 21:53 Tennessee area and so we love it here. 22:01 When we went to the rally here and saw what AWR is doing, 22:06 and how they could get into areas 22:09 where far as I know, no other ministries can reach 22:15 and some of the stories that were given with Cami 22:20 and places they'd gone and Duane, 22:23 that really impressed me and I said 22:25 "This is a really worthy ministry." 22:30 I met Jeff Wilson 22:31 who said he could do our will and trust here. 22:37 It was painless. 22:39 It went smoothly, Jeff took care of it all 22:41 and to get the trust without any out of pocket costs 22:47 was way beyond what I expected. 23:02 Now, does God ever run into a wall? 23:05 Never. Never. 23:07 Okay. 23:08 So this Dr. Lang's video, 23:12 how did this encourage your faith? 23:14 Oh, actually, for my wife a lot and for me too, 23:18 he was in very good, health, retired, went to Tennessee, 23:24 like southern and here a couple months ago 23:26 he was on a ladder and fell off the ladder 23:29 and he died then. 23:31 So this is very meaningful to our family. 23:34 But again, it's a, you know, as we work together, 23:38 like I think they had said or Jeff, 23:42 one of you said that, you know, there is... 23:44 God has plenty of resources to finish the work. 23:46 And I believe I'm seeing things now 23:49 like I've never seen before. 23:50 After 40 years of international evangelism, 23:53 God is doing something in incredible always. 23:55 We're seeing, we're seeing rebels. 23:57 We're seeing drug cartel. 23:59 We're seeing some of the worst assassins 24:03 in the world coming to know Jesus. 24:05 Amen. Wow. 24:06 It's just amazing. Time is short. 24:07 You know, that's the mission of Christ. 24:09 He's come to seek and to save those who are lost. 24:11 Yeah. 24:12 And He said to the Pharisees, 24:14 "Because you say you are, well, I can't help you." 24:17 You don't need a physician. 24:19 But so it doesn't matter the condition 24:21 because God is... Jesus is the master physician. 24:25 Now, Jeff, the Doreen testimony, 24:27 tell us about that. 24:28 Doreen is a special friend of mine. 24:32 We met about six years ago, 24:34 but way back in April 24 of 1993, 24:39 she sent $10, 12 months to Adventist World Radio. 24:43 And over the years that $10 became $20, and $25, 24:47 and $50, and $100, and $500. 24:51 I only had a post office box, 24:54 but I was under impression from the Lord 24:55 I needed to visit this woman 24:57 and that's when she'd given 24:59 probably about $80,000 to our ministry. 25:03 I had just out of post office box 25:04 and I finally found a number that worked. 25:07 And I called and I got her husband. 25:10 And he was a very reclusive type man. 25:13 And he said, "Well, you can't come 25:14 and visit my house." 25:16 But it was kind of funny 25:17 because he answered the phone and I could hear him say, 25:19 "Doreen, the head honcho from Adventist World Radio 25:22 is on the line to talk to you." 25:25 And I was trying to say how do I respond to her 25:27 'cause I didn't know I was a honcho, 25:29 let alone a head honcho. 25:31 But we met at a grocery store, and we talked 25:34 and she shared with me her excitement 25:37 about reaching people 25:38 that can't be reached in any other way. 25:41 And I started teaching sometimes 25:42 in her Sabbath school class at Caringbah Church. 25:46 And one day Doreen said to me, 25:51 "We have all this artwork." 25:52 And her house was full of... 25:56 If you buy at Walmart it's called a vase, 25:58 if you buy at those fancy stores it's a vase. 26:01 Vases. Annunciation. 26:03 Vases. Yes. 26:05 Some of them six feet tall 26:06 and some small ones in the cabinets. 26:08 Hundreds and hundreds of these. 26:10 She and her husband had travelled the world on... 26:13 not on cruise ships but on merchant ships 26:16 because he didn't like people. 26:18 They even were at Pitcairn three times. 26:20 And she said... 26:22 I said, "But, Doreen, this is your life. 26:23 These have so many memories." 26:25 She says, "I want this... 26:26 It's just stuff. 26:28 I want it to help finish God's work." 26:32 So I think we have a picture there of Doreen 26:35 in her kitchen, 26:36 and another picture 26:38 with a young man named Jim Fren. 26:41 Jim, we found Jim by God's grace. 26:45 He actually has a business of estate sales. 26:50 And he told us... 26:52 you know, Japanese artwork, Chinese artwork, 26:55 German stein's, walking sticks, ivory, 26:58 people used to collect this stuff, 27:00 they don't collect it anymore. 27:01 You know, same with stamps and coins. 27:03 They're not worth what they used to be 27:05 in the old days. 27:06 But he said, "I'm committed to this. 27:09 This is for God's work." 27:10 He wasn't an Adventist but... 27:12 And by God's grace, he sold it. 27:15 And we got a little over $80,000 for her artwork. 27:20 And I went back to visit Doreen and her walls are bare 27:23 and their shelves are bare. 27:25 And I said "Doreen, 27:26 aren't you sad for losing all this?" 27:28 And she had this huge smile on her face 27:30 that you measured with a yardstick not a ruler. 27:33 She said, "No, it's going to benefit God's work." 27:37 We started talking to her 27:41 about our estate plan. 27:44 When her husband Richard died a few years ago, 27:47 all they had was what we call a holographic will. 27:50 That means a will that you wrote out by hand. 27:53 And this was an estate 27:54 that was worth several million dollars, 27:56 and it was going to be transferred 27:58 by a handwritten will, 27:59 not an attorney had had anything to do with. 28:02 Well, we prayed a lot over that. 28:04 And we got a good attorney to represent her. 28:07 And she told me when she went in to see the judge, 28:09 the judge said, 28:11 "How many years were you married to Richard?" 28:13 And she said, "Sixty seven." 28:14 He said, "Case dismissed. 28:16 Everything goes to her." 28:17 Because in this handwritten will, 28:19 he said, she had lived like 90 days 28:21 or something, and so forth. 28:22 Anyway, so then we had a very good attorney 28:25 assist her and her son David, 28:28 came back with her from the attorney's office 28:30 when they signed the documents. 28:32 And she said... 28:34 And David said to me, "Elder Wilson, 28:35 I want you know that my sister and I 28:37 are totally behind what our mother is doing. 28:40 And in her will she leaves a million dollars in cash 28:44 to Adventist World Radio and her home. 28:46 And at this point, our home is worth $1 million. 28:51 So $10 over about a 27 year period, 28:55 more and more commitment to God. 28:56 But what we are seeing is in our donors 29:01 and you see it with your donors at 3ABN as well. 29:04 They have a feeling that we're near the end. 29:06 Yeah. That's right. 29:07 Jesus is coming soon. 29:09 We need to put it in God's work now, 29:11 we don't want it in our pocket when God comes 29:14 and Doreen is a wonderful story 29:17 of that in a person's life 29:21 who is very, very committed to the Lord. 29:24 And that commitment grows, yeah. 29:25 Amen. 29:27 And once again, it's true you cannot outgive God. 29:30 If you look at the cadence here, honey, 29:31 we're looking at the ways that God sustains His work. 29:34 And the point that you made is very well taken. 29:36 We're living in the time of the end 29:37 and you think about all the things 29:39 that people possess. 29:40 We are praying that you possess things 29:42 and things don't possess you. 29:44 Because these things really as you pointed out, Jeff, 29:47 I think they got in flames one day. 29:49 The guitar, you know, 29:50 what happens when the house gets set on fire 29:52 and we saw an example of that in the Paradise fire 29:54 and you can imagine multiple, 29:56 millions of possessions just went up in flames, 29:59 and could not help the work of the Lord at all. 30:01 So God allows these small tragedies 30:03 to help us see that either it has value now 30:06 to advance the cause of God or one day, 30:09 you know, our riches, as James says, 30:10 will be crank up as a witness against us. 30:13 So if you think about supporting the work of God, 30:15 and you're surrounded with stuff, 30:17 you know, we're getting older, chronology doesn't reverse. 30:21 The best time to support the work of God is now. 30:23 Now what do we have, honey? 30:24 Now, Ed, you want to share a story with us, don't you, 30:27 about Alice Hammond? 30:29 I do indeed. 30:30 Kathy and I did some visiting in Washington State 30:32 a few years ago, and we met a dear lady, 30:34 a retired schoolteacher. 30:35 She taught in the Adventist elementary school system 30:38 for many years. 30:39 And still daily prays for all the students 30:41 that she had, and so on and loves them and so on, 30:43 a dear sweet lady. 30:44 And we told her about the way that she could support. 30:47 She was doing a monthly thing, 30:48 a small amount each month. 30:50 But then she called me back and she said, 30:52 "I think I'm ready to do something bigger." 30:54 So I went to see her and this is an amazing story. 30:57 I flew into Seattle, 30:58 and I put in my GPS Bremerton, Washington 31:01 and I was thinking about going south on I5, 31:03 then up the other side as many of you have done before 31:05 around the Puget Sound. 31:07 But my GPS took me a strange way 31:10 and ended up right at the ferry. 31:12 So I'm going to take the ferry across 31:13 that's going around, it was actually cheaper. 31:15 It's only like $5 Washington State ferry system. 31:19 At sundown it's real beautiful right over there 31:21 but when I got over there, 31:23 there's these huge aircraft carriers 31:25 bigger than cities in there 31:27 'cause that's the Bremerton Naval airbase, Naval shipyard. 31:30 Okay. 31:31 Well, this has a point to it as well. 31:33 But anyway, when I went to see Alice Hammond, 31:35 she said, "I've decided to do an annuity 31:38 with Adventist World Radio." 31:39 And she said, "I wish I had more, 31:41 but it's only 150,000." 31:43 This is a retired Adventist schoolteacher. 31:45 This is amazing because she said, 31:47 "I don't want to die 31:48 with a lot of stuff in my possession. 31:49 I want it to go to the cause of God and so on." 31:51 So this is incredible to me that this happened. 31:54 The reason I mentioned her by name 31:55 is we used to keep everybody fairly private as you know, 31:58 but she passed away this year. 31:59 So most of that came 32:01 into the Adventist World Radio already 32:03 but since I was already over there, 32:05 I was looking around on our website, 32:08 our private donor base... 32:11 Donor list. 32:13 And I found that someone had just contributed 32:14 $10,000 in cash 32:17 to the Arabic language ministry that we were starting up. 32:21 Now this is very interesting 32:22 because I called the person I said, Tim, 32:24 would it be all right 32:26 if I could stop by and see you?" 32:27 And I said... 32:28 you know, I thought when I made the appointment 32:30 that it was gonna be somebody my age 32:31 that was retired 32:33 and had their disposable assets and so on. 32:36 When I got there, however, 32:37 I thought I was at the wrong address 32:39 because the address was a basement apartment. 32:42 There wasn't a fancy car parked outside. 32:44 It was a used Toyota Corolla, an older model. 32:47 And when I talked, it was Tim and Kirsten Swope 32:50 when I got there. 32:51 They had just given $10,000. 32:53 Now they had just recently finished college. 32:55 She was expecting their first child 32:56 and how in the world they ever gave $10,000. 32:59 I had tears in my eyes 33:00 almost the whole time I was there, 33:01 I could not believe this. 33:03 And this is an amazing story that they did that. 33:06 And AWR prepared them a very nice plaque 33:10 with a picture of an Arab guy on it 33:11 and the language and thanked him and so on 33:13 and send it back to them and it's on their wall. 33:15 But the amazing part about it is it doesn't stop there. 33:17 The next summer, I was at ASI 33:19 and I was at a table at one of the meals. 33:21 And a couple sat by me and they said, 33:23 "We know you're from AWR, what's happening." 33:25 So I told him this story, 33:26 just about everybody around the table 33:28 got tears in their eyes and couldn't believe it. 33:29 So this couple were David and Esther Kim said to me, 33:33 "We want to do something." 33:35 They called me, they'd asked for one of my cards, 33:36 and about a month later they called me and said 33:38 "We want to make a pledge to the Lord. 33:40 We want to conceive a child. 33:43 And if that happens, 33:44 we're going to give $10,000 to AWR." 33:46 Wow. That was the Lord saying. 33:48 Taking the lead of the other one. 33:50 Yeah. 33:52 Then they said "When the child is born, 33:53 we're going to give another $10,000." 33:54 Wow. 33:56 Which they've done both. 33:57 And the interesting thing is they want to do 33:58 a special project 34:00 so just at that time the Doma project in Africa 34:01 was opening up and Duane said, 34:04 "Would you be interested in this project?" 34:05 Would they? 34:07 Yeah, they wanted to do something not just in general. 34:09 By not just the general donation. 34:10 Yeah. And so that's what they... 34:11 So it just keeps going 34:13 as people learn about these stories. 34:14 The amazing thing is, 34:16 even young people can do things. 34:17 That's what the point of this. Amen. 34:18 Yeah, I'm glad you brought that up 34:20 because a lot of times people think, 34:21 "Well, you know, we have to retire. 34:23 We got 40 years left, we got 30 years left," 34:24 and in this world today, 34:25 all you have left is the next breath. 34:28 You don't have a whole lot of time. 34:29 But it's exciting to see that young people 34:32 in this altruistic society people are thinking 34:35 about how to advance the cause of God. 34:37 Yeah. 34:38 My question is, how many languages is AWR... 34:42 We're broadcasting in about 100, 34:43 just about 100 to 130 34:45 and we're expanding to 500, that's our goal. 34:48 Yes. Wow. 34:49 Wow. That's amazing. 34:50 We have 1,000 stations around the world 34:52 so we reach the globe, 34:53 from Guam alone we reach a third of the world. 34:56 Wow. On shortwave. 34:57 You still do the radio one. 34:58 Yeah. Yeah. Oh, yes. 35:00 We do that. 35:01 We do internet, we do shortwave, 35:02 we do DAB, 35:04 we're starting a new DAB station in all of Paris... 35:05 What is DAB? 35:07 Digital Audio Broadcasting. 35:08 Okay, yeah I got that. 35:10 So it's a brand new, 35:11 brand new in Europe and so we'll reach all of Paris. 35:14 We're doing the same thing in London, 35:15 we were reaching all London now 24/7. 35:17 And you know what? 35:18 The way the world is going nowadays it... 35:20 You don't have to knock on doors 35:21 or kick down doors, you can post, 35:23 just send it by satellite, by signal, 35:25 by some kind of digital media and it makes it there. 35:28 I don't know, are you familiar with the farmer video? 35:30 The farmer story? 35:32 Tell us about that. I love that. 35:33 Yes, this is a precious video of a man 35:37 that wanted to leave a legacy and... 35:40 And let's just roll the video 35:42 so you can see how God used him and what He's done in his life. 35:46 Okay. 35:53 I grew up in Indiana, 35:54 and I've been a farmer all my life. 35:57 My father, every time we plant a field, 36:01 when we got through we'd always kneel down 36:03 and have prayers. 36:04 We've done our part, now the Lord will do His, 36:07 and He always come through. 36:13 After praying about it, 36:14 my wife and I decided to do a gift annuity 36:17 through Adventist World Radio. 36:19 It goes to people that normally you're not going to hear. 36:23 And that's what our three angels' message 36:26 is all about, to every nation, kindred, tongue and people. 36:32 When you're a farmer, 36:33 you don't have a retirement plan. 36:35 It was a good way to supplement our retirement. 36:39 It's been a blessing to us, 36:41 and I know it's going to be a blessing 36:42 to those others around the world. 36:50 Yeah, I met Bill Mann, 36:52 he is a wonderful friend of mine 36:53 and we recently visited him in the hospital. 36:56 He fell and broke his shoulder. 36:59 And we took along the picture of this video 37:02 and he's so thrilled 37:03 that his testimony is being shared. 37:07 I did his... 37:08 helped him in his wife do their estate plan 37:10 couple of years ago. 37:12 And everybody, you know, you can't predict, 37:14 everybody thought Bill was gonna die 37:16 'cause he's a little bit overweight 37:17 and all that sort of thing. 37:19 Well, it was his very healthy wife 37:21 that had a brain aneurysm and died very quickly. 37:24 And it was... 37:26 It would have been a huge problem 37:27 had they not already set their estate plan in place, 37:31 which included a power of attorney for healthcare 37:34 and a living will. 37:36 That solved problems 37:37 that would have come up into the family 37:39 because they now knew what their mother wanted. 37:45 We along with 3ABN... 37:46 and Ed and I were just in the foyer 37:48 before this meeting started with Joe Hunt, 37:52 your panned giving director. 37:53 We are colleagues, we worked together. 37:56 Many of the people we work with, they don't... 37:58 Go ahead. They don't, right, Ed. 38:00 They don't want to leave to one ministry, 38:02 they want to leave to a broad ministry 38:04 that's reaching the world, worldwide. 38:07 And it's a joy to help people do what they want to do. 38:13 Sometimes people think, "Well, we're worried 38:15 because they're going to tell us how to give." 38:18 Giving is a very personal thing 38:20 between individual and the Lord. 38:22 And what we do is facilitate what they want to do 38:25 by bringing along the legal counsel 38:28 that they need to draft documents 38:30 and look at the bigger picture. 38:31 We want, Ellen White talked about preparing a plan 38:34 that stood the test of law. 38:37 And, of course, a holographic 38:39 will may or may not stand the test of law. 38:41 But if an attorney who's licensed 38:43 and that state has prepared that plan, it's strong. 38:47 And we are fighting the enemy, 38:50 and the enemy does not want even $1 38:52 to come into God's work 38:54 either now or through an estate plan. 38:56 So we're in a war 38:57 and we have to have very solid legal counsel on our side 39:01 to listen to what to people want to do, 39:04 and help them to do it. 39:06 And it's a blessing to them not only in their final gift, 39:11 but in their life right now to have their life in order. 39:15 We like to remind people 39:16 that if you have your estate plan in order, 39:19 you'll generally live 10 to 13 years 39:21 longer than if you don't... 39:23 I like to tell people 39:25 that because people are superstitious. 39:28 Well, if I plan for death, I'm gonna die. 39:31 I've found that all over the world. 39:33 The truth is people 39:35 who have their estate plan in order 39:37 also fasten their seat belts, they eat right, 39:39 they study their Bible, they live longer. 39:41 And they have less stress 39:42 because the will is not left up to whoever else. 39:46 Wow. 39:47 What about the Salt Lake City donor? 39:49 Well, that's another that's... 39:51 I was just there last week 39:52 to settle that up with the Schaffners, 39:55 sweet couple, Carl and Nancy. 39:58 It's a kind of a charitable gift annuity 40:00 we don't talk a lot about and we should more than we do. 40:04 Most people interested in a charitable gift annuity 40:06 are in their 70s or 80s or 90s. 40:08 And that's because the older you are, 40:11 the higher the return back to you. 40:13 You know that because you do a lot of those here 40:15 at 3ABN. 40:17 What Carl and Nancy did was something a little different. 40:19 It's called a deferred charitable gift annuity. 40:24 And what Carl was doing 40:25 is what a lot of younger people need to start doing. 40:28 You thought, think about planning for retirement, 40:32 you need to diversify. 40:34 You know, my parents dependent on social security, 40:36 that was enough. 40:37 That's not enough for anybody anymore. 40:39 You need social security, 40:40 you need hopefully a employment retirement plan, 40:45 but then you need other resources. 40:47 A deferred gift annuity is a contract 40:50 between the donor and 3ABN or Adventist World Radio, 40:54 or the church in which they make the gift now, 40:58 the church invests that gift, 41:00 but they don't receive their payments 41:02 till sometime in the future. 41:04 Which means they're getting a higher rate of return 41:06 when they get it. 41:07 What Carl did, 41:09 and a lot of people would think about this. 41:10 He's retiring this June. 41:12 When he does at 66, 41:14 but he doesn't want to take social security 41:16 till he gets to 70 because there'll be more. 41:19 So his payments, 41:20 his deferred gift annuity payments 41:22 are going to start in this June and fill in that gap 41:26 until he reaches his older retirement age 41:31 when he'll get more social security 41:32 than if he'd started at a younger time. 41:34 So we've done three with him 41:36 and they're very happy with those, 41:37 and we hope to do more 41:39 and some of the 3ABN donors would be interested 41:42 in that concept too. 41:43 I like the way you brought that out 41:45 that one of the things that you don't do 41:47 and we don't do either, 41:48 is to tell people how to invest in it. 41:50 Exactly. 41:51 To give it because the work of the Lord is a conviction 41:54 that God puts on each one of our hearts 41:56 and there are people that give here, 41:58 there are people who give to Adventist World Radio, 41:59 and other ministries, or even the church. 42:00 They give to both. 42:02 And they give. 42:03 I like the planned giving, the deferred annuities. 42:05 And so you might be interested 42:06 in finding out how and what the difference is. 42:09 And before the program is done, 42:10 we'll tell you how to get information 42:12 and even how to contact 3ABN to find out more about that. 42:14 Most of the people who give to us give to you too. 42:18 That's right. That's right. 42:19 We're partnering in it. Yeah, we are. 42:20 And tell all the world. 42:22 Yeah. Amen. 42:23 Now, Ed, what is the philosophy of giving? 42:25 Well, this is interesting. 42:27 And this is a little bit based on just my own view 42:30 of the charitable gift annuities that I have done. 42:32 Okay. 42:34 About 80% of them are done by widows. 42:37 So I just looked at a big long list of several dozen 42:39 that I've done 42:40 and men are here and there a little bit 42:42 but most of them are done by widows. 42:44 Now think about this... 42:46 The only offering that Jesus ever commanded 42:48 was to a widow lady 42:50 who gave her last two cents to the church 42:51 that was just about to kill him. 42:54 So even though the church may have problems, 42:55 God says "This is My church. 42:57 It's the apple of My eye." 42:59 Isn't that true? Amen. 43:00 So we will do the best we can. 43:02 So the most amazing thing is that frequently 43:05 when a lady becomes a widow, 43:07 the husband has had a major part 43:09 in the management of their money, 43:10 and they don't know what to do. 43:11 They've got investments here and investments there, 43:13 property here, property there, and so on. 43:15 And so, Jeff, and I talk to them 43:17 about several things first. 43:19 Are your debts all paid? 43:20 Do you have sufficient income through each month 43:21 to take care of your needs and so on? 43:23 Is your family taking care of your need 43:24 and helping and so on? 43:26 But when they have assets that are beyond that, 43:29 tangible assets, we say, why don't you get an annuity 43:32 that will assist you during your retirement years, 43:35 the balance will go to the God's 43:37 cause when you pass away. 43:38 And this is something else we tell people, 43:40 "If you want to you can revoke your interest 43:41 in your annuity, 43:43 and let the church have it right away. 43:45 Let's just say that things are winding up 43:46 and you just don't want the church 43:48 to keep paying you interest, 43:49 but you'd like to let them take the whole balance." 43:51 That's happened to several of mine already. 43:54 Very interesting point. 43:56 The reason I want to say what I did about the widows 43:58 is that we want them to simplify their lives 44:00 so they don't have to worry about the stock market 44:02 or anything like that. 44:03 They can be involved in helping 44:05 to make sure the cause of God goes forward. 44:08 Now, here's my last little bit of philosophy, 44:10 who of us wants to die with a big bank account? 44:14 Or with lots of assets. 44:16 And I thought to myself, Kathy and I, 44:17 this year gave a huge amount of my most we've ever done 44:19 to a new church project, 44:21 we're going to do more, we're trying to do more, 44:23 we want to make sure that when Jesus comes 44:24 we don't have a lot of money in the bank. 44:27 The goal of the Christian is to die penniless. 44:30 The trick is dismantling, 44:33 so you need to figure out how to do it 44:34 and you do your estate plan and so on 44:36 so the God's cause is remembered 44:37 even if you may not have your wits 44:39 about you at the end, you know. 44:40 And we also minimize the family squabbles. 44:42 Oh, absolutely. 44:44 A lot of times when people die, you know, I said 44:45 "Where there's a will there's a lot of relatives." 44:47 That's right. 44:50 They say, if you do your giving while you're living 44:52 then you knowing where it's going. 44:53 Say that again. Say it. 44:54 If you give your giving while you're living 44:56 then you knowing where it's going. 44:57 Did you hear that? 44:59 If you give while you're living 45:00 then you're knowing where it's going. 45:01 I like that. Had to write that down. 45:03 That should be buttoned you guys. 45:04 They should. 45:05 But, Jeff, talk about the donor with the matched challenge? 45:08 Well, this is such an interesting case. 45:10 Two years ago a lady called the office 45:13 and said she wanted to give a $50,000 matching gift. 45:17 In other words, if we could raise $50 45:20 based on her challenge, she would give us $50. 45:23 And usually we're encouraging people to give, 45:25 this was a case where I said, 45:27 "I want to come and talk to you first." 45:29 And I went to talk to her. 45:31 And she asked us to keep her name anonymous, 45:34 and we're going to do that. 45:36 But she lived in a very humble home. 45:40 Now there are mobile homes and there are trailer houses, 45:44 she lived in a trailer house, that's a difference. 45:47 She had been widowed more than once. 45:50 And I said, "Can you do this?" 45:52 And she said, "Yes, I can do this." 45:55 She said, "I've done it for Quiet Hour, 45:56 I've done it for one of our mission schools." 45:59 But she says "I have just a couple of things. 46:01 Is it okay if I give $25,000 in 2018 46:06 and $25,000 in 2019, 46:08 what would you say? 46:09 What do I say? 46:11 Then she said, "Give me a week or two. 46:13 I've got to put some resources together 46:15 and I will send you a check which she did. 46:17 Wow. 46:18 And I just visited her a few days ago 46:21 to give her a report. 46:22 And the report was that her $50,000 challenge 46:26 grant from a widow's mite you might say, 46:29 she was a retired church schoolteacher, 46:32 twice a widow, 46:35 196 people had given 46:39 a little over $54,000 46:42 to match her $50,000. 46:45 And she had a huge smile on her face. 46:48 You know, like Ed said... Did you say 194 people? 46:51 When you give while you're living, 46:53 you get the joy of giving. 46:55 Yeah. Wow. 46:56 You expect... When we give in our estate plan, 46:58 we were just making sure 47:00 that God gets what He loaned us. 47:02 But when we give while we're living 47:04 we see the souls win, 47:05 we see the quality broadcasts at 3ABN, 47:09 we see new areas being entered, 47:10 we see getting into remote, impossible places. 47:15 We see what Jesus said was the sign 47:19 that His coming was there 47:21 and that is when the gospel goes to every nation, 47:24 kindred, tongue, and people. 47:26 Wow. 47:27 We see the hurricanes, we see the crime, 47:29 we see all of this, 47:31 but the gospel going to every nation, 47:33 kindred, tongue and people is a sign of the end 47:35 and that's what we see today. 47:37 Amen. Yes. 47:38 Beautiful. With your partnership and ours. 47:39 Yes. Okay. 47:41 Yeah. Now, Cami. 47:42 Yes. 47:43 Let's talk about Papua New Guinea? 47:45 Let's. 47:46 You know, the Holy Spirit is moving all over this world 47:48 on people's hearts to give what they can now 47:51 so that we can finish the work together. 47:53 And I believe we can do that in this generation. 47:56 There is this couple named Ellen and Simon 47:59 in Papua New Guinea, 48:00 our team was just there and met with them. 48:03 They were Sunday pastors, both of them, 48:06 with seven children. 48:09 They came across the AWR broadcasts 48:12 and evangelistic series 48:13 and things that are happening there in Papua New Guinea 48:15 and they have fallen in love with the truth in the Bible. 48:18 Fallen in Jesus, fall in love with Jesus 48:20 and want to become Seventh-day Adventists. 48:23 Now they are not baptized yet, 48:25 but they will be 48:26 when we have our big evangelistic series coming up, 48:29 which both of you know very well about. 48:31 We'll talk about that in a minute. 48:33 But this precious family are so on fire for the Lord 48:38 that they have decided sacrificially 48:41 to tear down their home and erect a church building 48:46 so that all the community in their surrounding area 48:49 will come to the Seventh-day Adventist Church. 48:53 The little hut behind that building 48:55 that you see there, 48:56 all nine of them are living in a little hut right now. 49:00 Talk about giving everything you've got. 49:03 And this church will be used mightily 49:07 and it will be overflowing 49:09 and it will start other churches nearby. 49:11 We just know it. Incredible, right? 49:13 People are moved now to really do something amazing 49:17 all over this world for the Lord. 49:18 Yeah, and the Lord picks the place 49:20 where He wants His blessing... 49:21 That's right. 49:23 And New Guinea is an amazing place. 49:24 Let's talk about that, can we? We have a project with ASI. 49:29 Yes. 49:31 And us, and Papua New Guinea, that church that you saw, 49:33 we can put a roof on that church 49:36 for 800 bucks, $800. 49:39 The local people will build the church. 49:41 They'll take care of it and everything. 49:42 Put the material. They'll fill it. 49:43 They're just asking that we help 49:45 and so that'll be part of the offering with ASI. 49:47 And if people want to help and give ahead of time 49:49 they can give to 3ABN or to us AWR. 49:51 And just mark it P&G churches. 49:54 I think it's... 49:55 You think about that, 49:56 $800 you can put a roof on the church 49:58 and they will build it 49:59 and these people are not baptized yet. 50:01 They're not baptized yet. 50:02 That's what's amazing 50:03 is they're so willing to give everything they've got 50:05 before they're even baptized members. 50:07 And New Guinea is going to be blitz, 50:11 you know with evangelistic meetings. 50:12 Over 2,000 meetings, 50:14 we're doing health events right away. 50:16 We expect this to be the largest event 50:19 in the history of the Adventist church. 50:21 Wow. 50:22 Just... When was that? 50:24 Last April, we were there. 50:25 April, May. 50:26 And they had 300,000 people in the baptismal class 50:29 in one conference, in one mission. 50:30 Three hundred thousand? 50:32 They're holding them over to be baptized 50:33 during our meetings. 50:35 Wow. 50:36 And then we had our team just back there, 50:39 it's growing, 500,000, 500,000. 50:44 We have a secret 50:45 we're going to share on a future program, 50:47 well, not on this one. 50:48 But why not? 50:49 Well, you want to say it, honey? 50:51 Sure. Yeah. 50:52 Just go ahead and tell the secret. 50:53 Yeah, let's do it. 50:55 I'm gonna preach. 50:56 Amen. 50:58 I'm so nervous. 50:59 Amen. Good will bless. 51:00 Just for one week. Yeah. 51:02 Amen. Gotta be wonderful. 51:03 What a wonderful partnership we have together. 51:05 Praise the Lord, praise the Lord. 51:06 If the Lord... 51:07 the Lord is pulling all the stops out. 51:09 That's why we're gonna make sure 51:10 you get the information you need 51:11 to contact Adventist World Radio 51:13 to find out how you can participate either financially, 51:16 or boots on the ground 51:17 as one of those preaching the everlasting gospel. 51:20 Here's the information that you need. 51:24 Adventist World Radio's goal is to reach every person 51:27 with the saving message of God's love 51:28 through programs aired in the 200 plus 51:31 critically important languages spoken in the world. 51:34 If you would like to find out more about AWR, 51:36 or if you would like to support the evangelistic series 51:39 in Papua New Guinea, 51:40 please visit their website awr.org. 51:43 That's awr.org. 51:46 You may also contact them at 301-680-6304 51:52 or write to Adventist World Radio 12501, 51:56 Old Columbia Pike, Silver Spring, Maryland 20904. |
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