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Series Code: UBR
Program Code: UBR210003S
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00:02 an exciting evangelism initiative 00:04 that's taking place in Cuba. 00:06 My name is Jason Bradley, 00:08 and you're watching Urban Report. 00:32 Hello and welcome to Urban Report. 00:34 My guest today is John Dinzey, General Manager of 3ABN Latino. 00:40 It's great to have you here, Brother John. 00:42 Thank you. 00:43 It's a privilege to be here 00:45 and to share what great things God is doing. 00:47 Yes, and there are a lot of great things 00:50 taking place with 3ABN Latino. 00:53 How long have you been with 3ABN Latino? 00:58 Over 31 years. 00:59 Well, 3ABN Latino, 3ABN over 31 years, 01:02 3ABN Latino is over 13 years. 01:05 Wow. 01:07 What is your thought process 01:09 going into maybe like the creation of the content? 01:15 Well, a lot of prayer goes into the creation of content. 01:18 We ask the Lord to guide us. 01:20 We do have a small team 01:23 and sometimes someone comes up 01:25 with an idea 01:26 and we come together to discuss the idea. 01:30 What the elements of the program will be. 01:32 We recently had some meetings on that, 01:34 so it's very interesting. 01:36 What the elements of the program will be, 01:37 what the segments will be, 01:39 and who is going to participate. 01:42 Recently we were talking about doing a children's program 01:45 and my wife Idalia came up with the concepts 01:48 of the different segments 01:49 and it's a very interesting process, 01:52 you know, a lot goes into a program. 01:54 Yes 01:55 That the more than meets the eye, 01:57 you know, some people think, 01:58 you just turn on the lights and go. 01:59 No, there's a lot of planning that takes place. 02:01 Absolutely. 02:03 And how do you go about assessing the needs 02:04 of the communities that you serve? 02:06 Well, that is a very good question 02:08 because, you know, you look at, 02:12 you really have to look at what's going on in the news. 02:15 One of the aspects, 02:16 you have issues in families that are going on and prayer. 02:22 Prayer, of course, it's a natural go-to. 02:26 We need to pray a lot for the Lord to guide us 02:28 because He knows best what people need. 02:31 You know, we're just... 02:32 We're His instruments and it's a joy for us 02:35 to work together with the Lord 02:37 and making something great happen 02:41 with a few people. 02:42 And, you know, it's amazing 02:44 how God brings all these things together. 02:46 It really is. 02:48 Amen. 02:49 And tell us a little bit about 3ABN's coverage, 02:51 3ABN Latino's coverage? 02:53 3ABN Latino is reaching 02:56 every Spanish country in the world by satellite. 03:01 And, of course, there's the internet 03:04 that allows us to get in on YouTube. 03:06 It also allows us to get into some streaming devices 03:10 like Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV. 03:12 So that really opens another gate, 03:16 if you want to say, or another platform for us 03:19 to reach people. 03:21 And so virtually anyone in the world 03:23 can watch 3ABN Latino because of the internet. 03:26 People who have satellite dishes, of course 03:29 that we are on the main satellite 03:32 that cable companies receive in Central and South America. 03:37 And that has, the Lord has blessed us 03:38 because of this we're on over 1300 cable companies. 03:42 And so, God has done a marvelous job 03:45 because we could not have done it without Him. 03:48 Yes, yes. 03:49 I'm sure that you've seen a whole bunch of doors 03:53 opening up for 3ABN Latino 03:56 and God doing amazing things. 03:57 What's one of the latest developments 04:00 with 3ABN Latino? 04:02 Well, one of the latest developments 04:04 is the door that the Lord opened in Cuba 04:08 in something called El Paquete. 04:12 And this El Paquete, 04:14 for those translating it from Spanish to English 04:18 is the package. 04:19 And you say the package, 04:21 what you're talking about a package 04:22 that arrives at your house. 04:23 No, that's what they call a TV package. 04:27 Because in Cuba, every week, 04:29 a TV package is released with the new TV programs 04:36 that have come out. 04:37 Now, please understand that in Cuba right now, 04:41 cable company service does not exist. 04:45 Neither easy access to internet. 04:48 It costs a lot of money. 04:49 And people do have internet, 04:51 but they usually cannot afford a lot of time on the internet. 04:55 So sometimes they buy some internet service 04:58 and they kind of rationate, 05:01 let's say, they say, 05:03 well, we have 30 hours for this month. 05:05 It will be one hour a day that we can have internet. 05:08 And it's not very fast 05:10 to really allow streaming to happen. 05:12 And if you get, manage to get on streaming, 05:15 it may break up and you know, you're losing money. 05:18 So people don't normally stream programs. 05:23 Well, so there is a' package 05:27 that is made by in Havana, Cuba 05:30 that is made available to the people. 05:32 It goes to every single city in Cuba. 05:36 And so they have, 05:37 they are the latest in sports and movies, 05:40 soap operas are huge in Spanish countries, 05:44 so Cuba is... 05:46 How you say, telenovela. Telenovelas. 05:49 Now telenovelas the soap operas, 05:52 they don't run like they do in America, 05:55 for example that they run from, 05:58 I don't know, what time, 10, 11 in the morning, 06:00 12, 1, 2 o'clock in the afternoon. 06:02 I don't somewhere around the time. 06:04 They are prime time, 06:05 you know, they could be on a 7 PM, 6 PM, 7, 8 PM. 06:09 And that's prime time. 06:11 That's when these things are on. 06:12 So they're huge that way. 06:14 And so, people follow these things, 06:17 so they don't want to miss the next episode. 06:18 So they get the package. 06:20 So the package gets the sports, the movies, the telenovelas, 06:23 children's programming, 06:24 and it's available to the people 06:25 for very low cost, 06:28 very affordable for the people. 06:29 I mean, when I was in Cuba, March of 2020, I said, 06:33 I need to get a package 06:35 because we're going to be participating in the package. 06:37 I need to know what's out there. 06:39 What are we competing against 06:41 so that we can figure out what is the need? 06:45 So like you said, how do you figure this out? 06:47 Well, we would have to do some background research. 06:49 What's the background of this? 06:51 So I bought one, it costs me about 62 cents for a... 06:56 What you would call one terabyte. 06:58 I mean, and they, there were 07:00 literally hours and hours 07:02 and hours and hours of programming. 07:03 No way. And it costs 62 cents? 07:05 Sixty two cents, no way one person 07:08 could really watch all of that in one week. 07:11 I mean, you literally have to be up all night 07:14 with your eyes, with some toothpicks 07:15 trying to stay awake 07:17 because they put so much on there 07:19 and they know that no one is going to watch everything. 07:21 So they're putting on a variety of things 07:24 for people to be able to pick from. 07:26 So we are going to be in the package. 07:29 Wow! That's incredible. 07:31 So how does the package work? 07:33 Like, are you able to search for what you want or? 07:37 Oh, yes. 07:38 Well, this is the way the package is made available. 07:40 When I say it's made available to the people. 07:43 It is because they can go to a place 07:46 where somebody is there in a little place 07:49 selling the package 07:51 and the people come with their memory 07:53 and some just have a small memory, 07:54 some have a hard drive, they bring it and they'll say, 07:58 I want the whole package or they might say, 08:00 well, I just want, you know, the children's programming 08:02 or I want all the telenovelas 08:04 or all the movies and all the sports, 08:06 they can literally, 08:08 you can literally say what you want. 08:10 And you can say, I don't want any of this 08:12 and they don't put it on there for you. 08:14 So they will say, come back in one hour, 08:16 two hours, three hours, whatever the case may be, 08:18 come back in the afternoon 08:19 and we'll have it ready for you. 08:21 But there are some people that receive the package 08:25 by people knocking on their door. 08:27 And they say, would you like to package this week? 08:29 Yeah, give it to me. 08:30 So they are literally catering to the people. 08:34 So they can get the package. 08:35 Wow! 08:37 Could this be something 08:39 that churches or church members handout, 08:42 like, can they go door-to-door, how's that work? 08:45 That's a very good question. 08:48 If one, when you know right now 08:51 church members don't want to do that. 08:53 Yeah. 08:54 Because what they offering 08:56 is not good Christian programming. 09:00 See. Got you. 09:02 But when 3ABN Latino is on 09:03 in which I'm talking to you now 09:05 when this program is on the air. 09:08 It may already be on 09:09 because we're just moments away from getting on. 09:11 Yes. 09:13 What's going on is that we are, 09:16 they're waiting for us to bring them a... 09:21 Because we already submitted our programming to them 09:24 for six weeks. 09:26 And we thought that was going to get on, 09:29 but when they looked through the programming. 09:31 They said, "We need you to put on 09:33 a commercial at the end, 09:35 what they call it public service announcement 09:36 at the end. 09:38 Which is a public service announcement 09:39 is don't forget to turn off the lights 09:41 when you leave the room, 09:43 pick up, don't throw trash in the streets, 09:45 pick, pick up trash from the streets, recycle. 09:48 And, of course, okay, so we had to go, 09:51 we have to bring, not bring it back, 09:53 but we already had the programming here, 09:55 but we needed to add our programming. 09:58 I mean, that promotional, 10:01 that public service announcement 10:02 at the end. 10:04 So we have a, a public service announcement 10:05 about Coronavirus. 10:07 We have a public service announcement 10:08 about recycling and about the trash as well. 10:11 So every program at the end of the program, 10:14 one of these goes on there. 10:15 Okay. Yes. 10:17 So that's what was needed. 10:18 That's what has literally prevented us 10:20 from being on already. 10:23 So how did, 10:24 because I know there's even more 10:25 to this story. 10:27 How did God work out all these details? 10:31 You know, it's very interesting 10:32 you asked that question as well, 10:34 because, you know, we're praying, 10:37 you know, we look at what we're covering 10:39 and there are places that we say, 10:41 wow, Lord, please open the door for this place. 10:44 And I could literally tell you that there are places 10:49 that we have some coverage, but we want more. 10:52 And there are places where we have 10:54 very good coverage 10:55 and we praise the Lord for that. 10:56 But when you look at the list, 10:58 Cuba was one of those places where we're like, 11:01 oh, Lord, please open the door there 11:02 because we are not on. 11:04 Now, I say, we're on satellite, the satellite covers Cuba. 11:08 However, people don't have satellite dishes. 11:10 So the other option is, 11:12 um, the other option is to get on a local TV channel. 11:17 And I didn't mention this before, 11:18 but there are three or four national TV channels 11:21 run by the Cuban government. 11:22 Okay. 11:24 Getting on that is very difficult. 11:25 Very, very difficult. 11:27 We did submit some programming several years ago, 11:30 by the way we've been, 11:31 this is something we've been working on. 11:33 Several years ago, we submitted some programming. 11:36 Now I could go back seven years 11:38 and tell you something we did seven years ago 11:40 by trying to familiarize the members of the church 11:44 with 3ABN Latino. 11:46 They saw us, now I say seven, about seven years ago, 11:49 but they saw 3ABN about 2001. 11:55 March, 2001. Why? 11:57 Because we went with what we called 12:00 the Voice of Hope invited us 12:01 to participate in evangelistic campaign. 12:04 So 3ABN was the first Christian television channel 12:09 to go with their cameras to Cuba, 12:12 to record an evangelistic campaign. 12:15 You can say, the Lord blessed us 12:17 to make history that way. 12:19 Now, when we recorded that television, 12:20 that evangelistic campaign, it was one week long. 12:24 It was also the very first time 12:26 that the Cuban government allowed any church 12:30 to have a public evangelistic campaign, 12:33 in the sense of that is not held in a church. 12:36 Since the 1970s, 12:38 no church had been allowed to do that. 12:41 So when 2001 came, 12:43 we were able to go there and we were able to have 12:47 our equipment inside a theater. 12:50 And because there aren't really that many what you would call 12:53 or any halls for people to have. 12:56 'Cause not a whole lot of big venues. 12:58 No, no. 12:59 So anyway, it was a theater where they would do 13:02 public performances in, 13:03 you know, musicians and people 13:05 who will do dance and do drama there. 13:07 So it was a very good place, very nice facility. 13:11 And so in 2001, we went, 13:13 we recorded the evangelistic campaign, 13:15 we couldn't broadcast live, 13:17 'cause it was not allowed that 13:18 back then, and even now. 13:20 So there was no uplink into satellite back then. 13:23 It was recorded, edited, and then bring it back to Cuba. 13:28 So the idea was for every church in Cuba, 13:31 Seventh-day Adventist Church in Cuba 13:33 to have that one week campaign. 13:34 Okay. 13:35 So the Voice of Hope, 13:37 which is called La Voz de La Esperanza. 13:39 Okay. 13:40 They were able to get donations to buy a TV and a VCR. 13:45 That's what they had back then, 13:47 to be able to have the evangelistic campaign. 13:49 And they were told, 13:50 everyone is supposed to participate 13:52 during the same time they advertise with long, 13:56 you know, so that, 13:57 so they would invite people to the churches. 13:59 So every night for one week as from 7 to 8:30 PM, 14:05 they had the evangelistic campaign 14:07 in the year 2000, later on in the year. 14:10 And so, that was our first participation 14:13 in Cuba. 14:14 Now about seven years ago through a letter 14:19 that came to 3ABN, 14:20 because somebody from Cuba 14:22 watched our programming, 14:23 they were visiting United States and they say, 14:24 "Oh, I would love for this to be available in Cuba." 14:29 And I said, "Well, I wonder who this person is." 14:32 So I wrote an email back to him and I said, 14:34 "I would love for this to be in Cuba. 14:37 Do you know how we can get it done?" 14:40 And he said, "Oh, right now it's very, very difficult. 14:43 So, I just don't know." 14:45 It's very difficult in Cuba. 14:47 You know, the situation is, 14:49 doesn't allow for this to happen. 14:51 And I prayed about it, you know, but the Lord 14:53 was kind of preparing the mind 14:55 for what he was about to do 14:57 because we went to an ASI meeting. 14:59 ASI meeting 15:00 is Adventist-laymen's Services and Industries. 15:03 About two months later, we were there. 15:05 And some people from Spain came 15:08 or where they have Adventist services, 15:12 Laymen's Services and Industries in Europe. 15:15 And the president of ASI of Europe told me, 15:18 he was, the president was from Spain at that time. 15:22 He told me that they had recently donated 15:26 so that every church in Cuba and small group, 15:30 because there are many small groups, 15:32 what they call church homes in Cuba, 15:35 was equipped with a TV and a DVD player, 15:40 see not VCR now it's a DVD player 15:43 because we're talking about 2001. 15:45 Now it's about seven years ago. 15:48 So now VHS is not what people are using. 15:51 They were using DVDs. 15:53 So we came up with the idea 15:56 to bring our programming on DVD. 15:58 And the question was, do we make copies here? 16:02 And you're talking about making, 16:05 you know, 1000 copies. 16:08 More than that, because there are more. 16:10 There are over 3000 churches and small groups together. 16:15 You're talking about bringing 3000 CDs on, 16:17 in your luggage to bring to Cuba. 16:19 So our hope was that there was a way 16:21 to duplicate those there. 16:22 So I took a sample of our programming 16:25 about 30 to 40 different types of programming. 16:29 Children's programming, family programming, 16:32 marriage counseling, 16:33 you know, health programs and preaching. 16:36 And I took all of this and brought it 16:38 to the Cuban Union 16:40 of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. 16:42 And I said, I'm looking, I'm here to investigate 16:44 if you have a way to duplicate this here. 16:50 And so, I said, we received a donation 16:52 to be able to do this. 16:53 And so you can, it can be distributed 16:55 to all the churches and small groups. 16:56 Oh, yes, yes we have in the university. 16:57 Yes, yes. 16:59 And they showed me and they said wonderful. 17:02 How about the DVDs? Can you get? 17:03 Yes, you can get DVDs 17:04 for 50 cents very easily in the stores. 17:07 And so that's what we started doing. 17:08 So what does that do? 17:10 That gets our name in the people's minds. 17:12 They can see some of our programming. 17:14 So when the Lord opens the door later, 17:17 then you know, it's easier for us 17:19 because we're already known. 17:20 That was my thought that was, I was working with. 17:26 Fast-forward, we went over there 17:29 and we came with the bold idea 17:34 came to us to 17:39 ask for a TV channel. 17:41 Ask for a TV channel. 17:42 We have a frequency to put on our programming 17:44 and there was a pastor that came to visit us. 17:47 And we told him, I told him about the DVD project 17:48 that we had over there. 17:50 "Oh, why are you doing that? 17:51 He says, I said, 17:53 "Because we need to preach the gospel everywhere. 17:54 And right now Cuba is one of those places 17:56 where 3ABN Latino is not in." 17:59 He said, "You know, do you want a channel in Cuba?" 18:04 I said, "We love to have a TV channel in Cuba." 18:07 I say, "Why do you ask?" Because I know some people. 18:10 I say, "You know some people." 18:12 And so we started talking and so we made the bold request 18:16 to have a TV. 18:18 We went to visit some government people. 18:20 And they said, well, and we gave them 18:22 a sample of our program. 18:23 He says, we'll get back to you. 18:25 And of course later we hear that right now it's not, 18:27 it's not the best of time. 18:30 The idea was not, they're not, they weren't ready for that. 18:33 Got you. 18:34 But this pastor did not let it go. 18:36 You know, a couple of months later, 18:37 three months later, he came back and he says, 18:39 you know, I have another idea. 18:41 The way that people consume television permit right now, 18:44 the best way, 18:45 the most popular way is El Paquete. 18:49 I said, "El Paquete. 18:50 What do you mean?" 18:52 So he explained to me what I explained to you. 18:54 Now this is interesting 18:55 because God is taking something. 18:59 It's fascinating to me. 19:00 God is taking something 19:02 that some people are doing for different reasons. 19:06 Our reason is, we want to get into every city, 19:08 every home to preach the gospel. 19:10 These people are, we want to entertain people. 19:13 These people are, we want to make money. 19:15 So in order for them to make money, 19:17 they have to make themselves, 19:19 they have to bring their product to every city. 19:22 They have to figure out what's the best route. 19:24 What's the best organization 19:28 that they need to bring this every week on time 19:31 to every single city in Cuba, 19:33 they have figured that out already. 19:35 So all we have to do is provide our programming to them. 19:38 Yes. 19:39 And so, the Lord has prepared the way let's say, 19:43 and for us to get approved was another process. 19:48 Wow! 19:49 And I want to hear all about that process too, 19:52 like in terms of what the difficulty was, 19:54 but what difficulties did you face with COVID? 19:59 COVID, you know, from the human perspective, 20:05 we think COVID slowed us down, 20:08 but the Lord has reasons 20:09 for allowing these things to happen. 20:11 We have begun to see some of the reasons. 20:14 Right now, I mean, when we submitted our, 20:20 if we have submitted our programming 20:23 without knowing more details as we did, 20:26 the reception of our programming 20:29 perhaps would not have been as exciting 20:32 and as wow, 20:34 because when we submitted our programming, 20:37 how we would like our programming to be 20:39 on the package, 20:40 they, it was a wow factor in there. 20:42 They were like, wow, this is great. 20:46 It's very well organized, the variety is very good. 20:49 And the programming, 20:51 this is what they said is exquisite. 20:54 I say, wow. 20:55 Praise the Lord. Yeah. 20:57 So we, from the human perspective, 20:59 think that the COVID slowed us down 21:02 by months and months, but the Lord knows why, 21:05 the whys and wherefores and we're going at the speed 21:09 that the Lord allows us to go through. 21:11 Amen. 21:12 And so we think, 21:15 you know, I remember reading in a book 21:17 by Sister Ellen G. White, 21:19 the Lord's purposes do not know haste nor delay. 21:23 So I'm, I am comforted and encouraged by knowing 21:25 that God is in control. 21:28 We're getting on the package. 21:29 And every step that we have taken has been, 21:33 this is good. 21:36 You're doing great. We want this. 21:39 And so, we praise the Lord for that. 21:42 I can give you one example, Pastor Hernell Hernandez, 21:46 Chaplain Hernell Hernandez went in November. 21:49 And when you talk about November, 21:51 we have to, November of 2020, 21:54 you have to understand that from about April, 21:57 there were no flights going to Cuba 22:00 because when COVID started, 22:02 seven people got infected first and then it started to grow. 22:08 So they closed the airport down. 22:10 There was no getting into Cuba and he's been waiting. 22:14 And at first we thought it was okay June 22:18 and no, we can't do in June, July, August, September. 22:20 I mean, every month was like, 22:22 okay, we'll see, we'll see, we'll see. 22:23 And then when they said November 12 on the very day 22:26 that the government said beginning, November 12, 22:28 people can come in. 22:29 He was there. 22:31 And so the process started to, took off again in November 12, 22:38 our programming was brought to them. 22:41 And there were people to talk to still 22:43 that we were not able to talk to in March, 22:45 because I told you we were there 22:47 in March of 2020. 22:48 We actually had to leave early 22:49 because we heard the airports are going to be closing 22:53 either in the US or Cuba. 22:54 It was like, 22:55 and we were meeting with people. 22:57 Now, part of getting on the package, 22:59 you have to understand is the Council of Churches, 23:02 really anything... 23:03 And what is that? 23:04 The Council of Churches, 23:06 anything religious that happens, 23:08 whether it's books, 23:10 whatever it is that has to do with religious activity in 23:13 goes through the Council of Churches. 23:16 Big things have to get approved. 23:18 So the Council of Churches is a... 23:22 has representation from just about 23:24 every single denomination in Cuba. 23:27 They started actually before what you would call 23:30 the Cuban revolution, communist revolution 23:33 that Fidel Castro started. 23:34 So they existed before that. 23:36 And when communism started, 23:38 Fidel Castro looked at the Council of Churches 23:40 and he said, well, these people are, 23:43 they're doing good things that is well-respected. 23:48 So they respected the council of churches. 23:50 So the Council of Churches like I said has representation. 23:55 The Seventh-day Adventist Church 23:56 does not belong to the Council of Churches. 23:57 They can come for the meetings, 23:59 but they're not voting members. 24:00 The Catholic Church is not voting members. 24:02 There are a few churches that are not part of it, 24:04 but the majority 24:05 of the religious denominations are, 24:08 have representation there. 24:10 Okay. 24:11 So for us to be able to get into the package, 24:13 because we're talking about religious programming, 24:15 getting into the package, 24:17 the Council of Churches has to approve it. 24:19 So we had to submit our programming 24:21 to the Council of Churches. 24:22 And the Council of Churches looked at our programming 24:25 and they, it was like, this is wonderful. 24:28 This is what the people in Cuba need. 24:30 This is the stuff they say. And that's huge. 24:32 This is what people in Cuba need. 24:33 Yeah. 24:35 So we were just praising God, 24:36 because He has blessed us 24:38 each and every step of the way. 24:39 Amen. 24:41 He's opened some tremendous doors, 24:43 because, you know, when they see 24:45 some of the doctrinal differences, 24:47 maybe they might want to say, 24:49 oh, well, no, we don't want to have 24:51 this coming in, 24:52 but no, they embraced it. 24:54 And they passed it with, it passed with flying colors. 24:57 Praise God. 24:59 We're praising God for what He has done so far. 25:02 We know just like what Dare to Dream gets into, 25:05 into prison, into hospital. 25:07 We know that lives are going to be transformed. 25:09 We've seen it so many years. We've seen it how God works. 25:12 I mean, it's amazing. 25:13 So, what are some of the, like, 25:15 how can our viewers help you with this project? 25:18 What do you need? 25:20 Well, you have to understand some of the dynamics of this 25:23 is, you know, we think of being able to ship things 25:27 and things like that. 25:29 It's not like you can put a pack up, 25:31 put your programming in a hard drive 25:34 and take it to the local post office 25:36 and link it to the FedEx or whatever, 25:38 one of those shipping places is. 25:40 This shipping doesn't arrive in Cuba. 25:43 Everything that gets into Cuba 25:45 has to arrive either by boat or by plane. 25:48 And when I say plane, I mean, 25:49 I don't mean shipping boxes. 25:51 Yeah, like a cargo plane. Yes. 25:54 So this is, this is the problem that we have to physically, 25:57 right now, we have to physically take 25:58 a hard drive with the programming, 26:01 the hard drives with the programming to Cuba. 26:03 So how can people help right now? 26:07 One of the things that happens is that 26:09 there's a monthly fee for us 26:11 to be able to get in the package. 26:12 And so right now is close to $3,000. 26:16 We are in conversation with them to lower the price, 26:20 be considerate, lower the price. 26:22 And we are praying for an answer and they said, 26:27 "Don't worry the price is going to go down. 26:29 We are going to bring this price down." 26:30 Well, I'll tell you what? 26:32 We want to put up like a way 26:34 that people can support that they can donate. 26:36 So an address page, and then we'll read that. 26:40 And hopefully people will support this 26:42 wonderful initiative. 26:44 We'll put that up now. 26:46 You can send your donations, 26:48 your tax deductible love gifts to 3ABN Latino, PO Box 220, 26:52 West Frankfort, Illinois 62896. 26:55 Or you can go online to 3ABNLatino.TV, 27:00 or feel free to give us a call at (618) 627-4651. 27:06 And ask for Brother John Dinzey. 27:09 Yes. 27:10 So this is a huge initiative 27:12 and God has just been incredible 27:15 throughout this whole thing. 27:17 I'm excited about 27:18 what's taken place with 3ABN Latino. 27:20 Oh, yes, it's exciting. 27:22 And, I think the Lord is preparing this world 27:24 for a great harvest of people, 27:26 of family for His kingdom. 27:28 Amen. 27:29 And I believe a lot of souls will be won 27:32 as a result of this. 27:33 You know, with everybody trying to get their content 27:37 on these packages, 27:39 but with the blessing of, 27:42 you know, the Council of Churches 27:43 and all of that stuff, 27:45 moving this forward is incredible. 27:48 And God is amazing. 27:49 Thank you for coming on and sharing. 27:51 And we want to thank you for joining us. 27:53 Remember, join us next time. 27:55 And it wouldn't be the same without you. |
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