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Series Code: JFAN
Program Code: JFAN000122S
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00:21 - Hello and welcome to "Jesus for Asia" now. 00:24 Now I'm Natalie Wood and I have a special guest with me 00:26 in the studio today, hello Hannah. 00:28 - Hi. - This is Hannah Jobe 00:30 and she works in our office with communications, 00:33 all sorts of writing. - Yeah. 00:36 - So in your normal employment here at "Jesus for Asia," 00:39 you write stories, you edit stories? 00:43 - Yeah, a little bit of graphic design, 00:46 help with different projects for print and for online. 00:52 it's a lot of different things. 00:53 - Yeah and I know you're also working on a book, or five. 00:57 (ladies laughing) 00:59 We're trying to write books. - Trying to, yeah. 01:01 - To write the stories down but it's hard to fit that in. 01:04 - There's a lot, I mean, God has opened so many doors 01:08 over these last couple of years, especially, 01:10 and there's so much we wanna share 01:13 and there's just not enough time in the day to share it. 01:15 But it's amazing to see all the testimonies and stories 01:20 from the workers all over the mission field in Asia. 01:23 It's really a blessing. 01:24 - Yeah, that's a real privilege 01:26 that we get here in the office 01:27 is to see the stories coming back from the front line. 01:30 So, you need a little help though. 01:31 I wanna put that plug in here. 01:35 If someone is interested in writing, 01:37 there's definitely a need for more help with that. 01:40 - Yes. Absolutely. 01:42 - Okay, so let's move on to why you're here 01:44 on the show today and why... 01:46 We've got some exciting stories actually 01:48 to share and some pictures and video. 01:51 So, from Bangladesh? - Yes. 01:53 - Why did you go to Bangladesh? 01:55 - Because Sharon volunteered me. 01:59 No, actually I make it sound like I was dragged, 02:02 but as soon as Sharon said, yeah, Hannah will come with me, 02:05 I was like, "Let's go!" 02:07 I mean, I love to travel, but not just for the fun 02:12 of seeing different places, but also to be able to 02:14 serve God and further his work 02:16 because there's so many needs. 02:19 - Yeah and it's neat too because you go there 02:21 and you meet the people face to face 02:22 and you hear their story face to face 02:24 and I think it's easier to write it when- 02:26 - It is. It really is. 02:28 Yeah, after I went to India, the stories 02:30 that the Bible workers were sending in 02:32 made so much more sense 02:33 because I understood the culture so much better 02:35 and I understood what they were talking about 02:38 because I had seen it for myself. 02:40 So the same thing happened with Bangladesh, 02:41 which is really cool. 02:42 - Yeah, so let's start out talking about 02:45 our Bible workers in Bangladesh, 02:47 which we didn't have very many 02:50 until you went on this trip 02:52 and that was one of the reasons you went, right? 02:54 - Yes, it was one of the reasons we went there 02:56 was a group of about 40 Bible workers 02:59 that were part of a project 03:00 that was run by the previous union mission president 03:03 but the funding for that was running out 03:05 and they wanted these workers to be able 03:09 to keep up their ministries. 03:11 The church in Bangladesh doesn't have a lot of funding 03:14 to hire pastors and teachers. 03:16 They have a college there 03:17 where they train people for jobs like that, 03:20 but they just don't have enough money 03:21 to hire as many people as needed. 03:23 So this project was supposed to help with that 03:26 and then the funding was ending, 03:27 so they needed new sponsors. 03:29 And so we went to go see some of the Bible workers 03:33 and find out more about what that need was 03:34 so that potentially we could take them on. 03:37 - Okay. All right, so we have a picture. 03:40 - Yeah, so this is a smaller group 03:42 of some of the Bible workers 03:44 that we met while we were there. 03:45 We didn't get to meet all of them, 03:47 but a couple dozen of them we were able to meet 03:50 and do interviews with and that was a huge blessing. 03:54 - Okay, so how many total Bible workers are there, 03:57 initially, that they were looking for? 03:59 - 40. There were 40 Bible workers. 04:01 - And you, with Sharon, went around the country 04:05 and went to different areas, 04:07 but only some of them did you get to meet Bible workers in? 04:10 - We got to meet Bible workers from the south 04:13 and the north and the west missions 04:16 and when we were in the south mission, 04:18 we were still, at that point, 04:20 traveling with Adventist World Radio and their team 04:23 and one of the activities that they were doing 04:26 was a training session for the Bible workers, 04:30 not just from that project, 04:32 but from all the different ministries in Bangladesh 04:35 that were working in that area 04:37 to teach them how to use some projectors and audio Bibles 04:43 and different media resources 04:44 that they were going to share with them 04:46 so that they could, in turn, share that with other people. 04:50 - Okay. Nice. 04:51 - And so we got to sit in on the training 04:54 and some of the Bible workers 04:55 that we were being asked to sponsor 04:57 were part of that and were able to receive audio Bibles 05:02 and projectors. - How nice. 05:04 - That was really cool. 05:06 It was really a pleasure to be able to, 05:11 kind of, we're not working with AWR directly, 05:15 specifically on any project, 05:17 but to be able to work alongside another ministry like AWR 05:22 was really a blessing and an eye opening thing for me 05:26 because I feel like, and maybe it's just me, I don't know, 05:30 but I feel like we kind of tend to compartmentalize. 05:33 It's like this ministry does this, 05:35 this ministry does this, 05:36 this ministry does this, 05:37 but there is so much need in countries like Bangladesh 05:41 and Bangladesh is a small country anyway 05:44 and so really to be able to work effectively 05:46 in spreading the gospel to this country, 05:48 we need to be able to work together and to- 05:52 - [Natalie] Collaborate. 05:53 - Collaborate and coordinate with each other 05:54 so that we're not- 05:56 - It's my country. It's your country. 05:58 - Yeah, 'cause it's not, it's not one person's space 06:01 and when we work together 06:03 and when we all have the same vision, 06:07 which should be God's vision for the country, 06:10 then we can do so much more. 06:11 And so that was just a huge blessing for me 06:14 to be able to see and I was really glad 06:15 to be able to meet the AWR team there, 06:17 they were so wonderful. 06:21 It's really cool because these Bible workers, 06:23 coming from a previous project they've already been working, 06:26 and so we thought we would like to share 06:29 some of what they've already been doing 06:31 and how they've been serving God. 06:32 and so this is Beelek and he did some ministry 06:39 with his church that he was serving in, and so. 06:42 - Myself, Beelek Gwindapo, and I am really grateful 06:48 to work as a Bible teacher, Bible worker. 06:52 Presently I am staying at Govindapur Church. 06:57 Last year I was at Shwunamar SDA Church 07:02 and beside Shwunamar Village 07:06 there is one village which name is Korikanda. 07:12 Maybe 30 or 40 years ago there was no church, no worker, 07:17 but myself and Shwunamar church members, 07:25 we go there and 07:31 we improve their beliefs 07:35 and we preach the Jesus Christ message, 07:40 which is given in scripture 07:44 and more than 25 souls, they were baptized 07:51 and I am really thankful to be a Bible worker. 07:57 I will work by my soul 08:01 and I will preach the God's message 08:05 to spread out the message of God. 08:12 Thank you. 08:13 - So that's neat that he was able to help 08:16 teach the church members more. 08:18 - And what stuck out to me was that 08:20 it wasn't just him going into that village 08:22 to help revitalize the church, 08:23 but he involved his church members too 08:25 and I think that's really a big blessing 08:27 because sometimes people get the idea 08:29 that it's up to the pastors or the leaders 08:31 to do the evangelism, but it's for everyone. 08:33 That was really cool. I thought. 08:35 - That's neat. That's neat. 08:36 Okay, so now we have another video? 08:38 - Yeah, he is working at of the Adventist boarding schools 08:41 there in Bangladesh and he's working as a teacher, 08:45 but he also has some other parts of his job 08:48 that he's going to share about. 08:51 - I am assigned to look after the students, 08:54 those who comes from the Southeastern part of the Bangladesh 09:00 and this area is mainly Buddhist area 09:02 and when they first come at Monosupara 09:07 the first thing that they have impression 09:11 is the diversity of the faith 09:13 as they are from Buddhist background. 09:15 So first time when they encounter 09:17 with Christian culture and Christian worship, 09:21 they ask themselves and they have so many questions. 09:24 And I have to face those students, 09:29 bearing the gospel news to them. 09:32 And maybe it takes one year or two years 09:36 for some of the students to receive 09:38 the Christian message or the message of Jesus Christ. 09:42 And then gradually they confess Christian faith 09:46 and convert it into Christianity. 09:48 So before converting or baptizing them, 09:52 we have to take permission from their guardians 09:55 and from their family members, 09:57 and again, another struggle starts. 10:00 Some of the guardians they deny 10:02 and some of the guardians they permit 10:04 and says to their children that it is their wish. 10:09 So in such manner, from 2016 to 2021, 10:17 I'm giving my time to the Buddhist students, 10:20 those who come to Monosupara for study. 10:23 And this year, nearly 19 Buddhist students, 10:27 they converted into Christianity 10:30 and I'm very happy to be a part of the journey. 10:35 So I wish, in future also, 10:38 I can be active tool for the Lord bearing the gospel 10:41 and thank you so much. 10:44 - That's really neat. - Yeah. 10:46 - So he's not just a teacher. 10:49 He sees himself as, as more than a teacher. 10:51 That's really neat. - Yeah, I really enjoyed 10:54 getting to hear a little bit of his story. 10:56 - Yeah okay, so the next story that we have 10:59 is from another Bible worker? - Hm mm. 11:02 - Okay. 11:03 - Yeah, so this is an answer to prayer story. 11:05 - [Natalie] Okay. 11:06 - This worker is from the west of Bangladesh 11:09 and he's taking care of a church there 11:11 and so he had one young family come to him to ask for prayer 11:16 because they had just had a newborn baby boy, 11:20 but they noticed that the baby had this sort of hard, 11:23 almost bone like lump on his neck 11:26 and they didn't know what to do about it, 11:27 they didn't know what it was 11:29 and so they came to him asking for prayer and advice 11:31 and so he told them, you really need to pray 11:36 and to focus on God 11:38 and trust that he can take care of your baby 11:41 and that he will heal him. 11:43 I would recommend that you go to the doctors 11:45 but prayer is the most important thing. 11:48 And so they went to the doctor, 11:50 they went to several different doctors, I believe, 11:52 and nobody could really help. 11:54 I don't know if they ever found out 11:55 specifically what the problem was 11:57 but none of the doctors could help them 12:00 and they were so discouraged 12:01 and so they came back to this worker 12:05 and they were like, we don't know what to do, 12:07 and he's like, I'm praying for you 12:09 and I will continue to pray for you, 12:11 but you really need to pray and trust God 12:13 that he can do a miracle for your son, 12:14 because he's a powerful God, he cares for you. 12:17 And they prayed and they prayed 12:19 and gradually, as the months went by, 12:22 it got smaller and smaller and smaller 12:24 until eventually it went away completely 12:26 and they were just so excited and they came to him 12:28 just praising God for how he helped them. 12:31 - Amen. That's a beautiful story. 12:34 - Yeah, and now they have that testimony 12:36 that they can share with others. 12:37 So that's really exciting. - Right. Yeah. 12:39 - To hear these stories and to meet 12:42 some of the Bible workers was a really huge blessing. 12:45 And so we, Sharon and I, were really excited 12:49 about the possibility of actually sponsoring them 12:52 and helping their work to continue to go forward 12:55 and so when we got back, we told you and John, 12:59 everything that we learned and got the go ahead 13:03 to hire the Bible workers and so now 13:07 we've actually got more than that. 13:08 (Hannah chuckling) - Right. 13:10 - So we started with the 40 Bible workers 13:13 and then there was another lady 13:16 who we also were able to hire 13:19 as well as 11 more in the east, which is an area 13:25 that has the two biggest cities in Bangladesh 13:29 and so we're really excited to be able to have 13:31 Bible workers in those places. 13:33 And we're excited to see what God's gonna do 13:35 through all of these workers. 13:37 - Yeah, that's really neat. 13:39 What a privilege he's given us to be a part of it 13:42 and I wanna make sure that our viewers know 13:45 we did pray as a team a lot 13:48 before hiring these Bible workers 13:49 because 40 workers at once is a large monthly commitment. 13:53 So we did pray together as a team 13:55 but we just sensed the Lord asking us to keep going forward 13:58 because we don't want it to be, 14:00 as Sharon shares in her show, 14:02 about seeing the people and wondering how many of them 14:06 won't be in heaven because nobody told them 14:08 and so we just wanna enable people 14:10 to tell as many as possible. - Yes, absolutely. 14:13 - So now we wanna talk about the first school that we had 14:16 the privilege of starting in Bangladesh as "Jesus for Asia." 14:19 - We got started with it after our foreign correspondence 14:23 from the Philippines visited Bangladesh 14:26 and they helped with the project to help drill wells 14:29 and you can see in the video, 14:32 some of the kids washing their hands in the water 14:34 and just really having fun with it, 14:36 but it really is a great help practically 14:39 for all of the villagers. 14:41 And so the connections that they made through that, 14:44 we were able to connect with as well 14:47 and our project coordinator there, 14:51 he had this burden to start a school 14:53 for the kids in his village 14:55 because a lot of them come from poor families 14:58 and they end up working in the fields 15:00 at as early as 10 years old 15:03 and they don't have a lot of opportunity for 15:06 education or nutrition 15:08 and so he wanted to do something for them 15:11 and we were able to build a little school 15:14 and have the first Adventist school in that area. 15:19 We have students currently 15:21 from kindergarten through second grade. 15:25 So we actually have 120 students 15:27 and they usually come every day from 1:00 to 5:00 15:30 and they study a lot of different subjects, 15:33 they study English, they study Bangla, 15:36 which is like their language arts 15:38 and learning how to read and how to write. 15:40 They study math and science and music. 15:44 - So I noticed some of the kids in this picture 15:46 are a little bit on the older side 15:48 that we would think for kindergarten, 15:50 first and second grade, 15:51 is that because they haven't had access to a school before? 15:54 - Yeah, they've not had a lot of opportunity 15:57 and so a lot of them are still learning 15:59 how to read and write and so they have to start 16:02 at that foundation before they can eventually 16:06 go up and learn some more difficult subjects. 16:09 Even though they say the literacy rate 16:11 is 70-something percent, 16:13 a lot of people can't write full sentences 16:16 and stories or articles, 16:18 or they can write their name and maybe a few basic things. 16:21 I mean, it would be really great 16:23 for people to be at much higher literacy levels. 16:26 - Right, it really opens a lot of doors. 16:27 - It really does and so we're excited 16:30 to be able to help these kids be able learn. 16:33 We have some pictures of some of the kids 16:35 that we'll just go through really quickly. 16:38 - [Natalie] Oh, so cute. 16:39 - [Hannah] They are the absolute cutest kids ever. 16:40 It was so much fun getting to meet them 16:44 and smile and sing with them. 16:48 This is them praying. It just melts my heart every time. 16:52 They're just so, they were such a blessing to me 16:55 to be able to see them 16:56 and to see how God is working in their lives. 16:59 Because, you know, this is a Hindu area 17:02 and while there are some Christians in the area, 17:04 a lot of these kids don't really know much about Jesus. 17:08 And so here they're having the opportunity 17:10 to learn how to pray, they're learning Bible stories. 17:14 They're learning songs. 17:16 I just love how you can always see so much light 17:18 in the eyes of the kids who've been introduced to Jesus. 17:23 - Okay, well we wanna keep moving 17:24 and we have more pictures. - Yes. 17:26 - [Natalie] What's this one? 17:28 - This is me with a group of the older girls 17:31 who are studying in the school and learning 17:34 and this is us with some of the staff members at the school, 17:37 some of the teachers and the cooks 17:38 who help with feeding the kids 17:40 because not all of them have access 17:42 to adequate nutrition at home 17:44 so they provide them a healthy meal every day. 17:46 The pot of, that's just like the vegetables, 17:49 but the pot of rice was like almost three feet high, 17:52 it's gigantic and yeah, such a blessing 17:57 to be able to help those kids get good nutrition too 17:59 so that they can grow strong physically as well as mentally. 18:03 - Yeah. I love to see the kids getting food to eat. 18:06 It's such a blessing. 18:07 It's such a blessing to them and to think about 18:10 what a difference it makes in their lives, I just love that. 18:12 So the people that are running the school there, 18:14 don't just see it as a school. 18:16 They see it as ministry to the whole village. 18:19 So what experiences did you get to have 18:22 while you were there reaching out to the village? 18:24 - Yeah, so when we were visiting up there, 18:27 we did a prayer walk. 18:29 We've actually done a couple of different 18:31 virtual prayer walks in Thailand 18:34 and so we thought it would be a great idea 18:35 to be able to do that in Bangladesh as well. 18:38 But our project coordinators there, 18:41 they wanted to get the villagers involved as well 18:44 and so we start out in about 30 seconds in 18:47 they see this lady, she's trying to start a fire 18:50 to warm herself up because it's about 55 degrees. 18:53 - It's really cold there. - In the early morning, 18:54 in the winter, which is cold for Bangladesh, 18:57 and so she's trying to warm herself up 18:59 and so you'll see in the next picture 19:02 our project coordinator there decided to stop and help her 19:05 with her fire and to pray with her 19:08 because she's an older lady and older people 19:10 have a lot of challenges there, 19:11 that just started this walk of not just praying 19:16 for the people and for Bangladesh, 19:19 but praying with them as well 19:20 and the people online got to see, 19:22 this is one of the villages that we walked through 19:26 and some of the people that we saw there, 19:29 you can see Sharon filming, she was the one on the call 19:32 and then I was kind of filming behind the scenes 19:34 and all of the villagers and the people that we saw. 19:36 The villagers were happy to have us come through 19:39 and pray with them. 19:41 We'd never met those people before. 19:42 We didn't know what kind of response we were going to get 19:45 so it was a really big blessing to pray with them. 19:47 - Yeah, and being on this side of the prayer call, 19:50 it was neat also, for us, to see, 19:52 sometimes you walk and all you see 19:54 is the buildings in the city or wherever, 19:57 depending where we're at, you see the scenery, 19:59 but you don't see the individuals as much 20:02 because they don't stop and talk to 20:04 whoever's running the camera 20:05 and so that was neat for us, 20:07 was to see the little lady trying to start her fire 20:10 and people would pray for her and to see the people 20:14 that were at the village, at the little market. 20:17 Just to see them, it gives faces, 20:20 it gives a place filled with people 20:22 and so that was neat for us on this side also. 20:25 - So this is another older lady who we saw, 20:29 she was able to get her fire started and just to be able 20:32 to see what their life is like a little bit. 20:34 you can see the really cute baby goats that are by there. 20:38 It's a farming area so they've got animals everywhere. 20:41 It's like, at least if you go in December, 20:43 it's like baby animal paradise it's so cute. 20:47 Loved some of the baby animals. 20:49 - Yes, I know you got to hold a baby sheep 20:50 so we've got a picture of that. 20:52 - Yeah, it was fun, but it's just like, to see, 20:56 I don't know, their lives are a lot more simple than ours 20:58 but it was just a really peaceful place 21:00 and it's a blessing to be able to share Jesus 21:04 with those people and to see how God 21:07 is working in those villages. 21:09 This is a little girl that we prayed for. 21:14 She, I believe is one of the students, 21:16 but she has a heart problem and so- 21:20 - That's right. I remember now. 21:23 - It's difficult when you're way out in the villages 21:25 like that to be able to get proper treatment. 21:28 I don't know very much 21:30 about the medical system in Bangladesh, 21:33 but it's something that they're really concerned about 21:35 and so we got the opportunity to pray for her, 21:39 but we also invite anyone watching to pray for her as well, 21:43 because we know that God loves that little girl and... 21:47 - He can heal her. - Yeah. 21:48 - So we did the prayer walk and you visited, also, 21:51 some wells while you were on the prayer walk, 21:53 which was neat for us to be able to see, 21:56 some of the churches and some of the places 21:58 where we'd been able to help with the wells. 22:00 - Yeah, that was a blessing. 22:02 - And then you got to go Christmas caroling with them. 22:06 - So since we were there in December, 22:08 it was over the holidays and for a lot of people, 22:11 it was probably their first time ever celebrating Christmas. 22:15 And this is a Hindu village, 22:17 this is not something that they normally do 22:19 but our project coordinators there 22:21 really saw this as an opportunity 22:24 to reach out to people in the village 22:27 and to really share about Jesus and why he came. 22:31 So one of the activities that we did on Christmas Eve 22:34 was we went out and we sang Christmas hymns 22:37 in Bangla for the villagers. 22:40 It was at least 15 houses we went to 22:42 and we also prayed for them. 22:43 So we've got some little clips 22:45 showing the singing and the prayer and a bunch of the kids, 22:47 at least 20 of the kids from the school 22:49 came as well and joined in 22:51 and it was a whole lot of fun and a really big blessing. 22:53 - Okay, let's watch those now. 22:54 (singing in a foreign language) 23:21 So that's really a neat thing 23:24 to get the opportunity to do that. 23:27 - Yeah it was. It was such a blessing. 23:29 And then Christmas morning we were able to have a program 23:32 and they invited not only the kids, 23:34 but all of their families to come 23:36 for a special Christmas program and Sharon and I, 23:39 and Dr. Halder, who was our translator, 23:44 all teamed up to basically share with all of them 23:50 the reason for why Jesus came and his gift- 23:54 - How nice. - Of coming and dying for us 23:57 and so the people could really see. 23:59 It was just a really big blessing 24:00 to be able to uplift Jesus 24:02 and there were over 200 people who came 24:04 and so we just hope and pray that they were blessed 24:07 and that they'll remember that 24:08 and that it'll have an impact on them. 24:12 - So we've seen a little bit what the school's like now, 24:16 what is the future of this school? 24:19 What are they asking for? 24:21 - Yeah, so we did get to go there twice 24:23 because of the way that the schedule worked out. 24:26 We probably spent five or six days there total. 24:29 So we saw some of the needs that the school has 24:32 and then when we came back, our project coordinator told us 24:35 that he had had some other families come in 24:41 and ask if they could send their kids to the school as well, 24:44 and there was like 45 more kids 24:47 that want to come to the school. 24:49 And some of them have had a little bit of education 24:52 and are needing older grades and so they're like, 24:57 okay, how do we do this? 24:59 I mean, 120 kids is a lot already 25:03 and we've got this one room schoolhouse 25:06 and so like, what do we do, and so they asked, it's like, 25:09 is there any way that we can get some extra walls, 25:12 expand the grade levels because we really wanna be able to 25:15 have these kids come to the school as well. 25:17 - Right. You wanna help everybody you can. 25:19 - Yeah. So in order to be able to accommodate 25:21 these students, the plan is to have two sessions of school, 25:26 one for the kindergartners and fourth and fifth graders, 25:30 so that's adding some grade levels 25:33 and then in the afternoon to have 25:35 first, second and third grades and they also want to build 25:38 some interior walls in the school 25:40 so that there's a little bit more of a sound barrier 25:43 in between the classrooms 25:44 because it gets pretty noisy with a lot of kids. 25:47 - Yeah, that's a small building. 25:48 - It is a small building, but they're trying to- 25:50 - It'll be good to have the grades separated. 25:51 - Make it work as much as they can 25:53 and do as much as they can for the students 25:56 and it'll be a blessing for the students 25:57 who are already there as well because as they get older 26:00 they're going to need higher grade levels. 26:02 - Right, some of them may already need higher grade levels. 26:06 - Yeah, it's gonna be a really big blessing 26:08 all the way around. - Nice. 26:10 - We also saw some needs while we were visiting 26:13 and one of those, we walked outside after a program 26:16 to see this long line of girls and we were like, 26:19 what is this for? 26:21 And they said, oh, this is the line for the bathroom. 26:25 because they only have one bathroom 26:29 for, there's probably 50, 60, 70 girls. 26:33 I don't know what the percentages are of boys to girls, but- 26:36 - That's a lot. - They need more bathrooms 26:40 and it would really be helpful to be able to have that 26:42 and there's a pond on the property 26:44 where they dug out dirt to fill in for the school, 26:47 so to refill that and to create a couple of more bathrooms, 26:51 at least one, but maybe a couple of more bathrooms 26:54 for the kids to be able to use 26:57 so that they don't have to deal with such a long line. 27:00 - Well, if they're going between classes that makes it hard 27:03 because you might be at the end of the line 27:05 and be late for the next class 27:08 so I'm sure the teachers are understanding, 27:09 but still, I know some schools that wouldn't be. 27:13 - Yeah, so it would be really helpful for them 27:15 to be able to have that as well as filling in the pond 27:18 would give them a much bigger playground. 27:20 - Oh, that'd be nice. - Which is great. 27:22 and they did a really good job of getting a slide 27:26 and swings and stuff so that the kids can play 27:29 when they're outside on breaks. 27:31 But you know, it would be really nice to have a nicer, 27:34 bigger space for them. 27:36 - Well Hannah, thank you so much 27:37 for taking the time to come and share with us 27:39 and I would like to invite you 27:41 to pray for these Bible workers, pray for this school, 27:44 and if you would like to help 27:46 you can contact us at 27:47 Jesus for Asia, PO box 1221, Collegedale, Tennessee, 37315. 27:54 Call us at (423) 413-7321 27:59 or visit our website at Jesus4asia.org. 28:02 May God richly bless you until we see you next time 28:06 on "Jesus for Asia" now. 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