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00:00 Welcome to Adventures in Missions.
00:02 I'm Ken Crawford, board chair for Gospel Outreach. 00:05 Today, I want to introduce you to our president, Brent Scully. 00:08 And hear his life story. 00:10 You're going to find it inspirational. 00:13 And then we're going to have an interview with Dr. 00:15 Ed Dunn and his wife, Sheryl. 00:17 They're missionaries in India, and he's the head of the 00:21 Department of Health there. 00:22 And you're going to find 00:23 their center of influence that they've developed 00:26 and the training program. 00:28 Quite interesting and very profound. 00:31 Some of the stories 00:32 that they're going to tell will bring you to tears. 00:35 Gospel Outreach presents Adventures 00:38 in Missions. 01:17 Being involved with foreign missions in my personal life. 01:19 It's made me alive. 01:21 It's made me feel like I have a purpose. 01:24 It's helped me contemplate God's purpose in me. 01:27 I'm Brent Scully and I'm president of Gospel Outreach. 01:34 What are you doing what do you got there? 01:36 No, it's been a great day today, so it's nice. 01:38 It's a good day to be doing, you know, setting stones. 01:43 I tried to 01:44 envision myself being a career person, like, 01:47 you know, going to school, getting an education 01:49 and having an office job somewhere that way. 01:51 And it became apparent that that's not what God had in mind. 01:54 So it just didn't work. 01:56 I barely graduated 01:58 from high school, seriously, 02:02 but I was really interested in in construction. 02:04 I felt like I could work with my hands 02:06 and I could understand complicated 02:08 building systems and stuff. 02:10 I just sensed that that's what God was leading me. 02:12 And so I went down that path and I started learning 02:16 about real estate, developing 02:20 rental properties, house flipping, 02:23 building, new home construction. 02:26 We developed the 17 lots over there and built over there 02:29 and lived in a house for a couple of years, 02:31 sold it, built another one and did that. 02:33 And so this is the one where 02:34 This has been a lot of years in the making. 02:35 It's been a lot of years in the making, yeah. 02:37 And this was after I had my conversion experience. 02:40 You know, I found Jesus. 02:42 He kind of started to plant my feet on solid ground again. 02:44 I had purpose and meaning in terms of 02:47 getting my life together and having him be a part of it. 02:49 I tell you, for the first almost 20 years of doing this, 02:55 I worked I worked hard and struggled 02:58 and I saw how God was helping me steer me in those areas. 03:03 It moves around just a little bit 03:04 when you walk on it, 03:06 but it's not going to go anywhere. Before you know it. 03:09 Now I've got a passive income 03:10 coming in because of my investments 03:13 and then Gospel Outreach opened up. 03:15 and I'm like, Wow, you know, Gospel Outreach. 03:18 What an amazing organization. 03:20 Other ministries that support mission work, you know, 03:22 they usually bring in Americans and they train them, 03:27 they work with them, and they have to, you know, 03:30 go through a whole process of teaching different cultures 03:32 and traditions to these people and language, Gospel Outreach, 03:36 just, you know, trains 03:38 indigenous people and I'm like that is an amazing ministry 03:42 because you don't have to spend all that costs and money. 03:44 And plus they understand their people 03:45 so well and culture and traditions and language. 03:49 I was asked 03:51 to be president of this amazing organization. 03:54 I was working as a director for another organization 03:57 and I'm like, Well, you know, I'm not really qualified. 04:01 And I had two speck houses on the market. 04:04 One was in contract 04:05 and the other had been sitting there for two years 04:08 and not a single bite. 04:11 So I said, Well, maybe this will be my fleece. 04:14 I'll kind of put it out there and say, Lord, 04:16 if you can find someone interested 04:17 or sell my house in a couple of weeks, 04:19 then I'll take that as you like me to move to Gospel Outreach. 04:22 I was really expecting 04:24 nothing to happen because it had been dormant for for two years. 04:28 But you know, 04:29 someone came and they pretty much had cash 04:33 and they bought my house within a couple of weeks. 04:37 That's definitely divine. 04:38 So it actually kind of surprised me. 04:40 And I wasn't I wasn't quite 04:43 ready for Gospel Outreach. 04:45 I had so much to learn 04:47 My favorite things is when I get started in the concrete. 04:50 And then the next favorite thing is when I'm finishing 04:53 and everything else in between is just busyness. 04:58 Because of the income and the investments 05:00 made for like rentals and stuff like that. 05:02 Passive income investments. 05:04 The income investments can can pay for me 05:06 to be a Gospel Outreach. 05:08 And so I can see God's trained me and leading me and guiding me 05:12 through all my experiences, and not just for me, my family, 05:16 but to be a part of this incredible plan in the end time. 05:21 And I just think, Wow, what an amazing opportunity. 05:24 I love it! When I can help others. 05:28 It takes my focus off self 05:31 and missions is really about others. 05:33 You know, it's a lay ministry. 05:35 It really is to see that 05:39 the hand of God working in people 05:40 who are just normal like myself, there's nothing really 05:45 extraordinary about myself. 05:46 I'm just a normal guy, 05:47 a working guy that builds houses and loves 05:50 to loves to construct things with my hands. 05:53 And on the other hand, that God 05:55 can still use people like me, normal people. 05:58 God is doing something very special 06:00 through Gospel Outreach. 06:01 I mean, Gospel Outreach to me 06:02 is the most incredible ministry in in the world. 06:07 You know, Bible workers in the Southern Asian Division, 06:10 75% of all baptisms are because of Gospel Outreach Bible workers. 06:14 So you can see the effectiveness of what we do and 06:18 or what the Bible workers do and what what 06:21 we do to support that. 06:23 Being a missionaries is not 06:24 only for those who can travel overseas, 06:26 but being a missionary is actually wherever you are 06:29 in your community, in your neighborhood, 06:31 in your sphere of influence, with your friends, 06:34 with your family, 06:35 because we're really missionaries 06:37 with our family too, first 06:38 Actually. our job is, I think as volunteers and Gods 06:42 kids is to be joined together in prayer, join together 06:45 in friendship, join together with this greater mission, 06:49 underneath us. God's 06:51 power, the Holy Spirit, and His 06:54 His Word, 06:55 just lifting us up and carrying us along 06:56 to really have an incredible message to the world. 06:59 I mean, we have an incredible message to the world, 07:02 a message of hope and love. 07:45 Hey, Dr. 07:47 Ed Dunn and Sheryl Dunn, it's a delight to have you here. 07:52 You sit on our board of 07:53 directors for Gospel Outreach and have for a number of years. 07:57 Tell us a little bit about 07:59 your missionary garb you were and where you live. 08:03 Well, we live in India. 08:05 We've been asked to 08:06 go there, and so we're part of the division there. 08:09 But this is what the traditional wear 08:13 for the men, it's not very fancy. 08:15 So, but the women, it's pretty nice. 08:19 Yeah. And how long have you been in India? 08:21 Five years. Five years Now. 08:24 You went as General Conference missionaries. 08:27 And what's your role there again? 08:29 I'm the Health Director for the Division, 08:32 and another title is Assistant to the President. 08:35 Okay. 08:36 And so you you're located at the Division Office. 08:40 And what city is that in? 08:42 Hosur, 08:43 It's a small city south of Bangalore, 08:46 right down in the southern part of India. 08:49 Uh huh. Okay. 08:51 And so what does it look like 08:52 What does a director of health for the 08:55 whole of India look like? 08:58 developing, 09:02 you know, usually 09:03 health directors, they coordinate 09:06 the health ministry 09:09 around the division. 09:11 So I work with each of the the the union directors 09:15 that are involved in the health ministry. 09:18 One topic that I've tried to initiate 09:21 this year is mental health. All of the topics 09:25 on mental health and try to raise that awareness. 09:28 So it's a topic that is not talked 09:32 about very much. Yet in the churches 09:35 we have many people 09:36 that deal with these issues, 09:38 but they don't know how to handle them. 09:39 And there's some simple ways we can use to, 09:44 you know, treat them. Sure. 09:45 And that's that's common in every country. 09:47 Yeah. 09:49 And probably India as much as any place. Right now in India, 09:53 India is known as the leader 09:57 in depression for the young people. 10:01 One of the reasons is is because of 10:05 the demands 10:06 on young people to succeed in education, 10:10 because education is one way out of poverty, 10:13 the other is media, social media. 10:17 They compare themselves with their friends 10:20 and they can never measure up. 10:22 So it's very depressing. 10:23 Again, worldwide challenge. 10:26 So, Sheryl, you were raised in India. 10:30 Your father and mother were missionaries there. 10:34 All of my high school years. 10:36 all your high school years in India. 10:38 So what does it meant to the two of you to be in India again 10:42 and to be in a role like you are? 10:46 I always had a dream that maybe someday 10:49 I could go back to India and work. 10:50 Oh well, for me it starts 10:53 when I was 12, 13 years old. 10:57 My uncle and aunt came back to our northern Canada farm. 11:02 Well, they were neighbors and they came back 11:04 and they had been missionaries in India for five years 11:08 and I have heard these exotic stories, you know, about India. 11:13 And I always I hoped that someday 11:17 I would be able to go in India and do some ministry 11:21 there of some sort. 11:22 And I couldn't believe that God led us there. 11:27 So, Sheryl, tell us a little bit about your 11:29 you started a center of influence 11:32 and explain a little bit about what that is. 11:35 Well, we we wanted to have a place 11:38 where people would come and basically receive 11:42 personalized help in their health issues. 11:46 In India, there's 11:47 an enormous amount of diabetes, mostly because of lifestyle. 11:51 The people just they they don't understand what causes disease. 11:57 And they go to their doctors and their doctors, 11:59 tell them what to do and they're happy to do, 12:01 just take all the drugs and everything. 12:04 So we opened the center we call it 12:08 Restore Health Center. Hmm. 12:12 And it's to treat naturally. 12:13 We don't promote drugs. 12:15 In fact, we don't. 12:17 Our goal is to get them off their drugs, off their medicine. 12:21 The first client that we had, or one of the first ones, was a 12:24 man that had had diabetes for 20 years. 12:28 Long time. Yeah. 12:29 And he was on 100 units of insulin a day, 12:32 which is the highest he can take, I understand. 12:35 And we worked with him 12:37 for three months and he was down to zero insulin. 12:41 Oh, he was so happy. 12:43 It was, yeah. 12:44 He was really happy. 12:46 So now you've launched a training program. 12:49 So tell us a little bit about the training. 12:51 Well, we need 12:52 we need we needed people to work in the center, right. 12:54 So we had to do a training program for them 12:57 to get people to work in the center. 12:58 Well, this training program is exciting. 13:01 Describe what your training program. 13:03 How long is it again? 13:05 The theory part is four months. 13:08 So four months, four months, four months. 13:11 And then there's a one month of practicum afterwards. 13:15 And so it's five months altogether. 13:17 And that's a 13:19 significant amount of time to take out 13:21 of your daily schedule or yearly schedule, too. 13:24 But people are committed 13:28 to do ministry, 13:29 and this is one way of reaching a lot of people. 13:32 So but the idea is lifestyle coaches. 13:37 Yeah. 13:38 So the idea of a coach is to get to know your client 13:42 and then spend time with them every day. 13:46 And then maybe every other day, the second week 13:49 or the third week. 13:50 So you're spending a significant amount of time with them, 13:55 so you're helping them with their health issue, 13:58 whatever that is, 13:59 but you're also of building a relationship with them. 14:01 The door is open to tell them about the Lord. 14:04 And for four months you have their undivided attention. 14:08 That's right. 14:09 It's actually a very concentrated university program. 14:13 It's, we start 14:16 what is it 6:30, 7:30 in the morning. 14:18 7:30 in the morning is worship and it goes right through 14:22 until 9:00 at night. And in the evening 14:25 It's a study hall. And our Sabbath programs, 14:29 we train the students how to run church programs. 14:32 Discussion, not another sermon for a Sabbath school. 14:35 We do choir. 14:36 They most people in India don't know how to sing parts 14:40 like we do over here. 14:42 So we do choir. 14:43 We end up with a four part choir and they love it. 14:47 So at the end of five months they graduate 14:50 and then they're ready to be hired. 14:53 Yeah, in the public sector or. 14:56 Yeah, we get requests usually within the church. 15:00 Yeah, 15:02 we get 15:03 requests from different places around India for workers. 15:05 And so we'll ask them, well, 15:07 what language group, which you know. 15:09 And so then we do our best to supply them with the workers 15:14 and some of our students, they go back home 15:16 to continue their own ministry, like some of them are pastors. 15:19 When they come to us 15:20 and they go back and it enhances their ministry. 15:23 Yeah, I saw some were physicians. 15:26 Some physicians. Yes, Yes. Yeah. 15:29 Janitors. Engineers. Really? 15:31 Yeah, IT people. 15:33 Wonderful! 15:35 So give me a story or two that inspired you about this. 15:41 Probably my favorite one. 15:44 I can't tell you her real name. 15:46 I'm going to call her Jebba. 15:48 Okay. 15:49 Jebba Was raised in a Hindu family, and she started reaching out 15:53 and she came she got in contact with another Christian group. 15:58 And she attended church there for a while. 16:00 When her father found out he beat her. 16:03 But she kept on going. 16:04 And then during COVID time, online, 16:07 she connected with an Adventist lady doctor. 16:11 And they did studies online and by and by this doctor 16:15 decided to come to our training and invited her to join. 16:19 And so she 16:20 came and she was at our training for five days. 16:24 Her parents didn't know where she was, 16:26 and they called her and said, Your grandfather's very sick. 16:30 You have to come back home. 16:31 So she packed up and wept and went back home. 16:36 And we didn't think we would see. 16:37 She didn't want to leave. 16:40 We didn't think we'd see her again. 16:41 But our next training, she applied again 16:43 and she's like, Please let me come. 16:45 I really want to finish this. 16:47 So we accepted her. She came back. 16:50 She was there for two or three weeks and her parents 16:53 called and said, Your sister was in an accident. 16:56 You have to come home. 16:57 And we're like, The devil is 16:58 really working on this girl he doesn't want her there. 17:03 We thought this was a ploy 17:04 by the parents to keep her away from the training. Yeah, right. 17:07 Yeah, sounds like it. 17:08 Yeah, but the girl had had an accident. 17:09 She was in a coma. 17:11 A couple of days later, she messaged me and said, 17:14 I want to come back. Please let me come back. 17:17 And we're like, Of course, come back. 17:19 She's like, When she came back, she said, 17:22 My parents don't care about me at all. 17:23 They just want my money. 17:25 I feel love here and I want to be here. 17:29 So after like towards the end of the training, 17:33 she took me for a walk on Sabbath 17:35 and she's like, Sheryl, ma'am, I want to be baptized. 17:41 Through the training, she had learned everything 17:43 she needed to be baptized. We cover the doctrines. 17:45 We cover experience with Jesus. 17:47 We cover how to surrender everything, you know? 17:50 So we knew she was grounded. Yeah. 17:53 And so Ed arranged for a pastor to come. 17:56 And she was baptized. 17:59 A few days before that, 18:01 she got a call from her, a good friend of hers, 18:04 and she didn't know that her father was in the same room 18:07 listening to this conversation 18:09 because her father didn't know where she was. 18:10 She hadn't been in contact with the family for some time. 18:14 And he said, you call and you 18:18 you ask Jebba about where she is and stuff. 18:20 I want to know. 18:22 So she told her friend, I'm here in Hour I am. 18:26 I'm taking this training 18:28 and in a few days I'm going to be baptized. 18:30 And the father grabbed the phone and he said, 18:33 If you're baptized, I will kill you or you'll die. 18:37 You're not going to stay living. 18:38 So the next day she took me for another walk, or that day 18:42 probably even, and she told me what had happened. 18:45 And I'm like, Jebba, what do you want to do? 18:48 What do you want us to do? 18:49 How do you want to deal with this? 18:51 And she said, 18:53 Cheryl, ma'am, I'm ready to die. 18:57 I want to be baptized. 19:00 Yeah... 19:01 Giving your all for Jesus. 19:03 That's right. 19:05 Yeah. 19:07 So you've been running this training program now what? 19:09 How many years? 19:11 Three. We've done. 19:13 We finished three batches. 19:15 We started before COVID, and the first our first training 19:19 program was cut right in half by COVID. 19:22 We switched from face to face in a classroom to online. 19:25 But it just it just didn't work. 19:28 How do you do massage online? 19:30 You know, how do you teach hydrotherapy online? 19:33 It just Yeah, sure. 19:34 And the students we had lots of people sign up 19:37 and nobody like they didn't finish it. 19:39 It just didn't work. 19:41 There was this one young man. 19:44 He was acquainted with us. 19:46 We knew him from campus. 19:47 He came to church and he kept talking 19:49 about our training, that he wanted to come, 19:51 but he never really committed. 19:53 And then he sent one of his friends to our 19:58 second training 19:59 we did. 20:00 And then his his friend did really well. 20:04 And so then he decided he was coming. 20:08 Well, there was a young lady that was coming too, and he wanted 20:11 to get to know her. 20:12 So but, you know, that's part of life. 20:16 But he was an engineer, a software engineer, 20:19 and he thought, well, 20:20 I'll take the training and I'll be able to help 20:23 with church ministry a little bit, but I'll do 20:25 most of my, you know, go back to my engineering work. 20:28 Partway through the training, it was about three quarters 20:32 of the way through. 20:33 He he talked to Cheryl and I and he said, you know, 20:35 I've come to a big decision in my life. 20:39 He said, 20:41 I'm not going to do this software engineering anymore. 20:45 I want to do 20:46 medical ministry full time. 20:49 Oh, whoa. 20:52 He said, This has changed my life. 20:53 What a commitment. Right. Right. 20:56 He said, the Lord has changed me. 21:00 And now he said, I can share with other people. 21:04 So, yeah, we were amazed. 21:06 Praise the Lord. 21:08 As our trainings continue, one after the other, 21:12 we get people that are already have a profession, sure, 21:16 but they want to come back 21:17 and learn some more about how they can enhance 21:20 the ministry that they already have. 21:22 It's rightly named the center of Influence because you think of 21:26 how this spreads all over India when these people 21:29 leave and go back to wherever they are and work. 21:32 I think it's a wonderful ministry. 21:35 So someday you're going to 21:38 finish your work there and you're going 21:40 to probably come back to Canada, the United States. 21:43 And as you reflect on your ministry over there, 21:46 what kind of an impact 21:48 do you think that it's made on your lives? 21:52 We were talking about that the other day. 21:53 We're so busy in India and at our age 21:58 thinking about retirement. 22:01 We can't just go back and sit in a church pew and do nothing. 22:06 Well, to 22:07 go back to what we were before would be very, very challenging. 22:10 Yeah, I bet it would. 22:12 Yeah. Yeah. 22:13 When you see the impact that you can have on people's 22:16 lives with what you do, it's got to be. 22:20 Yeah, it's, it's one thing for me to do 22:23 ministry of some sort. 22:24 You reach a certain group of people, but to train others 22:28 how to do that very ministry and you multiply the effect 22:32 and the reach the influence all over. 22:35 That's got to be profound. 22:37 Yeah. Well, thank you both. 22:39 It is such a front 22:42 line ministry to be involved in something like that. 22:45 So you're leaving to go back 22:47 to India here pretty quick and starting another program. 22:51 So Lord's blessing to you both. 22:53 Thank you. Keep praying for us. 22:58 Well, hello, everyone. 22:59 My name is Aaron Rittenour, and this is a new segment 23:02 that we are starting and adding into Adventures in Missions. 23:05 And through this segment, I want to be talking to you 23:07 about some of the new and exciting things 23:09 that are happening right now with Gospel Outreach. 23:12 This segment is going to be 23:12 great for people 23:14 who are invested in Gospel Outreach in any possible way, 23:16 even for people 23:17 who are just curious about the growth 23:19 and things that are happening on the ground. 23:21 But before I do that with this first segment, 23:25 I just want to kind of introduce myself 23:26 so that you know who I am. 23:28 So I got involved with Gospel Outreach in 2017, 23:31 and I was right away impressed with the way 23:35 that Gospel Outreach manages their money. 23:38 Now, this organization has always been primarily volunteer, 23:42 and so when you donate a dollar to this organization, 97 cents 23:45 of your dollar goes directly to the spreading of the Gospel, 23:50 which is just amazing that Gospel Outreach 23:52 has actually been able to do that. 23:54 It's all the Lord. It's not us, it's the Lord. 23:57 It's a blessing on this organization. 23:59 And I truly believe that the Lord has blessed 24:01 this organization 24:02 in such a major extent because of this style 24:07 in which we've been doing things for so long. 24:10 So when I got involved with Gospel Outreach, 24:13 I spent some time. 24:14 I went to India for two months with one of 24:15 the Gospel Outreach directors, and I was just right away 24:19 blown away. 24:20 The Lord drew me to wanting to be more intimately involved 24:24 with missions. 24:25 And creating video content has always been a passion of mine, 24:28 and I started my own business. 24:29 I was filming a reality TV show and it was just meaningless. 24:33 We were scripting out fights. 24:35 We were doing 24:36 all of these things that just really meant nothing to me. 24:40 And so I came onboard at Gospel Outreach. 24:43 And ever since I've been here, we have been able to grow 24:46 some of the media department here. 24:47 We're making a lot of exciting changes. 24:50 My wife and I, back in late October of 2022, 24:54 we went over to Asia for five months to film a 24:57 new TV show for Gospel Outreach called Destination 10/40. 25:01 And so we spent our time in Asia living with the people. 25:05 It has always been my goal 25:07 to travel and to live with people in their villages. 25:10 My wife and I are willing to sleep anywhere. 25:12 We slept on concrete, we slept in the dirt, 25:14 we slept all over the place. 25:16 But the reason why I like to do things that way is 25:19 when you're a film team that comes in to a village 25:22 where there's an Adventist church, 25:24 maybe where 25:25 there's a Gospel Outreach Bible worker, 25:26 and you just run around, get the shots that you need, 25:29 and then you leave. 25:31 I don't think it looks very good. 25:32 I think it leaves a 25:33 a bad taste in the mouths of the people 25:36 who are watching and witnessing this happen. 25:38 It seems like we're taking advantage of them. 25:40 So my wife and I made it a point to go into these villages 25:43 and to actually live with them, to work with them. 25:46 We harvested rice in a rice paddy field. 25:49 Those are the things that we wanted to do. 25:51 And when we were working in that rice paddy field, 25:53 you know, in a country like India, 25:55 being that the color of skin that we are the country 25:58 that we're from, we're a high class 26:01 and so we're not supposed to be working in a rice paddy field. 26:03 So when we went to that rice paddy field, 26:06 everyone was shocked. 26:08 They could not believe 26:09 that we were out wading around in the mud, planting rice. 26:12 And so then that opened the door 26:14 for them to start asking the questions, 26:16 Why are you doing this? 26:18 And then that is 26:19 when we were able to explain to them that we're 26:21 all the same in Jesus. 26:23 And so we were able to start to break down that barrier of 26:26 of the cast system in India in the minds of so many people. 26:30 So this was a very exciting experience. 26:32 And our show that we filmed, 26:34 we are very proud of it and we're excited to be able 26:37 to show this to you. 26:38 The Lord blessed us immensely on the trip. 26:41 We were gone for five months and I got sick on the last week 26:44 before we flew home. 26:46 And it is unheard of to travel in a third world country 26:49 and not get food poisoning, not get sick in any way. 26:52 But the Lord kept us healthy 26:53 and we were able to produce this 13 episode show. 26:57 So it's called Destination 10/40 and we now have 27:01 a streaming service. 27:02 Gospel Outreach has a streaming service. 27:04 It's called GOTV Missions. 27:05 You can download it on your smartphone, 27:07 you can download it on your smart TV, just search, 27:09 GOTV Missions, 27:10 and we host media content for other Adventist 27:13 affiliated organizations as well. 27:15 So if you love missions or you love foreign missions, 27:18 if you want to stay up to date 27:20 with the things 27:21 that are happening, not just with Gospel Outreach 27:23 but with other organizations as well, 27:25 I highly recommend you download this app. 27:27 Also GOTV Missions is where we will be releasing Destination 27:31 10/40 before we ever broadcast it on the television stations. 27:36 The first place will be on the streaming service. 27:38 So if you are at all interested in watching the show, 27:42 download the app, check out Destination 10/40. 27:45 I really appreciate the time that you've given me today. 27:47 I only have this short amount of time 27:49 and we'll be giving you 27:50 some up to date statistics and information 27:53 about new things, more new, exciting things happening here 27:56 at Gospel Outreach. 27:57 But until next time, God bless you. 28:00 Get involved, and I'll see you in the next episode. 28:05 Well, thanks for being a part 28:06 of Gospel Outreaches, Adventures in Missions today. 28:10 I know that you probably found these stories 28:13 quite inspirational like I did. 28:15 If you want to hear more, go to Gospel 28:17 Outreaches website. 28:19 It's called goaim.org. 28:21 And there you'll find lots. 28:23 God bless you as you continue to minister for him. 28:27 I still have so many more stories I could have told. 28:27 Hi I'm Julie 28:28 host of the mission focused TV show 28:29 Adventures in Missions. 28:30 And on behalf of Gospel outreach we're inviting you 28:31 we're inviting you to a birthday party. |
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