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Series Code: JFAN
Program Code: JFAN000044A
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00:22 Hello and welcome to Jesus for Asia Now.
00:24 I am Natalie Wood, and I have my husband Jon with me today. 00:27 Hello, love. Hi, darling, how are you today? 00:29 I am doing fine. Praise the Lord. 00:31 In 2014, Brian and Jessica were getting ready 00:35 to go to Thailand as missionaries 00:37 and they were sharing 00:38 with some friends that they were going... 00:39 actually, they shared that they were going 00:41 to Thailand with a lot of people. 00:43 But one person who responded to that need 00:45 as well is Joshua Bauder. 00:47 And his heart was drawn out 00:49 here in about the needs in Thailand. 00:51 He had been from a rough background, 00:54 and he had become a Bible worker. 00:57 God had completely changed his life around. 00:59 And so he went to Thailand to be a missionary there, 01:03 and he met a beautiful young lady named Chitlada. 01:07 And then after they got married, 01:08 they started looking together for a place 01:10 where they could worship... On Sabbath. 01:11 And help serve on Sabbath. 01:13 So we do have a video... Okay. 01:15 Of the slum church, as we call it. 01:18 So let's play that at this time. 01:19 Okay. 01:21 My wife and I were looking for a church. 01:23 And when we came here after the service, it was, 01:27 "Let's go visit people in the community." 01:29 And I am a Bible worker, and I'm going 01:33 and meeting with the Thai people, 01:35 talking to them. 01:36 And after we got closer to the kids 01:38 and we got closer to the people here, 01:40 I don't want to just come here, we need to help these people. 01:44 So this is Basu. 01:45 Sà wàt dii kâ, Basu. 01:47 She's lived here for 18 years. 01:50 They were looking to start a church here, 01:51 they were looking to get involved here. 01:53 She was the first one to show interest, 01:56 and she was the first member of the church 01:58 and, you know, she has lived here 02:00 when the conditions aren't good. 02:02 We had rains, so the house, it's flooded, 02:06 but she is always happy. 02:08 She is always happy. 02:09 And she never complains about money 02:12 or anything like that 02:13 even though she doesn't have any. 02:14 So she's really been 02:17 an instrumental part of our church. 02:22 I really love teaching. 02:24 I really want to be with the children. 02:27 I want to tell them about God. 02:30 I enjoy working with the kids, 02:33 teaching them, I don't know if I enjoy. 02:36 There are bad kids, you know, they don't have any structure, 02:40 they don't have any routine, 02:42 they don't have anyone to teach them that. 02:45 Sometimes it's very difficult for me 02:49 but every time that I teach outside I sing, 02:52 but inside I pray. 02:58 I can see the development in them. 03:01 They know how to share things, 03:03 and they teach each other the memory verse. 03:07 You know, lot of these kids are getting hit by their parents, 03:10 they're getting yelled at by their parents, 03:11 and that's the only interaction that they have. 03:13 And so the one thing that I try to focus on 03:16 is making sure that they know that I love them. 03:18 And at first, when you tell them 03:21 that you love them, they push you away like 03:24 they get really like put off by it, you know. 03:27 And one little girl in particular, at first, 03:31 she would run for me and she didn't like it, 03:33 she would go and tell my wife, and then like hit me 03:36 and things like that, but now whenever she sees me, 03:38 she will come up to me and she'll hug me 03:40 and she wants me to hold her 03:41 and she enjoys the friendship that we have now. 03:46 I love children and I know that God's going to change them 03:50 and God's going to lead them 03:52 to be the light of this community. 03:59 When the kids program is going on there's a team of us 04:02 which will go out to the neighborhood 04:04 and we'll go into the community 04:06 and see their needs and ask, "What can we do?" 04:09 to make a difference in their lives. 04:11 Our main purpose is actually to go there 04:13 to bring in more people to come to church 04:16 so that they can learn more about Christ. 04:18 My goal for this community 04:22 is to help them to know God 04:26 and live their life in a godly way. 04:30 People here are not as open as you think 04:34 they would be for help. 04:36 A lot of people here are very comfortable 04:39 in how they live. 04:41 You know, when we go to their houses, 04:43 you know, first thought that comes to my mind is, 04:46 "How can they live like this?" 04:47 You know, "How can they be comfortable with this?" 04:49 But they are. 04:50 And that everybody is accused and hurt, 04:52 and I mean physically, 04:53 I mean they're all emotionally hurt, 04:55 but they're all physically hurt too in some way, 04:58 and so we go and pray for them. 05:01 The one thing that I think a lot of communities like this 05:05 and a lot of people who want to help 05:08 because one thing they lack is consistency 05:10 and that's the one thing that we're trying 05:12 to bring here is consistency. 05:15 We're not loving the kids sometimes, 05:17 not coming here sometimes but every Sabbath, 05:20 you know, I want to make it every day 05:22 and that's what we're working for 05:25 and just to be here so I know that 05:26 they have someone to turn to, 05:28 so they know that they have somebody is going to help them, 05:30 and someone who loves them wants the best for them. 05:33 You know, we have a lot to pray for here, 05:34 you know, and a lot of work ahead of us. 05:40 What a beautiful lighthouse that church has become. 05:43 Right. Yeah. 05:44 Right, God is good. Amen. 05:45 What a blessing. Yeah. 05:47 Josh and Chitlada found themselves 05:49 drawing more and more to helping there 05:52 and they started teaching the children 05:55 different times, you know, different things. 05:57 Throughout the week. Yeah. Yeah. 05:58 So they wouldn't just come on Sabbath, 06:00 they would come Sunday 06:02 and do a program for most of the day on Sunday. 06:05 They were hoping to do an after-school program. 06:08 So every night of the week, 06:09 there would be something for those kids to do. 06:13 But that hasn't happened yet. 06:15 Well, they got us stepped in 06:16 and we're going to tell you that story too. 06:20 Right. 06:21 Well, we have a little video of them teaching the children. 06:23 Okay. 06:39 You know, every week, 06:41 we want to teach the kids one more verse, 06:44 we want to teach them one more song, 06:46 we want to teach them 06:47 how to behave a little bit better. 06:49 We want to show them that we love them 06:50 just a little bit more, 06:52 that's our short-term goals really is every week 06:54 just build a little on what we have already. 07:11 My motivation, you know, aside from 07:14 just where God wants me to be 07:16 and God has put me here, besides that, 07:19 it's their ignorance, that's my motivation 07:22 because I know that when I was a little kid, 07:25 when I was... 07:27 even now, you know, 07:29 I don't really know what's good for me. 07:30 I know what I want, but I don't know 07:32 what's good for me. 07:33 And, you know, I know they're the same way 07:36 is that they don't know what's good for them 07:38 and they've never had the opportunity 07:40 to have something that's good for them. 07:42 And so that's what motivates me to come here 07:45 and to be with these kids 07:47 and to be with the people here because the kids, 07:50 they have no choice, 07:52 they didn't choose to live here, 07:53 they didn't choose to be poor, 07:54 they didn't choose to be ignorant, 07:56 they didn't choose any of this, you know. 07:58 Their parents chose it for them and they have no choice. 08:01 And so I want... 08:02 My motivation is to show them another way, 08:05 show them that the world is bigger than the slum, 08:08 that there is opportunity, they just have to grab it. 08:12 I mean, it's the best feeling in the world, 08:14 you know, when you get these little kids 08:15 that learn how to read, 08:18 when you get the kids to memorize a verse 08:20 or memorize a song 08:21 or learn how to play ukulele and they love it, 08:25 I mean, it's the most rewarding feeling in the world. 08:39 And this is what's so beautiful to me 08:41 because God takes somebody 08:42 that really didn't care much about life, anything in life. 08:45 And He puts this love in their heart for these kids, 08:50 and they're doing a very humble ministry. 08:53 Lot of people think, "Well, when I go overseas 08:54 and do some work, 08:55 I'm going to build a big this or do this," 08:58 or, you know, something. 08:59 It will be some big important thing. 09:01 Yeah, and they're just loving all the kids and teaching them. 09:04 And that's enough, you know, 09:06 to try to help these kids to have a better life. 09:09 Yeah. And they started with love. 09:11 You know, you could see the first time that Josh... 09:15 that you were there to visit with Josh, 09:17 you could see that the kids knew 09:19 that he loved them. 09:20 When they first started to show love to these kids, 09:23 tell them that they loved them, tell them that they, you know, 09:26 thought they were great kids, 09:27 the kids didn't know how to handle it. 09:29 They never experienced that before. 09:31 And they were bad kids, they would, 09:33 you know beat on each other 09:35 and then after they started to get familiar that, 09:39 "Oh, they do love us, they do care about us," 09:41 all the kids just like loving it. 09:44 They swarm him. Yeah, they swarm him. 09:48 So then they started getting a little bit of a picture 09:51 because of the difficult environment in the slum 09:54 that it's bad really, 09:55 it's a bad environment for children to grow up. 09:57 And there's alcohol, there's drugs, 09:59 there's all sorts of things going on there. 10:02 And so they started to get an idea 10:04 that if they could sponsor some of these kids 10:06 to get a higher education in an Adventist environment 10:09 where they could learn more about God 10:11 while they got better education, 10:13 it would empower them to have a life outside of the slum. 10:16 Right, because in the slum, you have a mentality 10:19 that this is all there is. 10:21 And they wanted to... 10:22 And also, you know, certain expectations, 10:25 "IF you are here this is the way you behave," 10:27 and a lot of that was very unhealthy, 10:29 very unhealthy attitudes, very unhealthy practices. 10:32 And so Josh is like, 10:33 "I got to get these kids out of here, 10:35 if they're ever going to break free, 10:37 they have to be able to get out when they're young." 10:40 And so he developed a scholarship program. 10:42 There's an Adventist academy in the north of Thailand 10:45 called Chiang Mai Adventist Academy 10:48 and he was wanting to send them there. 10:50 Right. 10:52 And they fundraised, 10:53 and shared the stories, and people gave. 10:56 Yes. 10:57 And they were able to raise enough 10:59 to send two kids up there last year. 11:01 Right, it costs only about $1,200 11:04 for an entire year including room, tuition, 11:08 and food for whole school year, 11:11 and so they sent two kids up there. 11:13 Right, and we have a video of the school 11:15 so that everyone can see what it looks like. 11:17 Okay. 11:20 We're planning to have these kids sent 11:22 to Chiang Mai Adventist Academy 11:25 to pursue an Adventist education. 11:28 So we just got down with the meeting 11:30 with the administrator and the principal 11:31 here at Chiang Mai Adventist Academy 11:33 that it's going to cost about $1,000 to $1,200 11:37 to send a student here for a whole year. 11:39 This just seems like a really godly environment 11:42 from everything that they said. 11:43 Environment that's really going to show them the God's love, 11:46 and so we have the opportunity now to send our kids, 11:50 our scholarship kids here to learn here, 11:53 to learn about God here, and to learn about 11:55 how would a Christian lives their life here. 12:01 Our small goals for right now is just to love these kids, 12:06 to show them that I want the best for them. 12:08 Our medium goals are to teach them 12:10 and showing them Jesus and giving them opportunity 12:14 with the school, with scholarships, with things 12:18 that they don't have that kind of seem helpless to them 12:21 that opportunities that they would never have 12:24 if somebody didn't come down here 12:25 and get to know them. 12:34 Okay, well, Josh and Chitlada 12:36 because of where they were living in an apartment, 12:38 it took them like 20 minutes to get to the slum. 12:41 And in traffic in Bangkok, sometimes it would take longer 12:44 and even though they rode a motor bike. 12:46 And so they were thinking about moving in to the slum, 12:50 they were actually looking, but there was no place 12:52 inside the slum that was available 12:54 and so they were looking nearby... 12:55 Right. 12:56 Had moving to some other place nearby. 12:59 And then several events happened 13:02 which the Lord told them, 13:04 "No, this is not My plan for you." 13:05 Correct. 13:06 And the first of those was 13:08 that they had a motorcycle accident. 13:10 And so, you know, Josh is under a motorbike, 13:13 Chitlada is under another motorbike, 13:15 and Josh hears Chitlada screaming 13:18 and then she's quiet... Right. 13:20 And they both think the other one has died. 13:23 Yeah. 13:24 Josh says that was the worst feeling in my life, 13:27 just to think that my wife has just been killed. 13:29 Wow. 13:30 Motorbike travel in Bangkok is very dangerous, 13:33 8 to 10 people die every single day 13:35 in Bangkok on motorcycles. 13:38 Right. So after the accident... 13:40 They were like... 13:41 Chitlada said, "I don't ever want to ride a bike again." 13:44 Yeah, and we're like, 13:46 "You shouldn't be riding motorbikes 13:47 on a consistent basis in Bangkok." 13:49 And so we need to get you a car. 13:52 So we started a campaign and people started giving, 13:56 and that surprised Josh. 13:58 He's like, "I didn't think anybody would give for to, 14:00 'let me have a car'", you know? 14:03 Well, he wasn't getting a car for himself. 14:06 It's Chitlada that's so important. 14:08 Right. 14:10 And they're doing ministry, they need to be enabled 14:12 with whatever tools they need. 14:13 Right, and they're taking people to the park, 14:15 they're, you know, doing... Going to the... 14:18 Well, in fact, when they had the motorcycle accident, 14:20 they were on their way to the hospital 14:21 to visit someone and then they had to... 14:23 So they ended up in the hospital. 14:24 They had to go to the hospital themselves. 14:26 So, you know, it's very obvious 14:29 that people need to be enabled to do the ministry 14:31 that God is asking them to do. Right. 14:33 And so we started fundraising and people started giving 14:36 and we got enough to at least make the down payment, 14:40 and so JFA loaned them a little extra 14:44 out of the We're Needed Most fund. 14:46 The people have been giving too and we praised God for that. 14:49 And so now they have a car. Right. 14:52 And then what happened? 14:53 The first two young people who they had sent up there, 14:55 one was a boy and one was a girl, 14:57 and the girl's name is Prow. 14:59 And she started having problems 15:00 and she actually tried to take her own life one day. 15:04 Correct. She got that desperate... 15:06 And so Josh and Chitlada ran up to Chiang Mai 15:08 to see what they could do to help her. 15:11 Of course, they didn't have the car then 15:13 so they had to... They took the overnight bus. 15:14 But then they talked with her 15:16 and talked with the school officials 15:18 and the hospital 15:19 and tried to look around for help for her, 15:21 and they did take her to a mental hospital also, 15:24 but they were just going to check her in 15:25 and put her on a drug therapy thing. 15:28 Right, not good. 15:29 So Josh and Chitlada were concerned for her 15:31 and decided not to do that. 15:32 Yeah, they were saying, 15:33 "They're not going to really care for her. 15:34 This girl needs somebody that's going to care for her." 15:38 And so they looked at all the different options 15:40 and they were coming up with nothing. 15:42 And so they thought, 15:43 "Well, maybe we are God's solution for this girl." 15:48 So they started praying about 15:49 whether they should move to Chiang Mai. 15:51 Yes. Right. And that was a huge thing. 15:53 Chitlada had a good job in Bangkok, 15:55 they had their apartment there, they had the work... 15:57 And the ministry, and the slum, to give all that up 16:00 to go live up in the north of Thailand 16:04 just so that they could take care of just one girl. 16:07 And a lot of people were telling them, 16:09 "You know, you've have already 16:10 sacrificed enough for her", you know. 16:13 "She has done this to herself, just let her go." 16:16 And but Josh is like, "I love this girl", 16:20 you know, and "She needs care." 16:25 And I'm thinking at back of my mind I was like, 16:26 "Wow," you know. 16:28 "This is an aspect of God's love 16:30 that very few people ever see." 16:33 Or get an opportunity to act through. 16:37 Right. And so they did that. 16:39 They went back to Bangkok and bought the car, 16:42 and then they moved to Northern Thailand. 16:44 But where were they going to live? 16:46 Right, and that's the next part of the story. 16:48 And this is where I get a little 16:49 tingling sensation go up my spine 16:51 'cause you start to see God actually working. 16:53 I had been there with my father two months before, 16:57 and we had stayed in a house 17:00 near Chiang Mai Adventist Academy 17:02 near our Love for Asia team headquarters. 17:05 Right. 17:06 The owner of that house who I had known 17:08 from years before 17:10 and she was wanting to sell the house, 17:12 but she had it on the market for like $45,000 17:16 and I thought, you know, for here in America 17:17 that's not a bad price for a house 17:19 but that's still a lot of money, 17:21 it's like that would be a pipedream 17:23 and what would we use it for. 17:24 It would be good for, you know, guest housing, 17:28 missionary housing, things like that, 17:29 but we couldn't use it as a studio or an office base, 17:33 it's too small for that. 17:34 So we went over, she wanted to meet with us 17:36 so we went over and visited her in her house, 17:38 and she says, "You know, I want to do 17:40 something for God's work. 17:43 And in my last few years, 17:44 I'd like to sell this for $20,000." 17:47 Wow! Half, less than half. 17:50 Less than half price. 17:51 And so I felt that, you know, my logical mind says, 17:56 "No, don't buy it" 17:57 but my heart says, "You know what..." 17:59 and I sense the holy spirit saying, 18:01 "You need to honor her faith." 18:02 So I said, "Okay," 18:04 not knowing what was going to happen with the house. 18:07 And then like three weeks later, 18:10 Josh was like, "Where are we going to live?" 18:12 Right. 18:14 It's like, "Well, Josh, we just bought a house. 18:18 We didn't buy the whole thing, we put the half down 18:21 and we're paying the rest of it off 18:23 in 10 equivalent installments." 18:25 But to see God say, "Okay, I want you to do this now 18:30 and you don't see the purpose, but I have a purpose." 18:34 Yeah. God is good. 18:35 And so you know the effect that had on Josh and Chitlada. 18:39 It's like, "Wow, God cares about me." 18:41 And this is what's so incredible about 18:44 where we need the most because we have over 18:46 like 50 projects with Jesus for Asia, 18:49 and each project is like amazing. 18:52 But the We're Needed Most fund gives us the opportunity to do 18:56 like quick decisions, if there's... 19:00 with money that's not tied to specific place, 19:02 we can move in to areas that we wouldn't normally 19:05 be able to move into 19:06 because they require quick access 19:08 'cause we have seen situations 19:09 where like if you take the time to do fundraising... 19:14 You lose the opportunity. 19:15 You lose the opportunity, absolutely. 19:17 Back to the scholarship fund. Okay. 19:20 These young people, there's two, 19:22 but then there's more that needs sponsorship. 19:24 Correct. 19:26 And we want to share a couple of videos. 19:27 This first one is specially, 19:28 we will share it a little more afterwards, 19:30 but there is definite need of prayer 19:31 and I think they talk about it in the video. 19:33 Yes. 20:28 Boom Bim is one of the smartest kids. 20:30 She is kind of kept away from everybody else in the area. 20:34 Her mom wants to protect her. 20:38 There was a time where her mom didn't protect her 20:42 and she paid for it, and so she wants 20:45 to keep her away from everything now. 20:48 I don't like to live here. 20:53 'Cause there's a lot of bad people over here. 20:59 Boom Bim loves to read. 21:00 She loves to write, she loves to learn English, 21:03 and she is really motivated, 21:06 and so it's really exciting to see. 21:09 And we had a Christmas program last year 21:13 and that was what brought Boom Bim and Pinognoi in. 21:17 And her mom name is Pinognoi and she was baptized 21:20 three months after the Christmas program, 21:25 and so that was really exciting for us. 21:27 And now she wants to get her daughter to Chiang Mai. 21:32 And Boom Bim really wants to go to Chiang Mai, 21:35 she really wants to go, she wants to get out of here, 21:37 she hates living here, 21:39 she hates her situation, she knows it's bad. 21:41 She is smart enough to know that the way 21:44 that she is living isn't normal 21:47 and she wants to get out of there. 21:49 And I mean that's like there's a diamond 21:53 in the rough right there for us 21:54 and we don't meet anybody like that. 21:57 And so we really want to help Boom Bim, 21:59 but her father is an alcoholic and her father is the one 22:03 who is holding her back from going there. 22:06 But she, you know, her potential 22:13 is higher than anybody else here, 22:15 any of the other kids, anybody here, 22:18 she has the most potential from what we can see 22:21 from my human standards. 22:23 And I think she has the potential to be great 22:27 in many areas of her life. 22:29 And spiritually, she's one of them knowing God, 22:31 I think she could be a great worker for God. 22:33 So I really want to get her out of here 22:37 and get her away from the pain that she has already had 22:40 and the pain that she'll continue to have living here. 22:44 If you could live anywhere in the world 22:46 where would you want to live? 22:49 I want to live in Chiang Mai. 22:51 Chitty: ChiangMai? 22:52 Yes, ChiangMai. I want to go really bad! 22:55 Josh: Why ChiangMai? 22:57 Because I can make a lot of friends there 23:02 and the weather is good. 23:09 Isn't she beautiful? She is. 23:11 And, you know, it's so sad that her father 23:13 has refused to let her go. 23:15 So we need to pray that his heart will be softened 23:18 and that he will be willing to let her go... 23:20 Absolutely. And learn... 23:22 And grow so that she is not stuck in the slum. 23:25 Later in life, she'll have salable skills 23:28 and be a worker for God is our prayer. 23:32 Yes, absolutely. 23:33 We have another video about another couple children 23:36 and we'll talk some more after that one too. 23:38 Okay. 23:49 Em and Aan, they have a really bad home life, 23:53 they have many problems than a house. 23:56 Em has told us that she is seeing her 24:00 older brother doing drugs in the middle of the house. 24:02 We know that that's the main house 24:05 where a lot of the drugs come from 24:07 and things like that and, you know, 24:09 they said they have 10 to 17 people 24:11 live in there all the time, 24:13 and it's just a really bad place to grow up, 24:16 and it'd be like growing up in a meth house in America, 24:20 and it's not a good place to grow up, 24:22 it's not a good place to be there. 24:25 They have no respect for anyone, 24:27 you know, they don't care about anything. 24:30 So these kids haven't been coming to our church 24:34 for probably the last six months 24:36 but when we founded out that 24:38 sexual abuse was happening in their house, 24:40 we don't know if they've been sexually abused or not, 24:42 but when we found out that it was happening 24:45 in their house, 24:46 we decided that we needed 24:47 to get them out of there immediately. 24:50 And they have two, they have an older brother 24:54 and older sister that live them. 24:55 I mean, they're the two youngest, 24:57 and we want all of the kids to go, 25:00 but the parents will just let the kids do whatever they want. 25:04 So the kids don't want to go, 25:05 they don't have to go or anything like that. 25:08 So we didn't really want them to get out of there 25:11 and get out of that situation, to get away from the drugs, 25:14 to get away from everything else 25:16 that happens there. 25:17 We have seen the grandparents chasing 25:19 each other around with knives and hammers and we have seen... 25:23 I have seen fights, brutal fights 25:26 right in front of their house, I have seen all kinds of stuff. 25:29 Chitty: What do you like about living in this community 25:31 and why do you like it? 25:37 Aan: I don't know, my mom just brought me here. 25:42 Chitty: If you could live anywhere 25:44 where would you want to live? 25:46 Aan: A condo. 25:49 I once lived in a condo. 25:53 Chitty: Why a condo? 25:57 Aan: Because my mom said 25:59 she would take me to live in a condo 26:01 but she is saving money now. 26:02 What you don't you like about living here? 26:06 Aan: People here like to fight. 26:09 Em: Every time there's fight pray. 26:14 They live right in front of the gambling den 26:15 and everybody in the house goes in gambles 26:18 and things like that. 26:19 The things that they're learning are not good. 26:21 They are not going to have much of a chance 26:24 to do anything with their life if they don't get out of there. 26:29 And their opportunity to know God 26:32 is basically zero if they keep living there, 26:36 so we're really worried about all the things 26:40 about their survival, about their spiritual life, 26:43 about everything in their life for them 26:46 because if we just continue to let them live there, 26:51 their view of God, their opportunity to know God 26:54 is just going to be incredibly bad. 27:00 You know, I know a lot of people 27:02 are just thinking right now, 27:03 "I just want to hug them and take them home." 27:06 Too bad that's not possible. Right. 27:08 But we can make an impact in their lives. 27:10 Right, we can. 27:11 First of all, with these kids, we have to pray 27:13 because that their parents' hearts 27:15 will be softened. 27:17 Yeah, to let them go. 27:19 Maybe with Josh and Chitlada living there, 27:21 maybe there's a possibility. 27:23 Yes, it's going to be so exciting to see these kids 27:25 up there out of the slum 27:28 in a Christ-centered environment 27:29 with Josh and Chitlada right nearby 27:32 acting as their parents, 27:33 what an amazing opportunity. 27:36 Yeah. It will be so awesome. 27:39 If you would like to sponsor one of these children 27:41 or give to We're Needed Most 27:42 to help us to be able to follow up 27:45 on the opportunities that God brings before us. 27:47 You can send your tax deductible love gift 27:49 to Jesus for Asia. 27:51 PO Box 1221, Collegedale, Tennessee 37315. 27:56 Call us at (423) 413-7321 28:00 or visit our website at Jesus4Asia.org. 28:03 Thank you so much for joining us today 28:05 and may God richly bless you 28:07 until we see you again next time 28:09 on Jesus for Asia Now. |
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