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Series Code: JFAN
Program Code: JFAN000069A
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00:21 - Hello and welcome to Jesus For Asia Now. 00:24 I'm Natalie Wood and today we've got some neat stories 00:26 of what God is doing to help people 00:28 with their health in Thailand. 00:31 Welcome to the show Kerry. 00:32 - Thank you. 00:34 - Now, you have a degree in, what is your degree, 00:36 what were your studies? 00:38 - I have a Bachelor's Degree in Nursing 00:40 that I got from Southern Adventist University. 00:43 - Okay, so when you got your Bachelor's Degree in Nursing 00:46 were you planning to go to the mission field? 00:49 - Yeah, at some point I knew I would be going overseas. 00:53 - Okay, and where are you working now? 00:55 - Right now I'm in Thailand, in the jungles of Thailand, 01:00 in the Mae Hong Son province. 01:01 - Okay, and what are you doing there? 01:04 - I help run a lifestyle clinic. 01:07 We do mostly natural remedies, 01:09 actually we do all natural remedies. 01:11 And, we just provide a place for people to come 01:15 that we can try to help them feel better. 01:18 - Okay, so I know we have a number of pictures 01:21 to go through, so let's go ahead and start with those. 01:24 So what is this first picture? 01:27 - [Kerry] This first picture is of me 01:30 helping out the village that we live in, 01:32 and we're at the harvesting. 01:35 We just harvested some rice and this we're pulling the rice. 01:40 - Okay, a lot of work. 01:43 - Yeah, but it's really fun. 01:45 (Natalie laughs) I enjoy it. 01:47 - That's good, that's good. 01:48 Service is fun then? 01:50 - Oh yeah, definitely. 01:51 - [Natalie] Okay, all right 01:53 and what is this next picture of? 01:55 - This is a picture of Grandma, we call her Grandma Ruth 01:59 and her granddaughter, think it's her grandmother. 02:04 And Grandma Ruth is kinda the reason 02:06 that we kind of all got started, our clinic really started 02:10 taking off, is because of her. 02:13 And she has end-stage renal disease, 02:16 and when Lisa and I first assessed her 02:22 we weren't quite sure exactly what was going on. 02:24 So after we went to the hospital and got test results, 02:26 we knew what was going on, and we formed a treatment plan, 02:30 all natural, and we've been taking care of her 02:32 every single day since then, and she's still alive. 02:37 And she comes for treatments every single day 02:39 at our clinic. 02:41 - Okay, so end-state renal disease, 02:43 can you explain that in layman's terms, 02:45 because I know I'm not a medical person, 02:47 and I'm sure we have viewers that aren't also. 02:49 - Yes, it's basically when your kidneys are not functioning 02:52 as well as they should, and if it's end-stage 02:54 it means that it's around 10%, so they're not filtering 03:02 and processing like they should. 03:04 - Okay. 03:05 - But really bad, so your kidneys are not... 03:09 - Not working at all. - Yeah, not working 03:11 hardly at all. 03:12 - Okay, so if she was here in America, what would she be, 03:15 how would she be being treated? 03:17 - She would probably receive dialysis 03:21 probably a few times per week 03:23 because she does have really, really poor kidney function. 03:28 - Okay, and I know they wanted to do dialysis with her. 03:31 But how far is it to the hospital 03:32 where she would have the dialysis? 03:35 - The dialysis center, the only one they had 03:37 was three hours, three to five, maybe it was five hours, 03:41 I think it was five hours away in Mae Hong Son 03:44 to the hospital over there. 03:45 - One way? - Yes. 03:47 - Wow, so she would have to do that multiple 03:49 times a week. 03:50 - Yeah, which is not realistic. 03:52 - Yeah, this family has a motorbike? 03:55 - They have a motorbike and they do actually, 03:58 one of the sons has a truck, but still-- 04:02 - But it's still not realistic for her to go that far. 04:04 Okay, so what kind of natural remedies 04:06 did God impress you to use for this lady? 04:09 - We decided to do our own kind of treatment, 04:13 which was, we call it charcoal dialysis. 04:15 And so we do hot baths for her and I put charcoal powder 04:22 in it and she stays in the bath for about 30 minutes, 04:27 and we do, actually, two treatments per day usually. 04:30 And, it helps, it basically does the job 04:34 of what our kidneys are doing is relieving, 04:36 - To draw-- - Excreting the toxins 04:38 from her body. 04:40 And we also give her, 04:41 we gave her a lot of lifestyle counseling, 04:44 and she actually became a complete vegetarian, 04:47 and that helped a lot in aiding her kidneys. 04:52 - Hmm. - And so, this is a picture 04:55 of some villagers. 04:56 I call the woman in that picture is, 05:01 I call her Angie with the baby, 05:04 we so, refer to people in the village like that. 05:07 And I spend a lot of time with them, 05:09 and they've become, we've gotten pretty close. 05:13 I actually babysit her daughter quite a bit, 05:15 and she comes over to the house, I make her food, 05:17 I go to her house and she makes me food, 05:20 and then the other two little girls 05:21 are just some of the other 05:23 little girls in the village - Neighbor, 05:25 Neighbor kids. - Yeah, yeah. 05:26 - [Natalie] How nice. 05:27 - Visiting, yeah. 05:29 - So, are you learning the language then? 05:32 - I'm attempting to learn the language. 05:35 These are two women that I went to another village, 05:40 and I did a small clinic in their village, 05:43 and I don't remember what they had, 05:45 but they're holding the herbs that I gave them 05:49 to take, the supplements I had them take. 05:52 - Okay, so I know that there are challenges 05:54 with some of the, you mentioned it 05:57 with the grandma, with lifestyle. 05:59 - Mm-hmm. - What are some of things 06:00 that you see frequently that if they could change this, 06:05 or if they would change this, it would help their health, 06:07 like, right away? 06:09 - Well, one of the main things I see, 06:11 is that the Karen like to eat almost anything. 06:14 And so, when I got to their homes 06:16 I see a lot of what they eat, and it's, 06:19 they eat anything from snakes, rats, 06:25 I've seen dung beetles. 06:26 So they like a vast array of foods, 06:30 and so we really try to encourage them 06:34 to at least not eat the snakes and rats, 06:38 and definitely they eat a lot of pork, 06:41 that's one of their main things 06:43 that they will eat for protein. 06:47 And, so we really encourage them to try to 06:52 eat a little bit more healthy. 06:54 - Yeah, it can be hard though 06:56 because this is the way they've grown up, 06:58 and so they have to think about it 06:59 a completely different way, 07:01 and they have to incentive sometimes, 07:04 like the grandma. - Yes, it's true, 07:06 it helped save her life. 07:09 But we've seen that some of the villagers 07:11 actually start to think about it. 07:14 We've told her why she shouldn't, we shouldn't 07:18 be eating snakes and rats, and then the next day 07:21 she came and she was like, she asked us, she said, 07:25 "Is it okay, should I eat pork, 07:28 "or should I leave that out too?" 07:30 And so they're starting to think, 07:31 and they see how we eat too. 07:34 So being an example has also helped a lot 07:36 in being, helping change their lifestyle. 07:39 - Mm-hmm, now what about drinking water, 07:42 do they drink enough water? 07:45 - No, they hardly drink any water, 07:48 and it gets really hot and it's really humid there, 07:50 and so we get a lot of people who are dehydrated. 07:53 And so we really try to encourage them to drink 07:56 lots of water, because they're out working 07:58 every single day. 07:59 But, they, a lot of the patients that I get, 08:05 their problems are caused by dehydration, 08:09 and so we really, really to push drinking water, 08:12 but they don't really like drinking water. 08:14 And, I mean, I understand a lot of people 08:16 have a problem with that, 08:17 but we really try to encourage that. 08:20 - Yeah, because then you get bladder issues, 08:23 and you get kidney issues, and-- 08:24 - Mm-hmm, all kinds of problems 08:27 from not drinking enough water. 08:28 - Wow, wow. - The very basic thing 08:32 that we just teach them about drinking more water 08:35 can benefit their health. 08:36 - Mm-hmm, what about cleanliness 08:39 in this area where you guys are? 08:41 Is that a problem among the villagers, 08:43 or do they have the basic understanding 08:45 that soap is good. 08:48 - From my observation I've seen 08:51 that their hygiene it really isn't the greatest. 08:55 They have a lot of dogs and cats running 08:57 around everywhere, especially where they eat. 09:00 And so, I can see that, I try to teach them. 09:05 I mean, it's really hard to teach them, 09:07 because their homes are all open, 09:09 so of course stray, 09:10 the dogs come in - Anything can come in, yeah. 09:12 - Yeah, so it's really dirty, but I try to encourage them 09:16 to clean up as much as possible, after, you know, 09:21 if the animals have been in there. 09:24 But I think they have a basic understanding, 09:28 in some ways they do have their outhouses 09:32 further from the house, which, I've been in other countries 09:36 and they don't even have that, they just go anywhere, 09:39 so I feel like the Karen maybe have a little bit 09:42 of a better grasp on that. 09:43 But, for the most part, I do try to encourage them 09:47 to use soap. 09:48 Some of them don't have soap, so Lisa makes soap sometimes, 09:52 and we will give it to the patients who really need it. 09:55 - Okay, so what is this next picture? 09:57 - This picture is of Mimi and one our favorite aunties 10:01 in the village. 10:02 And, everyone loves getting their blood pressure 10:05 taken, they're always like, "I want it." 10:07 They want it, I'll take it. 10:08 Any time I go to a house and take their blood pressure, 10:10 there's probably 15 to 20 people wanting it, 10:13 'cause they're like, "Do I have blood pressure?" 10:16 (laughing) 10:17 And of course they do. 10:18 So, I was teaching Mimi, 10:22 this is one of the Sharon's daughters, 10:25 and I taught her how to take blood pressure, 10:28 and do basic vital signs, and basic assessment. 10:32 And so, I was letting her do it on auntie. 10:37 - Okay. (laughs) 10:39 - These are two other aunties in the village. 10:43 It's called Laiko, which is about 45 minutes 10:47 from our village that I live in. 10:49 And, I did a clinic at that home, 10:53 and they were some of the people that came, I think, 10:55 the one on the left, I gave her a massage, 10:58 she has a lot of back problems, and they give her, 11:01 we have massage oil, and I gave that to her, 11:05 and gave her a massage. 11:08 - That's nice. 11:10 Warning, the next picture is graphic, a little bit. 11:13 So what are we seeing in this picture? 11:18 - This is a picture of me removing a tumor 11:22 from a grandma's wrist. 11:25 It was actually her wrist. 11:27 She came to us, she'd been to the hospital 11:29 multiple times for getting the tumor checked out, 11:33 but the hospitals tend to not take as good care 11:37 of the Karen. 11:39 They give them very subpar health care, 11:43 and so she came to use because she heard that people 11:46 actually care about the patients where we are at. 11:50 And so she came and she's just like, "I just need 11:53 "something done, I need, just help me if you can." 11:58 And so, Lisa and I, literally looking at it, 12:03 and we just decided we were gonna remove it. 12:07 And so this is me in the process of removing it. 12:11 And, after I removed it we sutured it back up, 12:15 and everything is great, she's fine. 12:21 - It was a little bit of an adventure 12:22 though. - It was an adventure. 12:23 I've never gotten nauseous. 12:25 I don't think I can ever remember 12:28 in working as a nurse or anything, 12:32 and I worked in OR, I worked in different places, 12:35 but when I was doing this I definitely 12:37 got a little nauseous. 12:39 I think it was a little bit more than, 12:42 it is definitely something I've never done before. 12:45 But she's really happy that we care about her, 12:48 and we wanted to see her feeling better, so. 12:52 - Good, all right, so you're being challenged 12:55 in your medical skills. 12:56 - Yes. - And your training. 12:58 - Very challenged. 12:59 (Natalie laughs) 13:00 But it's good, 'cause I have to ask for wisdom 13:03 all the time from God, and He gives it, so. 13:06 - All right and then you get to see 13:08 the blessing of how he heals people. 13:09 - [Kerry] Yes. 13:11 - Even when, and I know you've got a story to share. 13:13 But even when it's like, how in the world 13:15 could this ever help? 13:16 And then it helps. 13:18 But that story's coming. - Yes. 13:19 - So what is this picture? 13:21 - Actually probably talk about it here. 13:22 This is a group of young people I met 13:25 in the village of Laiko. 13:28 One is, two of them are Buddhist, 13:30 and the one on my right-- - The foreigner. 13:33 - He's french, he's with the Peace Corps, 13:38 and he is Catholic. 13:41 And I met them all in the village of Laiko, 13:44 and we just decided, you know, some young people. 13:48 The Karen girl on my left, she speaks very good English. 13:55 And I actually met her, this is, we went to, 13:56 on a really, really nice hike in their village. 13:59 And her name is Gitar, and she was my translator 14:04 on the day that I went, the grandma I removed 14:06 the tumor from, we sent her home, but I wanted to make sure 14:10 that her sutures were healing, 14:12 and her skin was healing fine. 14:14 And so, I went to her home, and we had a few more people 14:21 come in that needed some medical help, 14:25 and this is a Pwo village, and I am learning S'gaw Karen. 14:31 And so, it was really difficult to understand 14:35 because-- - It doesn't overlap 14:36 very well. - No, and they don't know, 14:39 none of them really knew S'gaw, 14:41 at least in my Pwo village, most of them know S'gaw, 14:44 so we can communicate that way, 14:46 but in this village they didn't even know S'gaw. 14:48 I knew, a couple of words in Pwo. 14:53 A patient came in, or this auntie came in, 14:57 and her hand is stuck like this. 15:01 And I was trying to examine it 15:02 and trying to figure out what was wrong with it. 15:05 I didn't see any, I didn't really see any scarring, 15:08 any wounds, anything, but she says it, 15:11 I knew she said it hurts a lot to even move it. 15:16 And so I was just thinking and praying, 15:18 and I was just like, well I don't know what happened, 15:22 but I was like, Lord, I have no idea what, 15:26 what happened to her hand, 15:28 but I was just like, it would be really helpful 15:30 if I had a translator. 15:31 And that I could understand what these people are saying, 15:34 and that I could help them more effectively. 15:37 And after I prayed that prayer, 15:40 this girl, Gitar, she walks in the door, 15:42 and in perfect English she says, "Hello." 15:45 And I just, I knew exactly then that she could speak 15:48 enough English to help me, 15:52 which is really rare to have a Karen, 15:55 especially a young woman, to be able to translate so well. 16:02 But she'd gone to a school north of Chiang Mai, 16:05 in Chiang Rai, and she was just back for a break, 16:09 and she happened to know that there was a foreigner 16:11 in her, one of the villager's huts, 16:14 and so she just came to help. 16:15 - Wow. - And it was definitely 16:17 a God send. 16:18 So she told me, she was able to translate for me 16:20 that the lady who's hand was messed up, 16:23 that she'd had a fish hook caught in, 16:27 not like just the skin, 16:29 it was like the muscle. 16:31 - Between the muscles. - Yeah. 16:32 And, which obviously with there being nerves, 16:35 and a lot of tissue damage and whatnot. 16:39 And, so she had that removed about two months ago. 16:45 But ever since then, ever since it healed, 16:49 she has excruciating pain whenever she moves it. 16:53 And she's, she's a really hard worker, 16:55 she works in the rice fields, 16:56 and I can see how it would make it difficult for her life. 17:02 - Right, with her hand stuck 17:03 in that position, - Yeah. 17:05 - or it's really super painful. 17:06 - Yeah, both things, 'cause you know, 17:08 if you're using the machete, or whatever it is, 17:12 cooking, it just makes it really difficult. 17:15 And I was just like, I don't, I mean. 17:16 So, I figured, I think it's nerve damage, 17:21 that's basically what I came up with. 17:24 And I was trying to figure out how I could treat it. 17:27 And I only bring a backpack with me 17:29 'cause I take my motorbike, and so I don't have 17:32 a whole lot of supplies with me, 17:34 but I always have charcoal, it's always my go-to. 17:38 And so I was just praying, 17:39 I was like, I don't really have anything, 17:41 I mean like nerve pain is like, 17:43 and nerve damage, sometimes it can get better, 17:47 but it takes a while, and I just didn't know 17:50 really what could help it, so I just was like, 17:52 well, I have charcoal. 17:54 And I was praying and I was just like, 17:56 I'm just gonna use the charcoal, 17:57 I have no idea if it's actually gonna do anything, 17:59 but it doesn't hurt to try. 18:01 So I had her heat up some water, 18:04 and it was fairly hot, 18:07 and I put some charcoal in there, 18:10 and she puts her hand in. 18:12 And then, I was just like, just, you know, 18:14 leave your hand in for maybe 10 to 20 minutes, 18:17 just let it soak in there, 18:18 and about two minutes later, she takes it out, 18:21 and she just starts looking at her hand, 18:24 and then she starts just moving it like this. 18:27 And I was like, I just asked her, I was like, 18:30 "Does it hurt?", she's like, "No, it doesn't hurt." 18:33 And I was like, "Are you sure?" 18:35 She's like, "No, there's no pain. 18:37 "I can move it, totally move it." 18:39 And I was just like, "Great, I'm so glad!" 18:43 I didn't want to act too surprised, 18:45 because I know God can do those things, 18:47 and God can perform miracles, and He is. 18:50 But I was just really happy to see that 18:52 she was feeling better, and her hand was totally functional. 18:56 - Yeah, in two minutes. 18:57 - Yeah, in two minutes. 18:59 - God's remedies. - Yes. 19:00 - Wow, well he told you what to use 19:03 to help her. - Hm, he did. 19:04 - That's neat. 19:06 Okay, well wanna tell another story now. 19:08 - Okay. 19:10 - And that's the story of how God took care of you 19:12 and Mimi in the dark one night. 19:15 So, would you share with us what was going on that day? 19:19 - Yes, about once a week I will go to this village, 19:25 the Dookki, for a medical clinic. 19:27 And, we usually had been going on motorbikes, 19:31 but it was rainy season, so I decided to take the truck, 19:35 which is a four-wheel-drive. 19:37 And Mimi decided to come with me, 19:40 and Lisa just said, "Just remember, there's no headlights. 19:45 "So just be back before dark." 19:47 And I was like, "Okay, sure, no problem." 19:49 I left around early afternoon or something. 19:53 I'm forgetting that lots of people 19:57 like to come when I do medical clinics, 20:00 and so I got there, and there was a lot of patients, 20:06 a lot of people to see, a lot of people to talk to. 20:09 And, right as I was, we were about to go, 20:13 because we would have enough time to get back before dark, 20:15 this man comes running, and literally gets on his knees, 20:19 and starts begging me to come see his wife, 20:23 'cause she's really sick. 20:25 And so, of course I go, I wanna go help her, 20:28 and so I go see. 20:30 And we talk to her, and I do an assessment, 20:32 and it takes a long time because she has a lot of problems. 20:35 She has a lot of diseases. 20:40 Just trying to know what to give her, 20:43 what I had, what I could give her, 20:44 what I needed to bring, and just things like that, 20:47 it took a really long time. 20:49 But, that's okay, we left maybe 20 to 30 minutes 20:55 before it got dark, so I thought, well, I'll just drive 21:00 a little faster. 21:02 And so, it was starting to get dark, 21:06 and we made it to where it goes to the dirt road 21:12 that's maybe two or three miles from our house, 21:17 and then it was dark by the time 21:21 I was about a mile and a half from the house. 21:28 We had no lights. 21:30 I actually gave Mimi my phone to try to 21:33 shine it. - Shine some light. 21:35 - But there was no light. 21:36 So it was dark, and there's like, it's really windy 21:41 on the way back, especially after the dirt road, 21:44 you have a drop off on one side 21:47 that goes down into the valley, 21:49 and then you have banks on the other side. 21:52 And I took a turn too sharply, 21:55 and I didn't really know what was happening, 21:57 but I just felt the truck turn to the left, 22:03 and I was at an angle, but then it stopped, 22:07 and I didn't really know exactly if, where I was, 22:11 so I was just like, I'm gonna try 22:12 to drive forward, - Out. 22:15 - and out of this, 22:17 which as soon as I pushed on the gas, 22:19 it started, almost rolling. 22:22 So I stopped, and Mimi had already jumped out. 22:26 And so, I jumped out, and I was kinda like, 22:29 almost just, we were both holding our breaths 22:31 just waiting for it to just roll down the mountain, 22:34 or down into the valley. - Now when you jumped out, 22:37 it sounds like the truck was, kind of level, 22:39 and you could just jump out, 22:40 but that's not what-- 22:42 - No, I climbed out the window, sorry, yeah. 22:44 - Yeah, you climbed out using 22:45 the center console or something. 22:49 - Yeah, I think so. - Isn't that what you, anyway. 22:51 - Yeah, it was like, 22:53 it was really at an angle. - At a steep angle. 22:55 - Yeah, and so I climbed out the window. 22:57 But, in Thailand, the steering wheel is on the right side, 23:01 and so I was sitting on the right side, 23:03 and so it was actually easier-- 23:05 - You were on the uphill side. 23:06 - Yeah, so it was a little easier to get out from there. 23:09 But we both were just like 23:12 - What now? - really, yeah. 23:13 And Mimi was, she was scared, and so I was just like, 23:17 "All right, Mimi, you ready to run?" 23:19 And so, we ran, well I guess she kinda jogged, 23:25 we ran all the way back to the house, 23:27 which was only about a mile, 23:29 but I got Jason and thankfully we had Travis' truck, 23:35 which is really, it's a really powerful truck, 23:37 and we got cables, and chains, and everything, 23:41 and as I was driving back to where the truck 23:45 had almost gone off the edge, 23:47 I was just like, we were going around the curves 23:51 and I was just like, I don't see it. 23:53 I was like, I really hope - Where is it? 23:55 - it didn't roll. 23:56 This whole time I was just praying. 23:57 I was like, please don't roll down the hill, 23:59 please don't roll down the hill. 24:00 And so we finally got there, and it was still 24:03 in the same position. - Wow. 24:05 - And even though, we had some light, 24:07 so we could kind of see, but we were, 24:09 our first priority was to tie it off. 24:12 So we tied it off to a bunch of bamboo clumps, 24:15 and by the time we tied it off, 24:17 we were able to see a little bit more 24:20 of where it was, and it was definitely, 24:25 definitely not supposed to be in that spot. 24:29 I know when I looked at it, 24:30 it looked like the tires were, 24:33 you could only see that maybe one tire was on the ground, 24:36 and it was just amazing that it hadn't rolled down the hill. 24:40 - [Natalie] Was it caught on bushes, 24:41 - No. - or on the trees or anything? 24:43 - [Kerry] No, when we looked, there's absolutely nothing 24:46 that could stop it. 24:47 There's nothing that could be in the way of it, 24:50 except for definitely God 24:52 and his angels, for sure. - Wow. 24:54 - And we got the truck tied off, 24:57 but Jason tried to do it in the other truck that we had, 25:02 but we needed, we actually got two trucks. 25:04 We went back and got the head-woman's truck, 25:06 and it took two trucks, 25:09 including I actually had to climb back in the truck. 25:14 That was actually scarier than climbing out of the truck, 25:17 with no-- - 'Cause you had seen 25:19 where it was sitting, 25:20 - U-huh. - And how it was sitting 25:21 by then. - Even though it was tied off, 25:23 Jason's giving me tips if it rolls, 25:28 and I'm just like, prays. - Huh (laughs). 25:30 - So I had to climb back in, 25:31 and I'm like, I was trying to help drive it out 25:35 as they were pulling me out. 25:37 So, with the three of us working together it worked. 25:42 It took a little while but we got it out, so. 25:45 - So, have you seen your spiritual walk with God 25:52 grow as you've been in Thailand? 25:55 - Yes, definitely. 25:58 - Has it been a little bit of improvement, 26:00 or a little bit closer, 26:01 or what would you say? - Hopefully a lot, 26:03 I hope it's a lot. 26:05 Before going to Thailand I was definitely 26:09 living a different life. 26:12 I worked at the hospital here in Chattanooga, 26:18 just, I kind of stepped away from the church in a way, 26:24 and I, I was definitely not living the life 26:28 that I knew God had called me to. 26:30 When I was in high school, when I was a senior, 26:36 I went with my church on a mission trip to Guyana 26:38 in South America. 26:40 And that's when I really felt God's first call 26:42 to overseas missions, as well as to be a nurse. 26:47 And so, I did go to nursing school at Southern, 26:52 and I always felt this call, this just, 26:56 I had to go to the mission field, 26:59 and I wanted to go. 27:00 It was a passion of mine, but after getting a job 27:06 in a hospital, and just kind of being out in the real world, 27:10 and not really knowing exactly how to handle that. 27:14 Unfortunately a lot of that started to die, 27:17 and I became more like the world, and I kind of 27:20 stepped away from the church for a little while. 27:23 But, God never gives up on us, 27:25 and He brought me back. 27:27 And, one thing that I'm really happy about 27:30 is that He brought me to Thailand, 27:32 and when you're working for Him, 27:36 it's really like the most fulfilling thing, 27:39 and nothing else can ever compare to that. 27:42 - I would like to invite you to be a part of Kerry's project 27:45 by praying for her, and if you would like to get in touch, 27:48 please contact us at 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 May God richly bless you, until we see you next time 28:06 on Jesus For Asia Now. 28:07 (vibrant music) |
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