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00:00 Hi, I'm Julie and welcome to Adventures
00:01 in Missions here at Gospel Outreach. 00:03 Thank you so much for joining us today. 00:05 Today, we are going to have a special opportunity 00:08 to look into the life of one 00:10 of our longstanding regional directors, Beverly Thompson. 00:13 And later, I have the opportunity 00:15 to share a conversation I had with Brant Scully 00:17 about a recent trip to India. 00:19 I hope that you'll enjoy today's episode of Adventures 00:21 in Missions. 00:23 Gospel Outreach Presents Adventures 00:26 in Missions. 00:44 Hi. Hi, Tiff. 00:46 Is T.J. ready? 00:48 Hi, T.J. 00:50 I hear you. 00:52 Are you guys going to get home? 00:55 We'll go outside and play together. 00:57 Okay? 00:59 I love you. 01:02 Bye, bye. Bye, bye. 01:05 My involvement with Gospel Outreach as a regional director 01:07 has allowed me to follow God's leading in my own life. 01:11 When I'm not involved with volunteer work, you'll 01:13 usually find me with my great grandson, T.J., a two year old. 01:19 When I go to see my little T.J., 01:22 He is my boost. 01:24 Every day I go there four or five times a week 01:28 and we play together outdoors 01:30 for between an hour and 2 hours. 01:36 I have three children, 01:39 seven grandchildren and three 01:42 great grandchildren with another one on the way. 01:46 Yes, sir. 01:47 Hi there. 01:49 Here he goes. 01:53 Ouch! Ouch? 01:56 Let's go find some more. 01:57 Let's go. 02:14 Now where are you going? 02:15 We just have a grand time together. 02:18 And I love him. 02:19 And he says, Grandma, I love you. 02:24 he says, Nana, He calls me Nana. Nana, I love you. 02:28 And it's just so sweet. 02:31 How old is this one? 02:32 Three months. 02:47 My name is Beverly Thompson. 02:52 When we heard 02:54 about Gospel Outreach, we said, This is our cup of tea. 02:56 This is what we need to do. 02:58 This is the way to go. 03:00 And both my husband and I were excited about the idea. 03:06 We started 03:08 with evangelism in Kurnool southern India 03:12 and had while I was there, I was asked to be 03:15 a regional director for Gospel Outreach, and 03:20 I accepted. 03:21 And it's the best thing that ever happened to me. 03:27 I have a prayer request. 03:29 And we'll have the president, the Treasurers 03:32 secretaries. 03:37 when we go there on Tuesdays at noon. 03:41 We share our concerns and our praises 03:46 and then everyone prays and I just go away 03:49 feeling spiritually blessed. 03:55 Foreign 03:56 missions has been a big part of my life. 03:59 When I was ten years old. 04:00 I read a book in my grandmother's basement 04:03 when we went to visit her for one week. 04:05 It's called The King and I. 04:08 And it was my first introduction to missions. 04:15 Bruton. 04:16 And they have such gorgeous buildings 04:20 and decorated buildings and temples. 04:23 You know, the women have that kind of looks like a suit. 04:27 It's a gorgeous outfit. 04:31 When I first moved here 04:33 14 years ago or 13, 04:37 I got to know Bev 04:39 and she said, You have to come over and see Gospel Outreach. 04:44 So Larry and I went over to see Gospel Outreach. 04:47 And when we left there, we said, Wow, this is the way to go. 04:52 We also had something in common 04:53 and that they had served in Afghanistan. 04:55 And I had also I was in the mountains 04:57 and she was in the city. 04:59 And I actually visited 05:02 the place where she was. 05:06 While we were there, way, way out in no man's land, 05:09 I mean, where you just drove and no roads. 05:13 We were like, where is this guy going? 05:19 Hi, Pastor. 05:21 Do you have that zoom ID and passcode to stream? 05:25 Yes. You both are very fresh and strong. 05:28 Oh, we are. You should see us. 05:33 We're tough old ladies. 05:35 You should go to exercise class 05:37 with us. Yes. 05:43 My name is Ramon Zamora, Jr. 05:46 Locally owned. 05:47 I'm born and raised here in Walla Walla. 05:50 I've been doing Rock City boxing 05:53 for Parkinson's since 2016. 05:56 Four, Five. Eight, back, seven. 06:02 Ten, ten, eleven, eleven. 06:07 Twelve, thirteen, fourteen, 06:10 fifteen. 06:13 Good job, good job. 06:19 With this regime of fundamentals of boxing 06:24 it triggers the nerves in people with Parkinson's. 06:28 Left side, right side. 06:29 So just different combinations 06:31 the fire of that left side of the brain. 06:34 The right side of the brain. 06:35 Well, Parkinson's deadens one of those sides 06:40 Hands high, hands high, Beverley. Get those hands high. 06:43 One, two, its a rhythm. Its just a rhythm? 06:46 Three, One, two, three. 06:48 One, two, three. 06:49 Beverly came to me really soft voice. 06:52 And we can, as you can tell, she been with me 06:54 going on three months. Her voice has changed. 06:56 We're having to tell her to be quiet now. 07:01 Way up high. There you go. 07:08 Me Studying about Parkinson's. 07:10 I have found that every activity 07:13 they do has something related to Parkinson's. 07:16 And it is a wonderful program. 07:19 And he directs it in a very jovial, 07:23 upbeat, good manner. 07:26 I enjoy it. 07:27 Count down. Count down. 07:29 100, 99, 98, oh boy! 07:35 I was just taken by Beverly 07:36 just in some of her experiences with going to India. 07:40 And my thought was, okay, I need to get her strong 07:43 if she's going to make this trip over and over, 07:46 you're in the right facility because we need to stay mentally 07:49 strong to be able to take those journeys. 07:53 What she does is extremely difficult, 07:55 you know, not only to going abroad, but 07:57 she's going to an environment that we're not accustomed to. 08:05 My family is 08:06 right now, they're concerned about my health and me 08:09 going to India and they say they don't want me to go, 08:13 but I still have charge of my own life. 08:17 That's that's true. 08:17 That's true. 08:18 You still have charge 08:37 Brant Scully, welcome to Adventures In Missions. 08:39 Hi, Julie. 08:40 Thanks for having me. 08:41 It's great to have you here. Brent, 08:42 You are the president of Gospel Outreach. And 08:46 why don't you share a little bit about what that entails. 08:49 Well, 08:51 it entails interesting things. 08:54 I answer to the board, 08:56 but also that I get to be a part of the vision of Gospel 08:58 Outreach, you know, the vision of Gospel Outreach, 09:00 which is like, what are we going to do in the 1040 window? 09:04 And, you know, my job really is to stay really connected 09:08 to what God's plan is, because it's really his plan. 09:11 Yeah, this is his ministry. 09:13 This is the ministry that he started and he's continuing. 09:16 And my job is to just basically build relationships, 09:21 talk to other organizations. 09:23 The leadership in other organizations support the staff 09:26 and the different entities that this organization has. 09:30 Basically, I oversee all the entities, 09:32 and we're looking at expanding into other countries. 09:37 Of course, right now Gospel Outreach 09:41 is we have about 2200 09:43 Gospel Outreach Bible workers. And we always need more, right? 09:46 We always we always need more. 09:48 Yeah, we are currently I believe we're in 35 countries 09:52 and Southern Asian Division is India. 09:56 And we have the 09:57 most Bible workers in the Southern Asian division. 10:00 I think we're up to like 12, 1200. 10:02 Bible workers there. 10:04 One thing that has happened here at Gospel Outreach 10:06 in the last couple of years is 10:08 we've developed a system in the office here 10:11 that will help us keep really good contact 10:14 with the Bible workers and what they're doing. 10:18 You know, we believe that, you know, these donations 10:20 that come in are are incredible, precious donations. 10:25 They're God divine 10:27 inspired donations that that go directly to evangelism. 10:31 And so, 10:34 you know, we feel in a way obligated to make sure that 10:37 that all those funds are being used in the in the way 10:40 that God wants them to be used. 10:41 So we have a reporting system every quarter, the Bible workers 10:47 report to us and what their their activities 10:49 and the baptisms and what they're doing. 10:52 And that's that's inspiring because we get to see 10:56 how God is working in their lives. 10:57 And these Bible workers are just amazing. 11:00 They're laypeople. 11:01 And in fact, 11:05 we have a friend of ours who works in the division office. 11:09 He said that 11:11 the Southern Asian Division appreciates the fact 11:14 so much that Gospel Outreach works with laypeople 11:18 and not just pastors. 11:19 We support laypeople. 11:22 It's basically an apostolic ministry, you know. 11:26 So, Brent, you mentioned about India 11:28 having a lot of Bible workers and you were able to go to India 11:33 and to meet with them and meet with the leadership there. 11:37 And please tell us a little bit 11:39 about that and where it was located. 11:40 Well, we had our meetings in Hyderabad, 11:43 and there is an acceptance in Christianity, 11:46 more in Hyderabad area, for christianity. Why is that? 11:48 Well, you know, that in India particularly 11:52 there are non conversion laws that the Hindu government 11:55 is clamping down on. 11:56 And so there are five northern states 11:59 that are more particular about evangelism, 12:03 you know, against, you know, non conversion laws a stricter 12:07 and then in the southern states where Hyderabad is, 12:12 there's a much larger Christian presence. 12:14 And so they're they're more open and willing 12:16 to allow Christians in that area. 12:19 But this meeting was really brought about 12:22 because the new leadership was voted in 12:25 in October, you know, for for all of the division. 12:29 And what that means is that 12:31 these new leaders that are coming in 12:32 and their positions don't understand or know 12:36 the Gospel Outreach ministry and the policies that we have 12:40 in place 12:41 and how they work with our Bible workers and in the Bible work 12:45 the workers, supervisors and coordinators and everyone 12:48 that's working together. 12:50 So we wanted to have a division 12:53 leadership meeting, and I think there were around 12:56 300 or so division leadership plus 12:59 55 or 60 ministerial directors. 13:03 And the purpose of the meeting 13:06 was to get together 13:08 and share, cast the vision of what Gospel Outreach looks like. 13:12 And of course, you know, we're in the end times, right? 13:14 And we kind of the most effective ministry 13:18 is when we're all united in the in God's mission 13:21 and just allowing 13:22 the Holy Spirit to work on us so that the idea 13:26 behind our meeting together was not only to educate them 13:30 on our ministry and how we work better, work together 13:33 and get acquainted, 13:34 but to really try to spark a revival in our hearts 13:38 and to be honest with you, I am a laodicean in Christian 13:42 right because everything has been so easy in my life. 13:45 Pretty much. We live in, 13:47 We have first world problems. 13:48 We have first world problems where, you know, 13:51 everything is, you know, is so easy. 13:53 And we have 13:55 things and money and we're sitting in air conditioning. 13:58 Yeah. 13:59 So life isn't that hard really, compared to 14:03 third world countries that have religious persecution 14:06 where it's, 14:07 you know, there are consequences to being a Christian. Correct. 14:10 Here in our country, 14:11 there are no consequences to being a Christian. 14:13 Now, it's changing, Correct. 14:14 You know, to be more so, there are consequences. 14:16 Just read Matthew 24 Right. 14:19 So for this for this guy right here, I need revival. 14:23 And I think in the 14:24 spirit of prophecy talks about our greatest need is a revival 14:28 within our church, within each other's hearts. 14:30 And the Holy Spirit does that. 14:31 And like what you're saying, it all starts at home. 14:34 So help me understand. 14:35 So the new leadership, for example, in India is coming in. 14:38 Are they coming in for a four year term, 14:40 then new leadership? 14:42 I believe it's 14:43 probably more like a five year term. four year or five year. Okay. 14:45 So there's a turnover. 14:46 So basically it's introducing Gospel Outreach 14:49 to all these people, explaining how it works. 14:51 And yes, you can do this over Zoom and yes, 14:53 you can do this over email and phone calls, but 14:56 to make sure that everything 14:57 gets communicated well, it's the one on one. 15:00 It's the face to face. 15:01 Well, you know, and I think, too, that 15:03 we get tied down with church work and there is 15:07 there's more to evangelism than just church work. 15:11 There's there's reaching our neighbors. There's 15:15 being filled with the Holy Spirit, too, 15:17 where you're saying, Lord, I want to be totally yours 15:21 all the time. 15:22 I want to be surrendered. 15:23 I want to just be 100% in 15:26 and not just part partially right. 15:29 And so we get caught in church work and and, 15:34 you know, bless, bless these people. 15:35 They're just like us, right? 15:37 They get bogged down with their jobs and everything. 15:40 And and then on top of that, they, you know, they're expected 15:43 to go out and do evangelism just like, you know, all of us. 15:47 It's it's not just an expectation. 15:50 It's a privilege. 15:51 And and so we're trying to just build relationships, right? 15:55 One of the 15:57 examples that 15:59 I shared with my friends over there was the fact that when 16:03 I think it was 16:04 Joshua came to River Jordan 16:07 and they they were 16:09 they were on this side of the River Jordan, 16:11 right, with all of the people of Israel, 16:12 Needing to get to the other side. 16:14 and they'd been wandering around in the desert purposeless, 16:18 and they needed to get to the other side. 16:21 They needed to pass through the river of baptism 16:24 and have this full conversion experience, 16:26 because on the other side there was land to be taken back. 16:31 And to me, 16:33 that's not just so much land as we walk 16:35 on, but it's people's hearts that's going to be converted. 16:38 And that's kind of what's exciting for me, 16:40 because I get to be 16:41 part of a ministry that is sort of trailblazing 16:44 in this ministry 16:46 to see how God is using people like myself who 16:49 who don't have a lot of any church work experience or, 16:53 you know, 16:54 sort of this church administration experience, 16:57 you can 16:58 he can use every one of us, any one of us, if we just 17:01 for just willing and Lord, I want to be willing, you know, 17:04 make me willing to just go where you want me to go. 17:07 How important is prayer with our Gospel Outreach workers? 17:10 It's vital. 17:11 It's it's vital for each of each of us to 17:15 prayer is the connecting point between us and God. 17:17 It's that. It's the channel that opens up the channel. 17:20 It's a prayer is what opens up God's power in our lives. 17:24 We can see that. 17:24 And we've gone 17:26 through different phases of training for my workers. 17:28 And you know, that Gospel Outreach has shifted 17:31 to the health message because in the end times, Spirit 17:35 prophecy states very clearly that the entering 17:39 wedge is medical missionary, it's the health message. 17:42 And when you 17:44 when you go to villages and I was there I've been to 17:45 I've been to India like four or five times 17:47 and I've walked through complete Hindu villages. 17:50 If you walk through a village and you have something that 17:54 you can offer them in the health ministry, 17:56 some teaching, some training, something that some 17:59 health screening that you can offer them, 18:02 they'll let you into their home almost 100% of the time. 18:06 And then you build on friendship evangelism. 18:09 You build on things that can really help 18:11 increase their quality of life. 18:14 Right. 18:15 And when you have a smile that shows up 18:17 and a good attitude and love in your hearts 18:20 to people, they just the I kind of want to be like that. 18:24 Yeah, I want that. What I want. 18:25 What is it you do? 18:26 What's the remedy? 18:27 Of course. 18:28 Jesus Christ is the remedy for everything. 18:30 But yet it. 18:31 It doesn't happen right away. 18:33 Sometimes it takes a long time 18:34 for a muslim or a Hindu to be converted. 18:38 Yeah, it takes time. Yes. 18:40 Relationship. It's not only just religion. 18:42 This is culture. 18:43 This is family. This is everything wrapped up. 18:45 And until you have visited a country where they're 18:49 a Buddhist country, 18:50 a Hindu country, a muslim country, 18:52 you don't quite understand all of that. 18:54 Exactly. 18:55 And we we hear Jesus all the time. 18:57 Sure. There are towns and full villages 19:01 that have don't have one reference of Jesus Christ. 19:05 They have never heard his name. Yeah. 19:07 So we talked about prayer with the Gospel Outreach workers. 19:09 What about prayer Here at Gospel Outreach, 19:12 we have a prayer team and they meet twice a week 19:16 and they sometimes meet on the phone. 19:19 But they are the force behind what's happening here. 19:22 Prayer is a huge, huge thing. 19:24 Number one reason is because anything that good happens here, 19:28 Jesus Christ gets the credit. 19:29 Yeah, Yeah, we don't get the credit. 19:31 No. Jesus Christ does. Because we have a great need for him. 19:34 Yes, we know. 19:35 We can't do without him. 19:36 Yes, he's the brains that force 19:38 and everything behind everything. 19:39 good that happens here. 19:41 You know, we're talking about prayer 19:43 and I wanted to share a little story 19:45 when I was when we were 19:46 over there in January, working with a SUD, 19:49 I woke up one morning. 19:51 It was early. 19:52 I felt a sense that Jesus woke me up about 4:30 in the morning 19:56 and that I needed to go down 19:57 to the auditorium 19:58 where all of these leaders were going to be meeting. 20:00 So I got dressed and I went down there 20:04 and I'm like, okay, what do I do, Lord? 20:06 And he says, Just walk around and start praying 20:09 for every chair that is in there. 20:11 So I go down there and it's dark. 20:13 I can't figure out how to turn the lights on right there. 20:15 There's wires and things 20:17 I'm trying to do things. Use your phone. 20:19 No, I'm not supposed to turn on the lights, okay, 20:22 Because there's lights coming through the windows from outside 20:25 so I can kind of see silhouettes and see chairs. 20:27 So I'm going around and I like, okay, this is 20:31 this is not normally what I do, 20:33 but I sense that, Lord, the same pray for each chair, 20:36 each person. 20:37 So I'm, I'm, I'm standing behind a chair. 20:40 I'm saying, Lord 20:41 bless this person who is sitting in this chair 20:43 that he may know you, that may he may be 20:45 revived to the deepest core of having you live in his life. 20:50 And then I go to the next chair 20:51 and there would be another prayer for that person. 20:53 There would be another prayer. 20:54 And I'm walking around 20:55 this whole building and I'm walking and walking. 20:57 And then and then the prayers became began to be more intense. 21:02 You know they just started coming. 21:04 And I'm just praying now and I'm singing. 21:07 I don't sing, Julie. I don't. 21:09 I'm not a singer. The Holy Spirit was working on you Brent Scully. 21:11 I'm singing and I'm praying 21:13 And then I come around the back 21:14 and I see someone sitting in the back of the auditorium. 21:17 I walked by and I stopped. 21:19 I said, Hi what are you doing? 21:22 And he says, I'm just here. 21:23 My back is really hurting. 21:25 I have pain and I can't sleep. 21:28 And I said, Well, can I pray for your back? 21:29 Perfect. 21:31 I asked and prayed. 21:32 I pray for this man. And prayers kept coming for this man. 21:34 I kept praying, praying. And 21:37 and then we were done. 21:39 And he left. 21:39 And I kept on praying. 21:41 Well, so I finally got time that I need to go back to the room. 21:44 Sure. Well, 21:46 so I got ready for the day and we all met down here. 21:49 And during one of the breaks I ran into that man. 21:51 I said, Now I know he looks familiar. 21:53 Yeah, he was the guy that was there. 21:55 And I asked him how his how his back was. 21:57 He said that my back is, is is healed. 22:02 It's way better. 22:03 Praise the Lord. And I'm like, wow, that's that's neat. 22:05 Yeah. 22:05 You know, 22:07 And it's that feeling that the Holy Spirit gives you 22:09 and it's like a split second. Are you going to take it? 22:11 Are you going to go, Oh, no, I don't think I should do that. 22:14 But you took it and that's beautiful. Oh, Brent. 22:16 And sometimes you just you go and you think, Well, 22:18 I might embarrass myself, you know, or. 22:21 Or I could glorify God. Well, you did. You did. 22:24 You did. 22:25 And going we're going out and doing what God wants us to do. 22:28 Well, Brent, thank you so much. 22:29 Prayers are with you. Thank you. Thank you. 22:33 Have you heard the term 1040 window before? 22:36 This is a term that gets thrown around here 22:37 at Gospel Outreach quite a lot, along with many other 22:40 Christian organizations who use this term. 22:42 But what exactly is the 1040 window 22:45 and why is it so important to Christians? 22:47 Well, that's something that I want to delve into today. 22:49 So, first of all, 22:50 let me give you a visual representation of this 22:53 1040 window. 22:57 this, this rectangular area 23:01 on this map that I've done a very good job of drawing 23:05 is the 1040 window, this long expanse right here. 23:09 Now, this 1040 window, it's called the 1040 window 23:12 because it's 10 to 40 degrees north latitude of the equator. 23:16 Now, this term was first 23:17 coined by a Christian missionary named Luis Bush. 23:21 And the reason why this area is so important 23:24 is 97% of the people in our world 23:28 who have never heard of Jesus live within this 1040 window. 23:31 The other very important thing about the 1040 window 23:34 to understand is a large majority 23:37 of the poorest of the poor people on our planet 23:40 live in this area. 23:41 In fact, they say that eight out of ten 23:42 people who live within this 1040 window 23:45 live on no more than $200 to $300 U.S. 23:48 dollars per year. 23:50 So this area contains four of the major religions 23:53 in the world today. 23:54 First of all, the followers of Islam. 23:56 Then you have the Hindus, then you have the Buddhists, 23:59 and then you have the agnostics also that live in this area. 24:03 So as you look across the 1040 window, you can see that 24:06 a large majority of the Muslim population 24:09 is in the western portion of this 1040 window. 24:13 Buddhism is the primary religion in South East Asia. 24:16 And even though China has claimed 24:18 to be an atheist country, 24:20 there is still a very large Buddhist influence within China. 24:24 So where does Gospel Outreach fall into all of this? 24:26 The 1040 window consists of 69 countries. 24:30 Now Gospel Outreach has 2300 workers working within 24:34 39 of those countries within the 1040 window. 24:38 Now, one of the countries where Gospel Outreach has focused 24:40 a lot of effort is the country of India. 24:42 And here's the reason why 24:44 the country of India is mainly dominated by Hinduism. 24:46 In fact, 24:48 just over 2% of the population within India are Christian. 24:51 And so with that small minority and with all of the issues 24:54 that come with that Gospel Outreach has 1200 of their 2300 25:00 Bible workers working within the country of India. 25:03 Another reason why that is so important 25:05 is there's many countries where we can have a Bible worker 25:08 and we can actually have him travel long distances. 25:10 He can go out and he can work within large areas. 25:14 But within the country of India, many people 25:16 don't really have a way to be able to travel 25:18 and they're more community driven. 25:20 And so when we place a Bible worker 25:22 in a small village in India and that Bible worker 25:26 reaches out to maybe four surrounding villages 25:29 and he spreads the name of Jesus that works so much better. 25:33 Let me give you an idea on the model. 25:35 The Gospel Outreach follows. 25:36 So when Gospel Outreach stipends a Bible worker 25:40 in a specific area, his role is to start a church. 25:45 Many times those churches are simply home churches. 25:48 So he starts a church, he builds up that church, 25:51 he trains the elders and then he moves on. 25:54 And so he starts 25:55 it starts by creating these home churches throughout villages 25:59 surrounding his area 26:00 and then training people to take care of those churches, 26:03 training, training those elders so that he can start 26:07 to pull away from putting so much attention in that area. 26:11 Once those places are established, 26:13 many times 26:14 our Bible workers will move on and they'll go to a new location 26:17 and they'll start within that location. 26:19 In this way, we have created this model 26:22 so that our Bible workers create missionaries, 26:25 create more missionaries and more missionaries, 26:28 and it just completely explodes. 26:30 It starts with one. 26:31 It goes to five and hundreds and hundreds of people 26:35 hear the name of Jesus in such a short amount of time. 26:38 Gospel Outreach spends all of their time training 26:41 and stipend indigenous Bible workers. 26:44 And the reason why that is, oftentimes 26:47 when we take somebody from our culture here, from the U.S. 26:51 or from Canada 26:52 and we teach them 26:53 a new language, 26:54 we teach them about a specific culture, 26:56 and then we send them into the mission field, 26:58 it can be very effective. 27:00 But the issue is, as many times, we will never fully understand 27:03 that culture. 27:04 No matter how much we study, 27:05 we will never fully understand it. 27:07 And so when you train indigenous Bible worker, 27:09 somebody who loves Jesus, somebody who's passionate 27:12 about spreading the gospel, and you take care of their needs 27:15 so that they can put a majority 27:16 of their time into spreading the gospel, 27:19 starting home churches and raising up more disciples. 27:23 This is by far one of the most effective ways 27:26 to spread the gospel 27:27 in many of these countries throughout the 1040 window. 27:31 So I hope you've learned something 27:32 about the 1040 window today. 27:34 I appreciate you giving me this time. 27:36 And until next time, get out there. 27:38 Get involved. 27:39 God bless you. I'll see you in the next episode. 27:43 Thank you so much for watching Adventures in Missions 27:46 and please follow us online on Facebook, Instagram. 27:49 You can find episodes on YouTube, 27:51 and we're just so glad 27:52 that you're following us along on social media. 27:55 Thank you again for your prayers. 27:56 Thank you for your support, and may the Lord bless you today. 28:28 Get involved now wherever you are. 28:30 Get started now. |
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