Participants: CA and & Irma Murray (Host), Ray Rosenberg, Raquel Rosenberg
Series Code: TDY
Program Code: TDY016087A
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00:01 I want to spend my life
00:07 Mending broken people 00:12 I want to spend my life 00:18 Removing pain 00:23 Lord, let my words 00:29 Heal a heart that hurts 00:34 I wanna spend my life 00:39 Mending broken people 00:45 I wanna spend my life 00:51 Mending broken people. 01:06 Hello, and welcome to a very special 3ABN Today. 01:10 My name is CA Murray and allow me once again 01:12 to thank you for sharing just a little of your day with us, 01:16 so thank you for your love, 01:17 your prayers and your support 01:19 of Three Angels Broadcasting Network. 01:21 This is a very, very special program. 01:24 For a number of reasons, it is an evangelism roundup, 01:28 the first of many, 01:29 we hope as 3ABN preachers and teachers go out 01:33 to do exploits for the Lord in the field of evangelism, 01:37 we want to let you know what we're doing 01:39 so that we can focus our prayers together 01:41 on these meetings that we're having 01:43 and the work that the Lord is calling us to do. 01:45 So after each one, 01:47 we will be having an evangelism roundup 01:49 to let you know how God has blessed? 01:51 How you can support the work? 01:52 How you can pray for the work that God is asking us to do? 01:55 I'm very, very excited 01:57 because I'm joined by my wife, Irma. 01:58 Irma, good to have you here, on the set. 02:01 You're a guest, and you probably should be here 02:03 but it's easier for the camera people if you're over there. 02:05 Yes, this is fine. 02:07 Yeah, but we're still in touching range to each other. 02:09 Yeah. So it's, okay, we could touch. 02:10 We praise the Lord for that. Yes. 02:13 On the other end of the Skype line, 02:17 our two very, very dear friends of ours, 02:20 Ray and Raquel Rosenberg, and he and she both 02:27 of Be Transformed Lifestyle Center in Coloma, Michigan, 02:31 almost as small as Thompsonville, Illinois. 02:34 But they're... 02:36 Ray and Raquel, how are you doing? 02:38 We're both good. 02:40 And you're looking good. 02:42 Yes, thank you. Praise the Lord. 02:44 Particularly you, Raquel, 02:46 because we know that you came back 02:47 from the Philippines recently with a bug 02:50 and that really kind of bugged you, 02:52 so have you gotten over that, 02:53 are you pretty much recovered now? 02:55 I'm pretty much recovered. 02:57 Very good. 02:58 You see when the nurse practitioner comes down 03:01 and can't get rid of it, then it's pretty rough... 03:03 'Cause Raquel's pretty healthy girl. 03:05 But we're glad that you're doing better. 03:09 Yes, I am. Praise the Lord. 03:11 Now, Ray is a pharmacist. 03:13 I will say semi-retired for CVS 03:17 and Raquel is a nurse practitioner but together, 03:21 they run the Be Transformed Lifestyle Center. 03:23 And I remember I went up there just a couple of years ago. 03:25 They are 3ABN supporters, Boo. Yes. 03:29 They support 3ABN. 03:30 And we met them as they came down for camp meeting. 03:32 Yes, yes, a few years ago. 03:34 Seems like a long time 03:36 but we have been wonderfully friends since then. 03:40 They are just lovely people. 03:43 They are wonderful, wonderful people. 03:46 And as we said, we have just recently 03:49 within the last several days, 03:51 returned from an extended tour 03:54 of the Philippines doing two evangelistic meetings. 03:57 One, in the city of Tarlac 03:59 and the other, in the city of Victorias and... 04:04 And Bacolod. And Bacolod. 04:06 Bacolod, yes. 04:08 B-a-c-o-l-o-d. 04:09 Yes. Hard to pronounce it. 04:12 Yes, but two separate meetings. 04:17 Raquel is Filipina 04:19 and she has had a burden for a while 04:23 to do some evangelism there in her home country, 04:27 and that burden was shared by Ray 04:30 and as we got to know them and we put our heads together, 04:36 they decided to do a medical/evangelistic effort 04:41 there in Tarlac and Bacolod. 04:45 And that's what we want to tell you about today 04:47 and to let you know how God has blessed. 04:51 Just a wonderful time, 21 plus days... 04:55 Two separate meetings, 04:56 God blessed in a very special way 04:58 as we worked with a conference, there in Negros Occidental. 05:02 And with a school, 05:05 just outside of Philippine of Manila, 05:08 in the city of Tarlac. 05:10 I have to, Tarlac, yeah. Yes. 05:12 That's where we started. 05:14 Yes, wonderful, wonderful experience. 05:16 We are teasing 05:17 because they were asking about and I said, 05:18 "Other than the Volkswagen size cockroaches 05:23 and a bat that was in a hotel hall, 05:25 everything was pretty much good." 05:27 Yes. 05:29 Ray and Raquel, 05:30 we've got some pictures we want to go through, 05:32 but I want to do a couple of readings 05:34 on the book, 'Evangelism,' 05:35 because early this year 05:38 Danny was impressed to bring to 3ABN 05:43 the idea that this was going to be the year of evangelism, 05:46 you remember that, Boo? Yes. 05:49 I call her 'Boo,' so if you hear Boo or Irma or... 05:51 They are interchangeable. 05:53 Boo, Feta, Babe, all of them fit, 05:58 so it could be any one of the three or four, 06:02 during the course of our time together 06:03 but Danny brought to us this idea 06:07 that we need to move aggressively into evangelism, 06:10 so 3ABN called this the year of evangelism. 06:13 And, of course, the Seventh-day Adventist church 06:16 has also sees on this, under the direction 06:19 of our president elder Ted Wilson, 06:21 who has inaugurated, Every Member Evangelism. 06:25 He and... Yes. 06:26 Duane McKey, our buddy and Mark Finley 06:29 and the cognoscente there 06:33 at the general conference have seen the need to have 06:36 the church move into aggressive, 06:39 Every Member Evangelism 06:41 and 3ABN also moving into evangelism. 06:43 And so we erected our blessings on the Go Evangelistic team, 06:49 Pastor John Lomacang 06:51 is the director of world evangelism. 06:53 I know Shelley's got some meetings coming, 06:55 we have other meetings coming, 06:56 working with the General Conference, 06:57 we'll be in Romania sometime in 2017 working 07:00 with Elder Wilson and Elder Mckey. 07:03 So the world is getting this idea, 07:06 3ABN has picked up this idea, 07:07 the General Conference has picked up this idea 07:09 that time is late and men and women must move out 07:12 and preach the name of Jesus, 07:14 lift up Jesus to warn the world that Christ is coming soon. 07:17 And Ray and Raquel were also struck by this 07:20 and have for a while been saving up some money 07:22 for a meeting that was on Raquel's heart 07:25 shared by Ray. 07:26 To go to the Philippines and do a great work, 07:29 a medical work combined 07:30 with an evangelistic crusade in two places 07:33 and since my wife has medical background, 07:37 she is a lab tech by training 07:39 and has taken a number of nursing courses. 07:43 And I'm a bit of a preacher, 07:44 we thought that it was a bit of a good combination. 07:48 Yes, it was. Yeah. 07:49 It was nice working with you. 07:53 But it was tough and also nice working with Ray and Raquel. 07:56 Absolutely. 07:57 Difficult work, but a great harvest of souls. 08:00 I want to read a couple of things 08:01 from the book, 'Evangelism,' 08:03 then I'm going to talk to Ray and Raquel just a little bit. 08:05 And I find my glasses here 08:09 and due to the vicissitudes of age, 08:12 I'm in a book Evangelism, I date all of my books 08:15 and I bought this in May of 1973, 08:19 so we've had this book a long time. 08:21 But on page, I wanna start with page 17 08:25 because Ellen White has something for us to say 08:28 and something for us to hear rather. 08:31 And here, "Evangelism," she says "are rare work. 08:36 Evangelistic work, opening the scriptures to others, 08:40 warning men and women of what is coming upon the world 08:43 is to occupy more and still more 08:47 of the time of God's servants." 08:50 So evangelism is something that is going to take up 08:53 more and more of our time, 08:55 that God is calling us to do with increased energy 08:58 and with increased emphasis. 09:01 "We have warnings now which you may give, 09:05 a work now which you may do, 09:07 but soon it will be more difficult 09:09 than we can't imagine. 09:11 God, help us to keep in the chamber of light, 09:15 to work with our eyes fastened on Jesus, 09:18 our leader, and patiently, perseveringly 09:22 press on to gain the victory." 09:25 So it's getting tougher and tougher 09:27 to do the work of the Lord 09:28 because the devils puts up road blocks 09:30 and the world is getting tougher and tougher 09:32 to evangelize and yet, 09:34 that is the call for these last days. 09:36 "I appeal to our brethren," this is page 34. 09:40 "I appeal to our brethren 09:42 who have heard this message for many years. 09:44 It is time to wake up the watchmen. 09:47 I have expended my strength in giving the message 09:51 the Lord has given me. 09:53 The burden of the needs of our cities has rested 09:57 so heavily upon me that it has sometimes seemed 10:02 that I should die." 10:05 Powerful. 10:06 Ellen White is saying that the burden 10:09 to warn men and women who are dieing 10:11 has rested upon her so heavily, 10:12 and we have picked up that burden here at 3ABN. 10:15 And certainly our good friends, 10:17 Ray and Raquel Rosenberg, also have that burden. 10:21 She had a great burden to do 10:23 a work for her in her home country 10:26 and so we took off right after camp meeting of this year 10:31 and, man, getting to the Philippines 10:35 is not an easy... 10:37 No, it is not. Not an easy trip at all. 10:43 But it was well worth it. 10:45 It was worth it. The trip was a real blessing. 10:48 It was wonderful to see so many people 10:50 being take care of... 10:52 You know, by not only by the Word of God 10:55 but also by being help through the health. 10:59 Yes. 11:00 And by the direction so far, Raquel... 11:04 Yes. 11:05 She is such a wonderful person, she has wonderful personality. 11:10 Yes. 11:11 Calm and everybody like that and so is Ray, 11:14 I was glad to work with him in the pharmacy. 11:17 In the pharmacy, yes, you've become quite a pharmacist. 11:20 Yes. 11:21 Or pharmacist assistant during that time. 11:23 So we've got a lot of pictures to go through. 11:26 Ray and Raquel, get ready 11:28 'cause we're gonna want you to weigh on, 11:29 on some of this stuff. 11:30 You will see these pictures and just comment, 11:32 just pop in. 11:34 Our first meeting was in Tarlac, we met in Chicago. 11:37 You came in from what? 11:39 South Bend Airport to Chicago. Yes. 11:41 We met in Chicago, 11:43 Chicago to SOU, SOU to Clark, 11:48 Clark to Angeles. 11:52 Was that Angeles in there? Clark was in Angeles. 11:54 Yeah, yeah. 11:55 And Clark was in Angeles and there to. 11:57 Negros Occidental after Zurich. So let's get started. 12:00 We wanna go to our first meeting. 12:01 We started out in Tarlac. 12:03 That's just a picture of the Philippines. 12:05 Beautiful country, hills, mountains, 12:08 volcanoes, you name it. 12:09 It's got it all. 12:12 And then some of the, just the beautiful trees. 12:16 Boo, you remember this? Yes. 12:17 We took a day and we went out and... 12:19 Oh, yes, that mountain. 12:20 That mountain, yeah. Beautiful. 12:21 Pretty flowers, pretty-- Just a gorgeous country. 12:24 Everything very green and luscious. 12:27 Yes, yes, yes. Very, very beautiful. 12:30 Those are some of the flowers in the area. 12:32 Yeah. Now that's a jeepney. 12:35 Yes. 12:36 I took an empty one 12:38 because you never see an empty jeepney in, 12:41 it's a public transportation bus that holds 12:44 I guess about 20, usually, 12:46 they get about 40 people in there. 12:47 Oh, yes. 12:49 And it's quite an adventure, isn't it, Raquel? 12:51 Yes, yes. 12:55 Sometimes during rush hours, 12:59 the jeepneys will be full even up to the roof and up to the... 13:02 Yes. 13:04 Yeah, we've seen people on a roof 13:06 of those things, yeah. 13:07 And we got into one. And hanging out. 13:09 Yeah, and hanging out the sides... 13:10 Hanging out at all the time. 13:12 Yeah, yeah, we got into one of those empty, 13:13 within two blocks, there were 40 people on it. 13:14 Yes. 13:16 They safely get into a jeepney 13:17 and you're just friends, by the time you get off, 13:21 you'll be married because you're jammed in it so tightly. 13:24 But it's quite a ride, everybody should ride 13:26 a jeepney once in their life. 13:27 It's really something to see. 13:29 Let's go on to the next picture. 13:31 Now, Raquel, do you remember the name of this school, 13:34 this is an Adventist school 13:36 that we had the first medical clinic at. 13:39 Yes, that was in Tarlac. 13:40 This school is in Santa Ignacia, 13:43 near Camiling, Tarlac. 13:46 and it's owned by a couple, Adventist. 13:50 The name of the lady is Esther Biscara. 13:54 and the school is named after her husband, 13:58 late husband, 14:02 I forgot his name but it's named after him. 14:07 So they live or she lives now in the States, 14:10 but she's running the school there from the States 14:12 or her family is assisting her? 14:14 Yes. 14:15 So our first evangelistic/medical effort 14:18 was at the school. 14:20 And as you could see from that picture, 14:21 a lot of young people, 14:23 a lot of young ladies with babies, 14:25 a lot of children, you remember that, Boo, 14:27 a lot of children. 14:29 Lots of children. Lots of children. 14:30 And as you can see most of the mothers 14:33 with children that came, 14:34 where mothers were fairly young children. 14:36 Yes. 14:38 Some of the mothers looked like 14 years old. 14:40 Yeah, though they were already in their 20s. 14:42 Yes, yes. 14:44 The Filipinos have been blessed by God to do, 14:47 to look very, very young. 14:48 Yes. For a long time. 14:50 Yeah, and there is the pharmacy you're setting up there 14:52 with the medications and those are people getting medications. 14:57 Irma and Ray, you guys were the pharmacists. 15:00 Did a pretty good job, guys. 15:01 Now hold on this picture for just a second 15:03 because that's Dr. Rosemarie Pica. 15:08 She was the dentist. 15:09 She also works with Raquel's son in a... 15:13 Otto. No, Raquel's son. 15:16 Oh, Raquel's son, yes. 15:17 In that company, but her son is Otto. 15:19 But she was the dentist there 15:21 and Irma and Ray are doing the pharmacy work. 15:22 Wonderful person too. Yeah. 15:24 Wonderful person. 15:26 You didn't have a lot of trouble 15:27 bringing in medications into the country, 15:30 did you, Ray, with this? 15:32 No problem at all, they're very willing 15:34 and look forward to trips like ours. 15:37 A-ha, a-ha, because they knew 15:39 you're coming to help the people. 15:41 Absolutely. Yeah. 15:43 Give us your impression that very first day as we began, 15:47 you know, it was kind of hard, we're setting up. 15:49 Were you excited? Was it a tiring thing? 15:52 How did you feel that very first day? 15:56 I was happy to see the Philippines again 15:59 and see the people. 16:01 And I was ready to serve that first day. 16:06 I was really very anxious, I had energy at that time. 16:13 And it was a great pleasure 16:17 helping lot of my country men. 16:21 Praise the Lord. Praise the Lord. 16:22 We didn't know what to expect, did we, Boo? 16:24 We're just kind of going along, whatever happens, 16:26 we're going to take it in stride. 16:28 Yes, we have no idea what we were going to encounter, 16:31 but the people were just really so gracious 16:36 and very thankful for what we had... 16:39 Yes. We did for them there. 16:41 Praise the Lord. Yes. 16:42 Let's go back to our pictures. 16:45 After each person received their medical treatment, 16:48 I prayed with them before they go, 16:50 we prayed with each person that morning 16:53 for the first couple of days, then I had to, sort of, 16:55 lack down on my sermons but we wanted pray 16:56 with as many as possible to let them know 16:59 that healing is part of... 17:01 That prayer is part of healing 17:02 and we wanted to bring them to the Lord. 17:03 So when they're finished with pharmacy, 17:05 they had to come to prayer before we let them go. 17:07 Now this is a, Boo, tell us what this is? 17:10 A little boy he was very, very nervous but, Dr. Pica, 17:14 she's very nice, very gentle. 17:17 And she was there, he was there to have a tooth pull. 17:21 Yeah, and I think she did about 30 17:24 during the day that first day, that morning, she did a lot. 17:26 Now there is another one. Yes, she did quite a few. 17:28 Yes. 17:29 Yeah, she knows what she's doing and for the most part, 17:32 no crying, no tears. 17:33 No. No. Yeah. 17:35 Everything was very quiet there. 17:37 Everything was very, very quiet. 17:38 Amazingly. Yeah. 17:40 So, Raquel, what was your part in this first, 17:42 I think they saw you first and then... 17:44 What was your, what were you doing that and, you know, 17:47 doing the medical part? 17:49 I was seeing patients. 17:52 I tell them, I diagnose them and then tell them what to do, 17:58 and I give some medications. 18:00 And I send them to pharmacy, to Irma and Ray, 18:04 to get their medications. 18:07 I've seen about 150 there in one day. 18:13 Yes. 18:15 I received patients every five minutes. 18:17 Yes. A 150 in one day? 18:19 Yeah. That's pretty good work. 18:22 That's putting them in 18:23 and picking em up and letting em down, 18:25 that is pretty good work on 50. 18:27 I don't think it was that many 18:28 because we were finished by mid afternoon I think 18:31 or late afternoon I should say rather. 18:35 Yes, I counted the papers that the nurses, 18:40 they do their blood pressure and their blood sugars 18:43 and I counted them after we were done 18:46 and it was like 150 people. 18:48 Praise the Lord. Praise the Lord. 18:51 Yeah, that first day we only had Raquel 18:55 doing the consultations. 18:57 So it was a lot of work for her and it was very hard... 19:00 It was hard enough. At that school. 19:04 Yeah, very, very hard. 19:05 Let's go back to the pictures. 19:07 Now the evening meetings were held just a few doors down 19:12 in the chapel of the school. 19:14 And again, you see young people 19:17 and one of the things that you notice is that... 19:21 Irma, there are lot of young people involved in the church. 19:23 Oh, yes. Yeah. 19:25 That is a wonderful thing for me to see. 19:28 There are so many young people, 19:30 there are older people, 19:31 sits and follow as the young people leads in songs 19:36 and reading the scriptures and introducing the pastor. 19:40 It's just really wonderful to see them working. 19:44 Yeah, because that was our Sabbath crowd. 19:46 Yes. 19:47 That was our Sabbath morning crowd and, of course, 19:49 that place really couldn't hold another person, 19:51 it was quite full. 19:52 Yes. 19:54 You know, of people and again, young audience. 19:56 Yes, and Sabbath we have this place a full 19:59 and there was also a tent. 20:01 Outside, yeah. Outside that was also full. 20:04 Correct. 20:05 And people were sitting along the other side of the walk... 20:09 Yeah, I forgot that. A side walk in the school. 20:11 Under walk, yeah, it was quite full. 20:13 Ray, how did that Sabbath crowd impress you? 20:16 Because that building was really quiet full 20:18 and I don't know if you've done an evangelistic thing 20:21 like that before, 20:23 you didn't know what to expect either, 20:24 but that first Sabbath crowd, there in Tarlac? 20:28 The thing that impresses me most is the love 20:31 that these people emanate. 20:33 They just generate love 20:37 and that's so grateful not only for the evangelism 20:42 but also for the medical care. 20:44 These are people who are hungry. 20:46 They want to be recognized 20:48 and it's just a delight to serve them. 20:50 Amen. Amen. Amen. 20:53 Let's go back to our pictures because we've got a lot. 20:57 These are some of the people 20:59 that assisted us during that time. 21:02 I think at the end of this meeting 21:03 and this a short meeting, just Wednesday through Sabbath, 21:07 we had 10 people give their heart to the Lord. 21:10 We could not stay for the baptism 21:12 because Sunday morning, 21:13 we had to get on a plane and fly another 500 miles 21:16 but that's some of the group that worked with us. 21:18 The lady to Irma's left on the end 21:24 was my translator. 21:25 And did a very, very fine job. 21:28 But there were some of the people 21:29 that worked with us to end, 21:31 some of the people that gave their heart to the Lord. 21:33 This little baby I felt so bad for her, 21:35 they passed a little child around so much, 21:36 she was in every picture. 21:39 Yes. 21:40 Every time someone took a picture, 21:42 that little baby got in that picture some, kind of, how, 21:44 so she was there. 21:46 But you remember that, Ray, that little child, 21:48 every picture I think was taken on that Sabbath, 21:50 that little child got into. 21:51 Yes. 21:53 Just a baby that was shared by everybody. 21:56 Indeed. Indeed. 21:59 She was cute though. She was cute. 22:02 The parents, very nice, the parents of the little one. 22:05 We did, that was Sabbath afternoon, 22:08 we hugged, kissed, cried, said goodbye. 22:11 Sunday morning, we jumped on a plane 22:13 and flew to Negros Occidental, 22:16 a beautiful island, volcanic again. 22:19 The sugar capital of the Philippines, 22:22 sugar factories, sugar plantations, 22:25 sugarcane everywhere, just a really pretty, 22:28 pretty island, right, Boo? 22:30 They're all beautiful. Really beautiful. 22:32 That's where we've had the privilege 22:34 to go to that school. 22:35 Yes. Yes. 22:37 To the college. To the college. 22:38 To the college, yes, yes. 22:40 And see what they are doing in there. 22:41 Pictures too, of the college, yes. 22:42 So we flew Sunday, 22:44 Monday morning we got up and we cranked it up again. 22:47 Let's go back to our pictures. 22:49 Now, Ray and Raquel, you've got to walk me 22:51 through the medical work that was done there 22:53 because I as home writing sermons. 22:55 Give us a little feel of what was done in the mornings 22:59 at this, the Civic Center. 23:02 Okay, Irma and Ray were trying to label 23:07 all the medications and trying to organize them, 23:11 while I was looking patients on the other side. 23:15 I was alone, oh, with two other doctors 23:19 that volunteered from the sanitarium over there. 23:27 We were seeing about 300 to 400 in one day, 23:32 there are three doctors in all in Pura. 23:35 Me, and I was seeing most of the kids and the adults. 23:40 And I sent them to pharmacy to get their medications 23:44 and Dr. Marie Pica 23:48 donated through Rachael Allen Services. 23:53 Most of them made it medicines, 23:55 the antibiotics the pain medications, 24:00 something for codes, 24:02 something for anemia, iron, vitamin C... 24:05 Blood pressure. Blood pressure medicines. 24:08 She all wrote those in two big boxes. 24:13 In two big boxes. Very big. 24:16 So during the day, I mean, 24:17 the numbers of people that you saw, 24:19 that's quite 300, 400 people a day, 24:21 so you're really being efficient 24:23 and doing your work each and every morning. 24:26 The first three days she really worked hard 24:30 and she had two other doctors 24:33 that they were not at the same time. 24:35 Raquel. Raquel, yes. 24:37 And but then on the Sunday meeting, 24:42 we had many, many doctors and nurses, actually, 24:46 Ray and I just supervised because we had so much help 24:51 but we saw many, many people that day. 24:53 Yeah, now you even did and I have to this advisedly, 24:57 they did circumcisions there as part of the medical care, 25:02 correct? 25:04 Oh, yes. Yes, yes. Yeah. 25:06 There are about more of less 20 children, 25:12 aged from four to eleven years old, 25:17 and three even cried. 25:22 I know in the Philippines 25:23 because when we were there a couple of years ago, 25:25 I found out that they do circumcisions 25:27 fairly late in life. 25:29 In the States, it's in the first what? 25:31 Couple of weeks, but they do them 25:33 into the teens in the Philippines, 25:37 which is a quite an experience. 25:40 And older. And older, yes, yes, yes. 25:42 I'd remember driving at one place 25:45 and there was a big, big sign that it says, 25:49 'Wednesdays, circumcisions free.' 25:51 Yeah. 25:53 And then they have an address there 25:54 and I thought that was amazing. 25:57 Yeah, it was kind of a culture shot for us. 26:00 But do you remember the name of the doctor, 26:02 I think he's one of the leading physicians 26:04 in the Adventist hospital. 26:05 He took charge of a lot of that. 26:07 Raquel, do you remember his name? 26:09 I think his name is Dr. Falabino. 26:13 That's pretty close. 26:14 We have a picture of them coming up in just a little bit. 26:17 But he was a pleasant fellow 26:19 and I was not there for that I was in the hotel 26:23 writing sermons but he was moving them 26:25 in pretty good and doing a good job. 26:27 Let's go back to our pictures 'cause we've got a lot. 26:30 That is the same place, the nightly meeting, 26:33 that was the back wall behind the stage, 26:36 Abundant Life crusade 26:39 and there's a little picture of me there. 26:41 There's my translator and Elder Randy, our friend, 26:45 who's the local elder district leader there on the stage. 26:51 And that's me with my translator 26:53 pastor Guadadencio Buke. 26:55 What a nice guy, Ray, do you remember him? 26:58 Absolutely. 26:59 Once you meet him, you never could forget him, 27:01 wonderful and warm and full of love. 27:04 Very much so, wonderful Christian fellow. 27:07 And that's an idea of our audience each night. 27:09 We averaged in the four to five, 27:12 sometimes 600 nightly and then, of course, 27:16 that number zoomed to about 750, 27:18 maybe a little bigger on Sabbath. 27:23 That's the group, that sort of worked closely with us. 27:26 Our friend, the little skinny one in the middle there, 27:28 it's Otto, that's Dr. Pica's son. 27:30 What a wonderful young man. 27:32 Yes. Yeah. 27:34 I have to say that I was impressed about Otto. 27:37 Otto is a wonderful young teenager or just of teenager, 27:43 a 17 I believe, but he could not help anymore. 27:48 He was in everything helping, he was carrying boxes, 27:51 anything that we needed assisting... 27:54 Yes. 27:55 He was there taking pictures, just being nice to the people 28:01 and making the children 28:03 that they were going to the doctor... 28:05 Yes. 28:07 To put them at ease, he was just wonderful, 28:10 very sociable, very nice, very respectful. 28:13 Very much though. Wonderful. 28:15 We told Otto we're going to get him to 3ABN one day 28:18 because he loves to take pictures, 28:20 he loves photography, wonderful, helpful young man, 28:23 very, very godly young man, we liked him. 28:25 Yes. 28:26 We had a good time with Otto, did we not, Ray, Raquel? 28:28 Yes, we did. 28:29 And there are lot of the teenagers there, 28:32 they kind of had crush on him. 28:34 Oh, yes. Yes. 28:35 Very much though. 28:36 All the pretty girls went out with him. 28:38 Yes, all the pretty girls went out to Otto. 28:41 It seems meeting by the end of the time, 28:44 we changed his name through, from Otto to Casanova. 28:50 Yeah, and he didn't go seeking, they came seeking him. 28:52 No, he was such a gentleman. 28:56 He was really so. 28:57 All right, let's go back to our pictures. 28:59 That's one of the buses that came to the nightly meeting, 29:02 see people piled on the top, 29:03 people hanging out the doors, people full. 29:07 The people really tried to get there 29:09 to those meetings each night. 29:10 And we appreciated their effort 29:11 because some had to come a great distance 29:13 but this is a group of Adventists on the top, 29:16 on the back, inside, standing up, sitting down, 29:19 just a bus full of people 29:20 coming to the meetings each night. 29:24 And on Sabbath, we had to go to another place 29:27 because the meeting hall was being used by another group, 29:30 so they put us in a covered basketball court. 29:32 And that's just a small picture of the group 29:35 of our Sabbath audience 29:37 but the camera doesn't cover everybody 29:39 but really we were up around 750, 800 on Sabbath. 29:42 And it was really quite wonderful. 29:43 There is Raquel DeLeon Rosenberg. 29:47 She gave a health lecture each night as did Dr. Pica. 29:51 When Dr. Pica had to go back to the Philippines, 29:53 Raquel took over and gave a wonderful health lecture 29:56 each night before the sermon. 29:58 It was very, very well received. 29:59 Do you remember that, Boo? Oh, yes, yes. 30:01 They were really happy. Yeah. 30:02 About that and they were coming early, early, 30:05 and I noticed also young kids, even 10, 12-years-old 30:10 sitting and with all the attention. 30:13 Yes. Listening to those lectures. 30:15 Yes. Incredible. 30:17 Raquel, what were some of the things 30:18 that you talked about each night? 30:21 Every night, I will choose some things 30:24 that are local to the people, 30:27 I mean, diagnosis like colds, fever, cough, sore throat 30:30 and then I will tell the mothers 30:33 what natural remedies that are within their reach 30:36 that they can use. 30:38 Yes. 30:39 People going to the doctor 30:41 and then I tell them how to develop their immune system 30:44 and Dr. Pica talk about diet, better vegetarian or vegan, 30:51 vegetables and those kind of things. 30:55 Then everyday, I addressed other diseases 31:01 like diabetes and cancer, so and then the last days, 31:07 I talked on about herbs that are local 31:12 and what is good for like asthma, 31:15 diabetes, kidney failure and other things. 31:21 And the people are just wonderful, 31:27 I can see their faces that, oh, oh, it's like something, 31:31 it's new to them and so I figure 31:35 we need a lot of this kind of education for the people 31:40 there in the Philippines. 31:41 I saw that you let them know that, 31:44 you don't have to necessarily run to the doctor, 31:46 and spend a lot of money for everything, 31:47 there are natural things 31:49 that you can take that are very, very effective, 31:52 that are growing right along side the road 31:54 or in your backyard that you can get, 31:56 that will save you some money and have the desired effect. 32:00 Yes, I said that and they were so amazed about it. 32:05 Yes, praise the Lord. 32:06 All right, let's go back to our pictures, 32:08 we still got a lot to get through. 32:09 Ray, did you have something? 32:10 Yeah, I just wanted to say it's really very important, 32:15 we come all ready and we bring medicine 32:17 and we can give them medicine 32:18 and may be for blood pressure for a month. 32:21 But at the end of the month, 32:22 when it comes time to renew their prescription, 32:25 they don't have money to buy it. 32:27 So the lectures that Raquel gave, 32:30 how to make yourself healthy and keep yourself healthy 32:34 and how to treat certain conditions from plants 32:37 growing on the side of a road or growing in a yard 32:42 somewhere are still very important 32:44 because these people just can't afford to pay 32:48 for good health but no matter how poor people are, 32:51 everybody wants to be healthy. 32:53 Amen, well said. 32:55 All right, our time is getting away from us 32:57 and we got a big surprise at the end of this that 32:59 we want to stay by for. 33:01 This is a sign outside of the Adventist hospital 33:05 in the city of Bacolod. 33:06 We were living in or staying in the hotel in Victorias. 33:10 Yes. 33:12 And then they moved us to the guest house 33:13 at the Conference Office in Bacolod 33:15 right across the street from the Adventist hospital. 33:17 So that's just a sign announcing the street. 33:19 And then that's the new wing of the Adventist hospital. 33:22 Very, very nice, very nice cafeteria, 33:24 a good sized hospital, serving the community, 33:27 they go out and do free health care, 33:29 that's the new wing and the old wing there, 33:31 of the hospital, very nice facility, 33:34 right across the street from the, excuse me, 33:36 Adventist Conference Office. 33:38 And now that's the doctor that did the circumcisions. 33:42 Yes. 33:45 He had a wonderful time. He was a funny guy. 33:47 He was having fun. Yes, he is a funny fellow. 33:49 He is very funny. Yes. 33:50 Yeah. 33:52 He said the young people that had no problem, 33:54 that is the chaplaincy staff. 33:57 And they all look like children 33:58 but these are college graduates. 34:01 Two young men and the woman, Chona, 34:05 and those chaplains, they sing. 34:08 They are called 'The Singing Chaplains.' 34:10 They sang for us that couple of nights, 34:11 do you remember that, Boo? 34:13 Yes, they did. They did. Yeah. That's very, very nice. 34:14 Yeah, that's the chaplaincy staff. 34:16 And Chona. Yeah. 34:18 She is a young lady, 34:20 who we were trying to find a husband for her 34:24 because she is such a consecrated lady 34:28 but she is just wonderful. 34:29 Yes. 34:31 You know, very obedient, happy and she just loves the Lord. 34:34 Yes. And she's ready. 34:36 She's ready, you're right. 34:37 So if you are a consecrated young man looking for a good 34:40 consecrated Filipino wife, write us, 34:43 and may we can hook you guys up 34:45 because she's ready to serve the Lord 34:47 with a mate by her side. 34:49 Only serious people need apply 34:52 because she is not and we were teasing her, we said, 34:56 "We're gonna put your name out there, Chona," 34:57 because she's such a sweet godly woman 35:00 there in the Philippines. 35:01 Yeah. Very good looking too. 35:03 Very good looking. Very good looking. 35:05 Do you remember that Ray, 35:07 we're kind of giving her rough time? 35:08 Absolutely. 35:10 She went along with it just well 35:12 and should be very receptive to the right man. 35:15 Amen and amen. All right. 35:17 Let's go back to our picture. 35:19 That is the famous durian. 35:23 I took a picture of that because we ate some durian 35:26 when we were there couple of years ago. 35:27 They say and I say this advice me, 35:29 forgive me if I offend you. 35:30 Taste, smells like hell, taste like heaven. 35:33 That's what they said. To me it didn't taste heaven. 35:36 It didn't taste like well. 35:37 It has a smell of rotten, just rotten stuff. 35:42 But if you can get it in your mouth, 35:44 it taste pretty good, 35:45 but on the way to your mouth it will kill your nose. 35:47 It goes through your nose. 35:48 Is that it absolutely murder your nose. 35:50 But it's called durian, it's a famous fruit there, 35:52 either you like it or you don't. 35:55 And if you don't, you probably won't ever 35:56 because it's an acquired taste 35:58 and we haven't quite acquired it. 35:59 Yeah. 36:00 And this was a lady selling right outside the hospital. 36:03 Right outside the hospital, in fact right across 36:04 Philippines Conference office. 36:06 Yes. That's pastor Fiesta. 36:08 Wonderful fellow, 36:09 he is working with the Hope channel there 36:11 in and a mad driver, this guy drives, right. 36:15 He really very drives. 36:16 Okay, we got to go faster, tell me, we got to go faster, 36:19 we got some rolls coming. 36:20 Brand new health food store. 36:21 We ate there right at the end of our trip 36:23 called the Health Hut. 36:25 It's center of influence there in town that ASI, 36:27 working with the conference opened up great food. 36:30 Some of the best vegetarian food we ever ate. 36:31 That's a staff. 36:33 And that's a staff inside, 36:34 we took some pictures with them. 36:36 We kind of moving faster 36:37 as we got some video rolls coming up 36:38 that we want to get time for. 36:40 We went to the college, you remember Ray and Raquel, 36:41 we went up to the college there 36:43 and a lot of the work is still done 36:45 with water buffaloes. 36:47 And that's the local water buffalo that was hauling sand. 36:51 And he seem to like to be petted, kind of big 36:54 and but so that's one of the place 36:57 where we have to get, yeah. 37:00 That's a local water buffalo. Yes. 37:01 And that's us in front of the church there 37:03 on the campus of the college there. 37:09 And let's see what we got coming up 37:12 after that is that's myself and Pastor Buke, 37:15 that's my translator. 37:16 We love this guy. What a consecrated young man. 37:19 He's got a son who has autism, 37:20 he's got lot of burdens 37:23 to carry as communication director 37:25 and does other work for the conference, 37:27 beautiful wife who is a nurse at the hospital. 37:29 Just a wonderful couple, 37:30 we really fell in love with him. 37:32 Oh, yes, he was wonderful and his wife too. 37:35 And here is where we were staying the last week. 37:39 To the right is the conference offices 37:43 and then upstairs to the left is I think they're the guest, 37:47 guest rooms. 37:48 The guest rooms, yeah. 37:50 They're not bad, very nice, very good. 37:51 Yeah, they're very nice. That we took a picture of Otto. 37:53 There is Otto. That's Otto. 37:54 Yeah, that's our buddy. 37:56 Seventeen... 37:57 And that was at the college. At the college. 38:00 And those, as you see the stairs are just beginning 38:03 to be covered by tile 38:06 but it's still in construction... 38:09 Yes. A lot of it. 38:10 Yeah. 38:12 Plus, I don't know if we have a picture 38:13 but we have across from there, 38:16 they are building an auditorium, 38:18 so that they can have people coming for concerts. 38:22 Apparently that is one of the worldwide 38:27 top of music school. 38:30 Music school in that part of the world, yeah. 38:32 And they get a lot of tunes from China 38:34 and another places who are very gifted. 38:36 The conference president son is a gifted musician, 38:38 singer and pianist. 38:39 So they're building a whole music center 38:42 to train and teach young people. 38:44 Now let's go back to those pictures 38:45 because that one I want to show. 38:46 That's our buddy in the middle, that's Freddy. 38:48 Freddy, yeah. Randy. 38:50 Randy. Yes, I keep telling it. 38:51 Randy, yes he is the local elder. 38:53 Wonderful Randy. 38:55 Of that district a first elder, what a great guy. 38:56 Yes. 38:58 Randy directs the choirs, sings, beautiful voice, 38:59 plays the piano 39:00 on the conference committee, very, very talented fellow. 39:03 That's Randy. Full of energy. 39:05 And full of energy. He never loses his energy. 39:06 No. 39:08 That's the pastor of the host church 39:09 where we were in Victoria, that's Pastor Christopher. 39:12 Wonderful young man, has two very energetic boys, 39:15 wonderful wife, so he was the host pastor. 39:17 This is one of his first, just got out of school, 39:20 one of his first charges. 39:21 And that's Pastor Buke and myself, 39:24 preaching on Sabbath morning. 39:26 He is my translator. 39:27 What a good... 39:28 As I got excited, he got excited. 39:30 When I calmed down, he calmed down, 39:31 and if I moved, he moved. 39:32 That's some of the baptismal people. 39:34 These are the people answered that, responded to the call. 39:38 Responded to the call. 39:39 On Sabbath as we made a call for baptism, 39:41 and these are some of the people that came up 39:42 and responded to the call. 39:44 Those are some of the baptismal candidates, 39:46 they're dressed in white. 39:49 Just wonderful people. 39:50 This young lady just kind of endeared herself, 39:52 she ended up in a lot of my shots. 39:53 If my camera was over to the left, 39:55 she kind of eased to the left, 39:56 as my camera was over to the right, 39:58 she kind of eased to the right. 39:59 Just a wonderful young lady, and she was one 40:01 of the baptismal candidates also. 40:04 And some more baptismal candidates just... 40:06 We had all ranges of ages. Yes, yes. 40:09 And some more baptismal candidates, yes. 40:11 From very young to very... 40:14 And really we thought some of these baptismal candidates 40:16 were too young but really they're older than they look. 40:19 That's some of the food that they had prepared for us 40:23 because we had church service, then we ate, 40:25 then baptism and Raquel, 40:27 that's about the time that you sort of came down 40:29 whatever bug got a hold of you. 40:31 There is a pastor's wife in the middle in the dark blue. 40:33 And you weren't there with us for that last Sabbath, 40:35 we missed you. 40:37 Well, I missed everything in the last day 40:44 but I had fever at that time so I couldn't really come. 40:47 Yes, yes. 40:49 Ray, talk to us about your response, 40:52 your feeling to that last Sabbath 40:55 to see all of those baptismal candidates 40:57 and just to be part of that experience? 41:00 That's an experience that I will never forget. 41:04 It's an experience that we dream about, 41:11 it's a dream that we had hope to come true 41:15 and we were so happy that, that it finally did. 41:19 The warmth of the people or the love of the people 41:22 is something that you can't even express. 41:25 They were so warm, so friendly... 41:28 Excuse me, it was like a large family. 41:33 And everyone was so grateful and so happy and 66 baptisms 41:39 and all these people smiling. 41:42 Just so beautiful to see and the pastors were happy 41:47 and the president of the conference was so happy. 41:50 Yes. 41:52 And it was one speech after another and everybody just... 41:57 It just was like a stone rolling down the mountain, 42:01 it got better and better and better. 42:04 All right, very good. 42:06 Now, I'm going to talk to my director just a minute. 42:09 Robert, we're going to have run out of time 42:11 so we gonna have to cut some of this stuff short. 42:13 I want to go right to the baptisms, 42:15 if you can do that for me. 42:18 We're going to take out Buke, 42:19 we're going to take out the president for now 42:22 and go right to the baptism. 42:23 There we go because Irma was saying, you know what? 42:26 I see a big black crowd. 42:27 And if they don't stop talking and get to that pool, 42:29 we're going to be in a rainy baptism 42:31 and sure enough what happen Boo? 42:34 Sure enough, as soon as we got to the pool 42:38 it started raining and not little... 42:40 Yeah. It was raining really hard. 42:42 Yeah, pouring down. Pouring down. 42:44 But did that stop anybody? 42:45 They did not, oh, not, not at all. 42:47 Not even the people that they were looking. 42:50 Yes. To see the baptism. 42:53 Everybody was just so happy to be there, 42:55 I ran away because I didn't want to get soggy 43:00 and I have my camera so. 43:03 I got it perhaps so, I kept my camera dry, 43:04 but outside half, half of me got soaked. 43:07 Robert, can you find the picture of everybody 43:09 at the baptismal pool that kind of the group picture 43:11 that kind of big one for me and let's go to that. 43:14 That's the one. Thank you. 43:16 These guys are... 43:17 Oh, they're so sharp in there. 43:18 That's the one, that was our baptismal group, 43:20 66 in total and there were some that didn't get there 43:24 because our numbers really were higher 43:25 but at the end we ended up with 66 43:28 and it was just so wonderful 43:30 and what happened right after the baptism was over, 43:32 weather wise? 43:33 Oh, the sun just shine. 43:36 Just came out like... 43:37 The sun came right back out, yeah. 43:39 Just as the rain stopped, the sun came out. 43:41 That's the conference president Pastor Inapan, 43:43 wonderful person. 43:44 Talking to and congratulating the baptismal candidates, 43:47 just a wonderful group. 43:48 It was a great Sabbath afternoon, wasn't it, Ray? 43:51 It was, it really was. 43:52 Certainly was. 43:54 Only thing missing was Raquel. That's true. 43:57 Yes, that's true. We had another pastor. 43:59 That was the oldest person that got there that time. 44:01 Yes, he was and he had a stroke. 44:03 A stroke, yes. 44:05 So he was walking with a cane. With a cane, yes. 44:07 But he was just so happy. 44:10 He was so happy to be baptized, yeah. 44:11 To be baptized, yes. 44:12 Those robes we found out, that green and black robe, 44:14 we found out that when you get ordained 44:17 they give you that robe for baptism. 44:19 So our host pastor is not ordained yet 44:21 so he didn't get one but Pastor Buke 44:24 and the other pastor got those robes 44:27 when they were ordained, 44:28 so they baptized in those robes, 44:30 and of course the conference president 44:31 just baptized in a street clothes. 44:33 He didn't mind, he was quite, 44:34 he was quite fine with everything. 44:35 Yeah, I don't know if we'll have another picture 44:37 of this lady but right of that picture 44:39 there is a lady behind with the umbrella 44:42 for the older man and she is the lady that every night 44:48 she was ready with gifts for the people 44:51 at the end of the meeting. 44:54 At the end of the meeting they had a quiz 44:55 at the end of the meeting and they had bags of gifts 44:58 and this lady, she was an elder, 45:00 she would give out the... 45:01 Ask the questions 45:03 and people would answer the questions 45:04 and get their gifts. 45:06 Very, very exciting, then we had a big circle, 45:07 we joined hands, and you know, gave out those gifts, 45:11 Just an exciting wonderful thing. 45:13 Now we got to tell you something, 45:14 this is really cool. 45:16 On Friday night just before the baptism, 45:19 we preached at the Bacolod Central 45:22 Seventh-day Adventist Church. 45:24 It was something that was kind of added to, 45:25 it was a one day off and we didn't get a day off, 45:27 we preached there. 45:29 And I'm so glad that we did. 45:30 Irma came, Raquel was not feeling good 45:32 but she came anyway and Ray came. 45:34 And we met a group, and Robert this is the 3ABN group. 45:38 This group and hold that picture for just minute. 45:40 This is a group of doctors and lawyers and business people 45:47 who pay out of their pockets to have 3ABN 45:51 on in that lead city there in Bacolod. 45:55 They've been doing it for 15 years. 45:58 Yes. 45:59 Now let me give their names just so that 46:01 we give them some recognition. 46:02 Starting from the far right, 46:05 the man in the white is Antonio Devalia. 46:08 His wife Jobinee Devalia is next to him, then me, 46:12 then Irma, then doctor, 46:15 he is a doctor/attorney Wilfred Tubliera. 46:20 Then Dr. Nana Lee Rollius, 46:24 then Lenora Brassa, 46:28 then going up to lady in the yellow is Norletta, 46:32 she is a land owner. 46:34 She owns a big plantation, 46:35 then let's see 46:38 is Teresa Formanarius, 46:45 then the first elder who is Asher Scion, 46:48 then the pastor is Nedro Golfa. 46:52 That's the 3ABN club. 46:56 And they've been together. 46:58 Their motto is 3ABN till Jesus comes. 47:02 Yes. 47:04 You remember that? That's right. 47:05 And they introduced themselves to me, 47:07 a group of doctors and lawyers. 47:09 And now we got a quick video, I want to go to that right now. 47:13 The first thing or the first time 47:15 that I discover this program, 47:17 the 3ABN program was in Iloilo city, 47:22 then we were on our way to our free clinic 47:25 at the house of Mr. Chu. 47:29 When he opened the television, 47:31 I was so inspired to see 47:35 and to hear singing Jesus is coming again. 47:39 And so I said to myself, 47:41 this program should also be with us in Bacolod city. 47:46 And so upon coming here to our province, 47:52 I went together with my wife, 47:55 I went to the conference office 47:59 and told the president then Pastor Chad Lee Hondonero, 48:06 and I was telling him to have this 3ABN program 48:11 here in the province of the Negros. 48:16 And he told me, well, we had it planned already 48:21 about three years ago. 48:23 So what happened? 48:27 Actually there were already the gadgets. 48:30 This satellite, oh, what's that, this? 48:35 The satellite dish. Satellite dish, yeah. 48:39 And I said to Pastor Hondonero, 48:43 we need to get it right away. 48:47 And I went also 48:50 to the then Pastor Solis, 48:56 he is the communication director 48:59 and encouraged him to get the gadgets as soon as possible 49:06 so that we can have the program 49:07 here in our own province. 49:11 And it was so, it was done that very Sunday morning 49:16 he went to Cebu city to take all the gadgets, 49:21 and one problem that they were talking 49:26 was about the money. 49:29 Because the company, the sky cable 49:34 is requiring us to pay 24,000 then per month, 49:39 24,000 pesos as a payment. 49:43 So I said that should be easy. 49:47 We head together 49:48 all the brethren from five districts 49:53 and so solicit the fund for this program. 49:58 So all of you together are funding 3ABN in Bacolod. 50:04 Yeah. 50:07 We gathered, for the first time we gathered five districts. 50:12 But now I think by either 50:18 solicitations or promised pledges 50:24 from the brethren. 50:26 We've to sustain this... 50:27 And... 50:28 We've to sustain this program. 50:30 Yeah, this program must be sustained 50:32 up to the moment by the grace of God. 50:35 Now our time is getting away from us but I did want to hear, 50:38 want you to hear from the pastor of the churches 50:40 is pastor Golfan, wonderful fellow. 50:43 He was very, very impressed 50:44 about what this group is doing also. 50:47 Pastor Golfan is the pastor of the church. 50:50 Pastor, just give me a word how having this ministry 50:53 in your church has helped this church? 50:56 It's really been a blessing for the community 50:59 and also for those our brethren 51:01 who personally commit themselves 51:03 because it not only inspire them to continue 51:10 to do the ministry that God has entrusted to them 51:12 but their faith really grow when they continue to do 51:17 this support to the major ministry, 51:21 and I really praise God for this brethren. 51:24 Amen. 51:26 Now in the video that was just prior, 51:28 you saw over the shoulder of man 51:30 was talking a women standing there, 51:32 tall woman in gray, 51:34 that woman actually was a person who walked 51:38 into the church from watching 3ABN 51:42 and was ready for baptism. 51:44 She owns one or two large factories. 51:47 She is a woman of means, and she joined the group, 51:50 and she is putting her money there. 51:52 You see her there in the picture. 51:53 The fellow with the purple shirt and tie 51:55 right over his shoulder, 51:57 right over the doctor's shoulder is the lady in gray. 52:00 She is a woman of means, walked into the church 52:04 and is part of the 3ABN team, 52:06 was baptized into the church after year. 52:08 Next to her is a woman in the yellow. 52:12 She is a large plantation owner, 52:14 owns a sugar plantation. 52:16 She has the same testimony, 52:17 walked into the church after watching 3ABN, 52:20 and is now part of the group that is supporting 3ABN. 52:23 If we can go back to that picture 52:25 for just a second, Robert, if you will. 52:27 All right, you see the lady in gray, 52:29 the lady in yellow. 52:30 If you go to the fellow in the purple shirt, 52:32 white tie just over his shoulder is Asher Saya, 52:36 he is the first elder of the church, 52:38 also works at the hospital and was kind of the person 52:41 who got this group together. 52:42 Now the Dr. Davalia on the end sort of coordinates the group, 52:46 but these people are all very, very invested 52:49 and we didn't have time to hear from them all 52:50 but they all have the strong testimony 52:52 about what 3ABN is doing in the church 52:54 and of course their motto Irma is 3ABN till Jesus comes. 53:01 Amen. 53:02 Now, we've gone over, 53:03 we're gonna go to our newsbreak, 53:05 come back, say goodbye to Ray and Raquel, 53:06 and then have a closing thought. |
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