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00:01 As you're well aware,
00:02 we're living in unprecedented times. 00:05 Join us now for Today special program. 00:12 I want to spend my life 00:18 Mending broken people 00:23 I want to spend my life 00:29 Removing pain 00:34 Lord, let my words 00:39 Heal a heart that hurts 00:44 I want to spend my life 00:50 Mending broken people 00:55 I want to spend my life 01:00 Mending broken people 01:15 Hello friends, welcome to 3ABN Today. 01:17 I'm John Lomacang 01:18 and always good to have my co-pilot, 01:20 my wife Angela. 01:21 Good to have you here, Honey. 01:22 I'm always happy to be here. 01:24 I am blessed to be living in these last days. 01:27 That's right. 01:28 You know, today we're going to be talking about 01:30 things that we don't often plan for, 01:31 namely, disaster. 01:33 And we've been living in a day and age 01:35 where we have medical disasters we have had, 01:39 you know, COVID that's just another story 01:42 all in and of itself. 01:43 We've had earthquakes, we've had hurricanes, 01:47 and today we're going to be talking about tornadoes. 01:51 And more recently, there was a tremendous impact. 01:54 We'll let our guests introduce that. 01:56 But I'm excited about this program, 01:59 not just because of the content, 02:01 but how this team 02:03 has responded to make a difference 02:05 at a time where people are at their wit's end 02:08 have no idea what to do and where to turn. 02:11 So it's going to be a program I would recommend that 02:13 you press the record button if you can do that, 02:16 but if not just pay particular attention 02:19 and I know that you're going to be blessed 02:20 because in every disaster each of us has 02:23 something that we can do to participate. 02:25 But thank you for your prayers and support of 3ABN 02:28 and thank you for supporting us 02:30 as we continue going and growing 02:32 getting ready for the coming of the Lord. 02:34 Now we want to dive into the program. 02:35 Honey, but what kind of music do we have today? 02:37 Well we do have music. 02:39 Now, music today is from Alessandra Sorace, is it? 02:44 And the song is Redeemed. 03:06 Redeemed, how I love to proclaim it 03:11 Redeemed by the blood of the Lamb 03:15 Redeemed through His infinite mercy 03:19 His child and forever I am 03:24 Redeemed, redeemed 03:28 Redeemed by the blood of the Lamb 03:32 Redeemed, how I love to proclaim it 03:36 His child and forever I am 03:47 I think of my blessed Redeemer 03:51 I think of Him all the day long 03:55 I sing for I cannot be silent 04:00 His love is the theme of my song 04:04 Redeemed, redeemed 04:08 Redeemed by the blood of the Lamb 04:12 Redeemed, how I love to proclaim it 04:17 His child and forever I am 04:27 I know I shall see in His beauty 04:32 The King in whose law I delight 04:37 Who lovingly guardeth my footsteps 04:41 And giveth me songs in the night 04:46 Redeemed, redeemed 04:50 Redeemed by the blood of the Lamb 04:54 Redeemed, how I love to proclaim it 04:58 His child and forever I am 05:03 Redeemed, redeemed 05:07 Redeemed by the blood of the Lamb 05:12 Redeemed, how I love to proclaim it 05:15 His child and forever I am 05:20 His child and forever 05:24 I am 05:32 Thank you all, Alessandra, for that song Redeemed. 05:34 It's a perfect segue into our program 05:36 because through the tireless efforts 05:39 of those who come to the rescue of people 05:41 that have faced disaster, 05:43 there is a large component of redemption. 05:47 So let's go ahead and introduce our guest today, Honey. 05:49 Okay, we have Brock Mayer. 05:51 Where are you from? And what do you do, Brock? 05:53 I am from Southern Oklahoma, Ardmore, Oklahoma 05:56 about an hour and a half north of Dallas. 05:58 And I work as a nurse and a paramedic. 06:04 And I have a wife and three small children. 06:07 Your hands are full, aren't they? 06:09 You're busy man. 06:10 And next to you, Dana. 06:12 Yeah. My name is Dana Connell. 06:14 I'm currently based in Lincoln, Nebraska. 06:16 I'm a pastor by profession in calling, 06:18 but a couple of years ago, 06:20 God told me to sell everything and just go where He sent me 06:23 and I met up with GRC 06:26 two years ago at GYC. 06:29 And the Lord after meeting that had told me to move 06:33 and go back to Lincoln, Nebraska 06:34 and teach English to kids in China online. 06:36 So I teach English early in the morning, 06:39 which gives me flexibility for my day 06:41 and mobility to be able to help in communities 06:43 whether in disaster or in whatever town 06:45 God sends me to. 06:47 Okay, we know what GYC Generation of Youth of Christ 06:49 but the first acronym, what is that? 06:50 GRC? 06:52 Yeah, that stands for Gideon Rescue Company. 06:54 So that's the name of the faith-based 06:56 nonprofit organization that has come about. 07:00 Okay, hidden in plain sight. 07:02 That's great. All right. 07:04 Now we have Wils Teal. 07:06 Tell us about yourself, Will? 07:07 Yes, ma'am. My name is Wils Teal. 07:10 I am from Southern Oklahoma at the moment as well. 07:14 GRC, Gideon Rescue Company team member, 07:17 we have K-9s that God has gifted us with. 07:20 I am a K-9 handler, search and rescue 07:23 known as SAR K-9 handler. 07:26 My career if you could call it that 07:29 or my vocation is general contractor, 07:32 so I'm a carpenter by trade. 07:34 But I'd like to focus on the idea 07:36 that you can still have a career 07:38 and be a missionary at the same time. 07:40 I like that. I know, I love that. 07:42 You sure can. 07:44 Meredith Pool, 07:46 tell us about yourself, Meredith? 07:48 I'm also from Southern Oklahoma, 07:50 Ardmore, Oklahoma. 07:51 And I am an actual business owner, 07:55 pet grooming. 07:57 Pet grooming? 07:58 And I am a proud member of Gideon Rescue. 08:02 And I'm also a NASAR K-9 handler, 08:06 which is National Association of Search and Rescue. 08:11 Which, with K-9 Mannie here, 08:14 we're able to go around nationally with her 08:17 and search for people, which is a perfect opportunity 08:23 to be a missionary in the field 08:26 and help many people's lives. 08:30 Wow. Don't forget Mannie now. 08:32 Mannie is somewhere hiding here. 08:33 Well, let's take a shot of Mannie. 08:35 This is Ms. Mannie. Mannie plays a maxi roll. 08:38 She's not the only one but she's in group. 08:40 She's a rescue dog. She's a rescue dog. 08:42 And we'll see some of the pictures 08:43 of the rescue team, 08:44 but let's just dive into this program. 08:47 We're living in a day and age, as I mentioned, 08:49 disasters are everywhere. 08:50 Some of them we can't see coming. 08:52 And you both are in Oklahoma. 08:54 So you're in Tornado Alley. 08:56 And so... 08:57 Now, he's too. 08:59 That's right. Yeah. 09:00 You're fortunate to be up in Lincoln, 09:02 but they come up there too. 09:03 Well, she's in Lincoln, and he's in Oklahoma. 09:06 Yeah. 09:07 But having said that, 09:09 tell us about the Mayfield, specifically. 09:12 The Mayfield tornado 09:14 that just happen in Mayfield, Kentucky, 09:18 and tell us your involvement in that? 09:19 You know, these disasters are unprecedented 09:24 and every disaster we seem to come across 09:27 seems to be bigger 09:28 and worse than the one before it 09:30 but we know that this is to happen 09:32 according to Scripture. 09:34 And in Kentucky specifically, 09:36 it was an unprecedented tornado. 09:39 It's the fastest ground speed 09:41 that they had clocked 304 miles an hour. 09:44 Just to give you perspective, a hurricane Category Five 09:48 is typically about 180 miles an hour sustained winds, 09:52 so 300 miles an hour 09:54 is significantly much faster. 09:58 The distraction is indescribable 10:02 like pictures don't do justice. 10:03 Wow. 10:04 But we do have a picture of what it looked like 10:07 when you had a chance. 10:09 This is a picture of the devastation there 10:12 in Mayfield and that's just in one direction. 10:14 That's just one direction. 10:16 The downtown section of Mayfield 10:18 was just about completely leveled in some parts 10:21 and whole communities were wiped off the map. 10:24 What's the population of Mayfield? 10:26 Mayfield is a smaller town. 10:28 Yeah, it's about 10,000 or so, 10:31 but what's incredible is that the destruction 10:33 spread over a whole 340 some odd miles, 10:36 I believe was the multiple tornadoes 10:38 that that ran through those areas from Arkansas, 10:42 all the way into Kentucky. 10:44 And, you know, 10:47 it's amazing to me that we don't see more loss of life, 10:50 but I believe it's because of God's grace, 10:52 that we don't see more loss of life 10:55 in these tornadoes. 10:56 Wow. 10:58 So when you hit the ground... 10:59 Let's dive right over to Meredith. 11:02 When you hit the ground, you hit the ground also, 11:04 not only with personnel but with a K-9 team. 11:08 Let's talk about that? 11:09 Yes, well, when we go, you know, we're led by God. 11:14 And so, we pray, 11:17 and God leads us to the places that 11:19 He thinks we need to be in. 11:21 We were first in Mayfield for a little bit 11:24 and every place we had been taken to 11:28 has already been pretty much searched 11:30 by FEMA teams and this and that. 11:32 And so, you know, we just prayed as a team, 11:34 you know, God, where do you want us? 11:36 Where can we best serve You? 11:38 So we prayed, 11:42 and that evening, and we... 11:45 God just opened the door 11:47 and we had an Operations Manager 11:50 from Dawson Springs call 11:53 and asked us to be there at 7 am with our K-9 11:56 so we could search in Dawson Springs, 11:59 which is a community about 12:00 what was about 30-40 minutes 12:02 away from Mayfield and just leveled. 12:05 I mean, there was such destruction there, 12:08 there was not much left of that town. 12:10 And, so we were able to take our K-9 team, 12:15 and we were able to search that whole entire day, 12:18 almost 10 hours searching for people 12:22 throughout the day and it was such a blessing. 12:24 This is our first time we've got to use our K-9s, 12:27 and in this kind of situation. 12:30 So God has just opened doors and we have been 12:34 so blessed by not only has 12:36 giving the ability to have our dogs 12:39 but to be able to serve people with them. 12:41 Yeah, I've heard many saying don't forget to picture. 12:43 Here's a picture of the K-9 team 12:46 that and there you are with the second from the, 12:49 from my left, with Mannie. 12:51 Is that Mannie with you there? 12:52 Yes. 12:54 They look like they all come from the same family. 12:57 Special. What a dog. 12:58 What kind of dog is she? 12:59 She's a Labrador Retriever. Yeah. 13:01 And these K-9s are a blessing that we never actually 13:06 were looking for was something that 13:08 God just opened the door and connect us 13:10 with a professional training 13:12 program in Oklahoma Ground Zero. 13:14 And each of these dogs 13:15 are professionally trained FEMA, 13:18 Task Force type dogs that have been gifted to us 13:22 as an organization for complete free. 13:24 We don't pay a dime for these dogs, 13:26 but they're $70,000 worth of training per dog 13:30 in order to save life, 13:32 and what an incredible testimony that 13:34 God can provide the resources that are needed 13:37 and especially in the opportunity 13:39 to reach people's hearts. 13:41 Wow. 13:43 Was it difficult to get people together 13:45 during the holidays? 13:46 I mean, this happened so quickly, this disaster. 13:50 Another unprecedented point about the Kentucky tornadoes 13:53 is that in December that is not a season 13:55 that we see tornado activity. 13:58 And, so yes, it was a little bit difficult 14:00 because we're coming right into Christmas 14:02 and these communities were absolutely destroyed 14:06 and so it was a real testament to the other volunteers 14:08 and the groups and the teams 14:10 that were there to spend their time 14:11 there over the holidays. 14:13 Now, where did you stay? 14:14 Wherever God opened the door, 14:15 but there was a church that was gracious. 14:19 The church there in Paducah, 14:20 the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Paducah 14:22 opened their doors, and they 14:23 let us stay in the gymnasium 14:25 and it was a good base of operations for the team. 14:27 How far is Paducah from there? 14:28 It was about 20 minutes or so from Ground Zero. 14:30 Wow. 14:32 I didn't know it was so close. 14:34 Well, we've gone to Paducah quite frequently. 14:37 The scary thing to think that the tornado 14:39 just was that close. 14:40 I want to bring Wil into the picture here though. 14:44 Being a part of... 14:45 Give us that acronym again, GRC? 14:47 GRC, Gideon Rescue Company. 14:50 Okay. 14:52 Did you partner with other organizations as it 14:54 related to the rescue? 14:57 Specifically with the K-9s? 14:59 Well, with the whole rescue effort? 15:01 How many other organizations do you stay were there? 15:03 Yes, God's brought 15:05 several different ministries together 15:07 over the years. 15:08 We've been blessed with a relationship 15:11 with Jim Ingersoll and 2Serve 15:13 who works with various academies 15:17 and brings our youth into service 15:20 during these disasters. 15:21 So it's very, very special. 15:23 There's also another ministry, AWA 15:27 Adventist World Aviation 15:29 that God's brought a relationship there 15:32 with us together, and has given us 15:34 the ability to have 15:36 aviation at as a resource. 15:42 One more experience as well has been another agency, 15:47 I'm not sure if I'm allowed to use their name 15:49 because they prefer their anonymity, 15:50 but they bring... 15:53 It's a hub for many pilots who want to bring supplies 15:57 and God's put us in a position 16:00 to be the boots on the ground for these various pilots 16:02 to be able to distribute the goods that they fly in. 16:05 Wow. 16:07 Well, we always like to hear testimonies. 16:09 Tell us about Carl Edwards, the NASCAR driver? 16:14 When we were here, a couple of years ago, 16:16 I did an interview with 3ABN Today. 16:18 We had told a story where God had 16:20 recently connected us through Hurricane Dorian 16:23 with a very famous pilot, and at the time, 16:27 we had kept his identity under wraps 16:29 but I had gotten permission to share his name on this show. 16:32 Over the years, we've developed a stronger relationship, 16:35 and he actually is, 16:37 is more than excited to be associated with our team. 16:40 And Carl Edwards is a former NASCAR driver. 16:44 He was a very successful NASCAR driver. 16:47 And a very humble man. 16:50 If you were to meet this man, 16:51 he is a servant of servants and just an incredible, 16:55 you know, you can see how God 16:57 has been leading in his life, 16:58 even before you ever met us. 17:00 But this response in Kentucky was very special 17:03 because, for the first time, 17:05 Carl actually decided to respond with us. 17:09 He has a plane, 17:10 and that was how we first met him 17:12 and he said, he gave us his business card. 17:14 He said anytime you need to go to disaster, 17:16 here's my business card. 17:17 He's a pilot? 17:18 Yep, you call me and I'll fly you door to door. 17:20 And so we've used him in several different responses 17:24 in different disasters. 17:25 And this was the first time 17:27 his plane was under maintenance. 17:28 And so he didn't have that available. 17:29 But he said, "Listen, I'll come with my skid steer, 17:31 I'll come with my truck and my trailer." 17:32 He said, "I'll just join you guys 17:33 and we'll work on the ground together." 17:35 And Carl, he's searching, 17:38 he doesn't quite know exactly 17:40 what he believes 17:42 he would probably be okay with me saying 17:43 he's a bit of a maybe soft agnostic. 17:46 And so he's observing all of these different miracles 17:49 and these things that are taking place. 17:50 And so it was exciting for us to have him on the ground, 17:52 and to actually see the hand of God 17:55 at work in this disaster. 17:56 Amen. 17:57 And we have a picture of Carl and the team 17:59 I'd like you to describe to our viewers 18:00 who are seeing here? 18:01 Absolutely. Carl is on the left there. 18:04 And then Doug, he's with AWA. 18:06 He's a former Marine and a pilot as well, 18:09 Steven is also there next to Doug 18:11 and he's a pilot with AWA and then Mike Merasheena, 18:15 he's on the very end there in the gray sweatshirt. 18:18 And Mike is an incredible man of faith as well that we met 18:21 in Belle Plaine, Iowa on another disaster, 18:23 and he had a crane 18:26 that we ended up using during that disaster. 18:29 And so it's just amazing to see the team 18:31 that God has brought together 18:33 for helping people, rescuing souls. 18:36 Wow. 18:37 What about the properties? 18:39 How did you find where to go? What properties to work on? 18:43 So that's an excellent question. 18:46 We really believe in the power of the Holy Spirit, 18:49 that God has the battle plan all in place, 18:51 and that we need to be submissive 18:54 and surrender to that plan. 18:55 And so we actually don't know 18:58 where it is that we're going to go. 19:00 We don't know where it is we're going to end up. 19:02 We just know that when God activates us as a team 19:04 that He's sending us and He's opening doors. 19:06 And so it really is a faith journey. 19:09 And Mayfield was just... 19:10 There was one place that we got a request 19:12 to bring the dogs. 19:14 And that was kind of our first 19:15 indication that Mayfield would be the place 19:17 that we'd be ministering and then from there, 19:19 the Lord just kept opening door after door after door 19:21 and bringing us to exactly the right place 19:24 at the right time. 19:25 You mentioned about the dogs. 19:26 I want to go back to Meredith here 19:28 because being specialized as you are 19:31 and I'm glad you mentioned the cost of that dog, 19:34 that jacket is very expensive jacket 19:36 he has on, $70,000 of training 19:38 and preparation to do what he does. 19:40 Just give us an idea of how this works. 19:42 What when you come to the scene, 19:43 and you see major devastation, 19:45 in a lot of cases I've seen where they would... 19:47 I mean, I may be a novice in this area 19:49 and I think I am 19:51 how do they start looking for people? 19:52 What do you do? 19:53 Do you just say go and they... 19:56 Well, what we do is we'll grid off a certain section 19:58 and we will cover that bases of that section, 20:01 just so that we're not missing any spot. 20:03 And so we take one dog, 20:06 and we will send her out and she knows her job. 20:09 She's highly trained. 20:10 So she will continue just to shoot out 20:13 and she will search and when a dog's nose is, 20:15 is actually incredible, they have 20:18 300 million smell receptors, which are called a factory 20:24 receptors in their noses, 20:25 where we as humans only have 5 million. 20:27 And the way their breathing system is that 20:29 they can breathe in the odor, and they can breathe, 20:32 exhale outside the slits of their nose. 20:35 So it's not disturbing that 20:37 odor that's coming in all the time 20:39 so they can stay focused and maintained 20:41 on the odor that they're looking for. 20:43 Wow. 20:44 They're amazing animals. 20:45 God just made, built them the most amazing way 20:48 to be able to do this kind of work. 20:50 And so, we send them out and we grid off an area, 20:54 we completely clear it, and then 20:56 we move on to the next area. 20:58 Wow, that's amazing. 20:59 Now that explains 21:00 why their nose is designed the way it is. 21:02 I always wondered, why is it a little flat? 21:04 I'm glad we don't have one 21:05 'cause it doesn't look that great 21:07 but now I know why it's there. 21:08 Who would like to kind of prime 21:10 we're going to see a 16-second video, 21:12 kind of tell us what we're gonna see? 21:14 Sure. 21:16 This video is actually Carl when he brought his skid steer 21:20 and he was so excited to use it. 21:22 And that's what we're praying like Lord find missions 21:24 that Carl is going to be able to be a part of, 21:26 in which he's going to be excited 21:27 because we don't know where we're going 21:29 or where we're headed, 21:30 and so this was actually a house that we're able to pull 21:31 an entire tree off the house 21:33 using some mechanical advantage and the skids too there. 21:37 So he was really excited 21:39 to be able to use that tool and that resource. 21:41 Wow. 21:43 What about you, Dana? 21:45 What was it like for you? 21:47 Well, there's a lot of things that I enjoy, 21:49 I ended up first being on the ground 21:52 in Cambridge shores. 21:55 And then the following days, we were in the pods. 22:00 So when a disaster happens, there's a lot of donations 22:03 that come in and you see the heart 22:05 of people across the nation, across the world, 22:07 sending supplies, non-perishable food, 22:09 bedding, toilet papers, animal food, 22:13 generators, all these things and they come into 22:16 different areas in the community 22:17 that are called pods, points of distribution. 22:20 So you have a warehouse where things come in, 22:22 and they're sorted. 22:24 And then survivors and victims of these natural disasters 22:26 can come in and just get these free donations 22:30 to take back with them to continue to survive 22:33 in the short-term interim. 22:35 And so, one of the beautiful things 22:36 there is that anybody can participate there. 22:39 There were children, there's adults, 22:42 there's all ages and backgrounds, 22:44 just helping people come and we carry 22:48 their containers that they're loading up 22:50 with the goods that they need. 22:51 But at the same time, 22:52 we get to listen to their stories. 22:54 If we're asking, 22:55 and we are listening for stories, 22:57 because we are also trying to determine 22:59 how we can help the people. 23:01 Is their properties that need help still? 23:02 Are their houses needing to be tarped? 23:04 Is there debris cleanup? 23:06 Then also, how can we minister to them spiritually, 23:09 because we carry literature with us to give, 23:11 and we want to be able to pray for them. 23:13 And for me, I was also grateful, 23:15 because I had people when they heard I was coming, 23:19 they said we want to send money with you 23:20 to give directly to these survivors 23:23 and these victims of the storm. 23:25 So you ministered quite a bit, all of you? 23:28 There are so many fronts 23:30 when it comes to disaster in ministry. 23:32 This is really that the appeal that we have is that 23:36 that the harvest is great but the laborers are few. 23:41 You know, people ask us all the time, 23:42 well, maybe I'm not a nurse 23:43 or I'm not a search and rescue handler, I'm not a, 23:46 you know, what can I do? 23:47 And you know, the gospel is really quite simple. 23:50 In that Jesus says, Can you hand somebody 23:51 a cup of cold water in My name, 23:54 and no wise lose your reward in heaven. 23:56 And so we find this through the pods 23:58 is that some of our most powerful ministry experiences 24:01 have actually not been pulling people from rubble, 24:03 but have been actually there in the pods 24:05 in the points of distribution, 24:06 handing out food and water and then asking people, 24:09 you know, can I pray with you? 24:10 And people just, they start weeping, 24:12 they're in tears, and when you hand them 24:14 a piece of literature when you hand them the Word of God 24:16 like they are just thank you so much. 24:18 I didn't even know I needed this. 24:20 Well, you know, that was amazing. 24:21 Calling out to the least of them the Bible says. 24:23 And we saw on the news 24:25 because this is highlighted quite a bit 24:26 in all the networks of people that have said 24:28 I lost my house, but at least I'm still here. 24:31 And then there was a group of people that said, 24:33 you know, our town has been practically wiped off, 24:38 but we are going to rebuild. 24:39 This is home, we're not leaving. 24:41 We're going to hang out together. 24:43 And I want to highlight 24:45 not only was the Gideon Rescue Company there, 24:48 but also who'd like to talk about Heritage Academy. 24:51 Maybe if I get that to you, will you? 24:53 Wow, yeah, Heritage Academy. 24:56 That was a really special experience. 24:59 One, the talent of the gift of music 25:03 that God brought with that Academy. 25:07 Equally, I had worked on another mission trip, 25:12 Ultimate Workout with Maranatha is what I'm involved with. 25:16 And one of the young men that was on that trip 25:20 when I showed up in Kentucky. 25:24 I saw that there were Academy kids 25:26 and in through the door walks 25:28 one of the young men that I was with in Kentucky. 25:31 His name is Cameron Sanders, CJ. 25:34 And it was such a joy 25:36 for both he and I to have united 25:40 in a common purpose without any plans. 25:42 God arranged that for both of us 25:44 and it was just a special deal to serve with him. 25:47 So it was a joy because it empowered him 25:49 to the what we saw with our academies, 25:54 with our youth 25:56 was such a beautiful thing to me 25:58 because the youth were 26:00 at these points of distribution, 26:02 stopping, turning around, they were giving 26:04 inspirational literature, 26:05 they were stopping and praying with people, 26:07 and these people are at the point 26:09 where they're so focused on their survival 26:11 that they don't even realize 26:13 that stopping to pray is an option. 26:14 And so when these youth they're there, 26:17 they're kind of astounded at the age group 26:20 that's there going, hey, can I pray with you? 26:22 And they're like, well, yeah. 26:23 And then when it happens, there's this sense of, 26:27 I didn't know I needed that 26:30 and it touches these kids' lives. 26:32 And it's really astounding each night at the gym, 26:35 where we all slept, 26:38 testimonies would come out and our youth were giving these 26:42 beautiful testimonies of how they were touched 26:45 by seeing how God would work so, 26:48 so this partnership that's occurred to serve 26:52 with the academies with Gideon Rescue 26:54 the way God's put it together. 26:56 It's become such a beautiful thing 26:58 in the development, the spiritual development 27:00 of our children. 27:03 Now you travel with literature, don't you? 27:06 Yes, ma'am. We have on us all the time. 27:08 You have GLOW tracts? 27:10 Which one is that? 27:12 Certainty in an uncertain world, 27:14 that one's by Mark Finley. 27:16 And this one actually is a really perfect tract. 27:19 Just nails it perfectly when we go to these disasters, 27:22 but we give away books too. 27:24 You do? 27:25 Yes, ma'am. 27:27 The Lord's gifted us with 27:28 several thousand dollars worth of literature. 27:31 As we prayed for it we said, "Lord, 27:33 we need supplies." 27:35 What kind of books? 27:36 Great Controversy, Desire of Ages, 27:39 Ministry of Healing, 27:40 Hope for Troubled Times, Steps to Christ. 27:44 What else? 27:45 Ten Commandments Twice Removed. 27:46 Yes. 27:48 And with a pastor on staff, it's good to have that. 27:50 Give you a chance to use all the gifts 27:52 that God has given to you. 27:54 This next door is really touching. 27:57 I think actually these next three or four photos 27:59 are going to be talking about this incident. 28:01 Tell us about the Gaither home, or Mrs. Gaither. 28:05 So it goes back to one of the questions 28:06 that you were asking, Angela, about 28:08 how do we know where it is that we're going to be, you know? 28:11 Yes, yes. 28:12 And Carl was actually with Mike, 28:15 one of our other team members. 28:16 And they were driving around together 28:17 just praying and asking like, 28:19 "Okay, God, where's the next mission?" 28:21 And they came into Cambridge Shores, 28:23 which is a community 28:25 that actually they had flown over AWA 28:27 when they had come in with their planes. 28:28 It actually circled over 28:30 this community and said, "You know what? 28:31 Something's telling us that this is a place 28:33 that we need to be." 28:34 And so they had gone to investigate 28:36 and they were there and they didn't know 28:37 where it was they're going to end up 28:39 with the whole community was wiped out. 28:40 It was a very well-to-do neighborhood 28:41 that was completely destroyed. 28:44 And as they were driving, they came to a wooden sign 28:47 that said the Gaither. 28:49 I think it said rest in peace. 28:51 And this was the only home 28:54 that actually had a casualty in this neighborhood. 28:57 And Mrs. Gaither, 28:59 unfortunately, lost her life in the storm. 29:01 She was a little bit older in her 80s, I believe. 29:04 And her daughter was there at the home, 29:07 searching through the rubble. 29:09 And when she saw Carl and our team she said, 29:12 "Please, can you help me?" 29:14 And he said, "Well, of course, like, we have 29:16 skid steer here with us and how can we help you?" 29:18 And she said, "Well, I'm looking for two items." 29:19 She said, "I'm looking for a safe 29:23 that has all of my mother's legal documents in it 29:26 and I'm looking for a little red camera." 29:31 When Carl heard that he said in his mind 29:33 he didn't tell her out loud but in his mind 29:34 he said there's no way we're finding your camera, 29:37 but maybe we can find the safe and so he said, "Of course, 29:39 we can help you so we began looking 29:41 and we brought the team over there. 29:43 We had a whole plan, we gridded off the area, 29:46 we were looking for this safe actually 29:48 what we were focusing on because... 29:50 A lot of rubble, right? 29:51 The rubble was indescribable in the pictures that you see. 29:54 Matter of fact you have a picture of you guys searching. 29:56 We do. 29:57 This is actually her home, 29:58 there's nothing left as you can see. 30:00 And you had to look through that. 30:01 We'd to look through that. 30:02 And then this is the team here assessing the situation 30:05 and we have the skid steer and you can see there's 30:07 just piles of debris everywhere, 30:09 where do you begin? How do you find it? 30:10 How do you find a camera on this? 30:12 Now mind you we did do 30:13 what was the most important thing 30:15 is we did stop and pray. 30:16 Amen. Yes. 30:18 But there was still lingering doubt of, 30:20 man, this could be a disappointment, right? 30:24 But still, we go, okay, God, if You want us to do this, 30:27 if you want us to find this and again 30:30 we were object fixated on the safe, 30:33 I'm thinking, okay, statistically speaking, 30:35 it's much larger than a camera. 30:37 Probably heavier. 30:39 So we should be able to find the safe. 30:42 We prayed and 2.5 hours into searching for it, 30:46 we found not the safe but the camera. 30:51 And Carl was in the skid steer 30:52 and he literally stopped and he said, 30:55 "Is that what I think it is?" 30:56 And the firefighter that had 30:57 pulled it out of the rubble said, 30:59 "It could be in there," 31:00 unzipped it and he said, "No way." 31:03 He said, "That's not the camera that we're looking for." 31:05 And sure enough, it was a red camera 31:07 and then he said, "No way, 31:08 there's no way that there are pictures on it," 31:09 because it's been through a storm. 31:11 It's been through a tornado. It's been drenched with rain. 31:12 Like there's nothing survivable on that camera. 31:16 And so we took it over to where we had a computer, 31:19 and the daughter was there and, 31:22 of course, everybody with bated breath and Mike, 31:25 who was a part of the team as well, he said, 31:27 I don't even need to stick around 31:29 and see that there's pictures on this, 31:30 I know there's pictures on there. 31:32 So I'm gonna keep looking for the safe. 31:33 So he left. 31:34 And Carl, of course, is wondering like is there, 31:37 can this absolutely be, and sure enough, 31:40 when we looked at the camera, 31:41 there were 350 pictures from their family. 31:46 Here's what's so incredible that her father had died 31:48 a few months before the storm. 31:51 Her mother had passed in the storm. 31:53 And on that camera, were the only pictures 31:56 that they had of the entire family. 32:00 They had no photos for the funeral 32:03 and this is a picture, the daughter is in green. 32:05 Her name is Tassie. 32:06 And she was absolutely weeping when we found this camera. 32:10 And it was a powerful moment which we could tell. 32:12 We said "Tassie, the Lord cares 32:15 so much for you 32:17 that He would search all of this rubble 32:18 and preserve this camera 32:20 because He loves you and cares for you." 32:22 Wow. 32:23 And that kind of hope and encouragement 32:25 is what gives people the opportunity 32:28 to make it through an incredible crisis. 32:30 Meredith, you were there when this happened? 32:33 No, no, I was not. 32:35 She was searching with the dogs in another place. 32:37 But it was very emotional, wasn't it? 32:39 Yes. Yes, it is. 32:41 I mean, I'm just feeling that whole thing. 32:43 You have the remnants of your family 32:44 and you're wondering, my mom's gone, my dad's gone, 32:47 how am I gonna make it? 32:51 The pictures don't even tell the story, 32:53 but it still communicate 32:55 what a valuable moment that was. 32:57 Another neat connection in that is one of the volunteers 33:01 that came up from Texas, 33:03 that he happened to live in the same neighborhood 33:05 as this daughter in Texas. 33:06 He's like, I'm going to have to have you over for dinner 33:09 and so even there... 33:11 Divine appointments. It's divine. 33:13 It's a spiritual golden hour. 33:15 Yeah, you mentioned the spiritual golden hour. 33:17 And spiritual golden hour is simply 33:20 a concept that we've seen 33:21 over and over in these disasters 33:23 is you ask the question, 33:25 what is most needful in a disaster? 33:27 Is it food? Is it water? 33:29 Is it shelter? 33:31 Is it rescue from your housetop, 33:33 if you're in the midst of a flood? 33:35 All of these things are necessary. 33:36 But what's interesting is that 33:38 the greatest need 33:39 actually is none of those things. 33:41 Because we've demonstrated this even in a survival situation, 33:46 that you can go, you know, days without food, 33:50 weeks without food. 33:51 You can go days without water. 33:53 You know, you can even 33:54 hold your breath for a few minutes, 33:56 but you can't even go 33:57 a minute or a second without hope. 33:59 The minute you give up hope, you're done. 34:02 And so we recognize this in our human experience 34:04 that hope is actually 34:06 the most important in the hierarchy of needs. 34:08 And so that's what we call 34:09 the spiritual golden hour is that 34:10 when a disaster happens, when a crisis happens, 34:13 the clock is actually ticking 34:14 in which time is of the essence 34:17 to reach people and gives people hope. 34:19 That's right. It's beautiful. 34:20 What about the red phone? What is that about? 34:24 The red camera? 34:25 That's what we found there in the camera. 34:27 Oh, it's a camera. 34:29 Yeah, I was thinking of camera phone. 34:30 Somehow that caught me 34:32 but tell us this disaster is replete, 34:37 pregnant with some amazing stories. 34:39 Tell us about Reed, this gentleman of Special Ops. 34:42 Well, I'd have to pass that to Wils 34:45 because he and I were actually searching 34:47 for another mission. 34:49 We had been asked to look for 34:51 an older lady who was in her home 34:53 and she thanked the Lord was not there. 34:55 She was safe in another location. 34:58 Yes, part of this is scouting out 35:02 other areas having God open other doors 35:05 and we had discovered a couple 35:08 who were untouched as far as 35:10 the work crews that were there 35:12 and the Heritage Academy kids came over 35:13 and started just getting to it. 35:16 And they had asked us to go check 35:18 on this older neighbor, 90 years old, 35:21 and at the same time, we said, 35:22 "Hey, we'll do that, 35:24 we have a two by two principle in Gideon Rescue 35:27 that two of us go together." 35:29 So Brock goes, "Hey, come on, let's go." 35:31 I said, "Okay." 35:33 And we went and realized 35:36 that she'd been taken care of and we looked over, 35:39 and there's a house down by the water 35:41 that you can't see from the upper road. 35:44 Its debris is just scattered everywhere 35:47 and it's basically hidden, 35:48 but there's smoke coming out of the chimney 35:50 and we went. 35:51 It was still standing? 35:53 It was still standing, but it was covered 35:54 and surrounded by fallen trees including the pickup truck. 35:58 The pickup truck hadn't been touched. 36:01 And we go, we should go check to see if they're okay. 36:04 And we went around the corner. 36:06 We couldn't get in through the front door. 36:07 We went around on the back deck, 36:09 and the windows are blown out. 36:11 We knock on the door and out stumbles 36:13 this Special Forces soldier who is intoxicated. 36:18 And it was very difficult to carry on a conversation 36:22 but we said, "Hey, we'd love to help you. 36:25 We have a group of people 36:26 who would love to help clear your debris out. 36:28 We noticed that you have some stuff here 36:31 that could use some work and we want to help you." 36:33 And he said, "I don't want your help." 36:36 He goes, "I'm just gonna burn the house down 36:38 and burn everything in place." 36:41 We're like, wow. 36:43 So, we talked to him some more, 36:45 we let him know that we were there to help him, 36:48 not to hurt him. 36:50 And finally, he agrees to allow us 36:53 to clean his driveway the very least. 36:55 We said, "Hey, we'll get right to it." 36:58 He said, "But can we pray for you?" So 37:00 he says, "Yeah, I guess so." 37:03 So we pray for him and then we get to work 37:06 and then pretty soon our AWA pilot, 37:08 our Marine has a chance to talk to him 37:11 brother soldier to brother soldier, right, 37:13 the golden hour, the spiritual golden hour. 37:16 And here we have brother soldier 37:17 to brother soldier 37:19 and all of a sudden the wall start coming down. 37:21 Reed tells us of his giving up hope 37:26 that he had a rope in a tree 37:28 that he was ready to end it all 37:31 and that this storm had come through 37:33 and had taken the tree with the rope in it. 37:36 He was angry about it. 37:37 The Lord said, "You're not killing yourself. 37:39 I gotta send the storm to save you." 37:41 That's an ironic, bittersweet. 37:44 And so God goes here's how much I love you Reed. 37:46 I'm gonna send some people to you 37:50 who are going to care for you, 37:52 who are going to help clean your driveway up, 37:53 not only that, but I'm going to send a brother soldier 37:55 to talk to you about what you're going through 37:57 with PTSD and to top that off, Reed. 38:01 I'm going to have your favorite NASCAR driver 38:03 clear your driveway. 38:05 What? You mean he knew Carl Edwards? 38:08 He was a big fan of Carl Edward. 38:11 It's unbelievable. 38:12 This is how much God loves you. Amen. 38:15 This is how much He loves you. 38:17 And so, the following day, 38:20 because part of this is doing after work 38:23 and God blessed Dana for her work 38:26 that God's put on her heart is to aftercare, 38:31 you know, meeting these people 38:33 and ministering to them further because relationship is born. 38:37 Well, the following day. 38:39 There were some team members that went back 38:40 and Reed had discovered new hope. 38:42 And the following day, he was ready to help, right? 38:46 Clean BD use, fresh medic bag packed 38:49 and he was like, let me go help my community. 38:52 He had new purpose, right? 38:55 And now God is too. 38:56 I want to show that picture of Reed's house. 38:58 I don't know if we saw that. 38:59 Do we have that? 39:01 That's his house that was drowned there by the water 39:02 actually by the river and that's his pickup truck. 39:05 It's amazing that with all that devastation, 39:07 that those two stayed intact, 39:09 because 300 miles an hour winds, 39:10 well, the 200 or 150 39:12 at that location, it's still there. 39:14 Right. 39:15 And the windows blown out, but then also, 39:16 there's a picture of Reed standing. 39:19 Tell us who's in? Which one's Reed? 39:20 Reed is the one there in the fatigues. 39:23 And this is the team, the Gideon Rescue team 39:26 and some of our AWA partners there all around. 39:28 Is that you in the blue? 39:29 Corey is in the blue, 39:31 and I believe I'm in the gray next to Reed. 39:32 I had some more facial hair at that point. 39:35 And we just sung to him that this is the beauty 39:38 of working with Heritage Academy 39:41 and many other schools that we've worked with 39:44 and the students 39:45 and the power of music, it's a weapon. 39:48 Never underestimate the power of music. 39:50 Put the choir before the army. 39:52 We literally did put the choir 39:54 before the army in these situations 39:55 and the students had come down on to Reed's deck 39:57 and after we'd cleared out his driveway, 40:00 they struck up to him Amazing Grace, 40:04 and his heart just melted. 40:06 I mean, he had never seen a team like this. 40:09 He had never seen ministry like this. 40:11 He had been approached by many Christians before 40:14 and he said, "I have never seen Christianity like this." 40:17 And he said, "What is your church? 40:19 I want to join your church." 40:20 Like this was his immediate response 40:22 after ministering to him through 40:24 service and through song. 40:26 And it was an absolutely powerful moment 40:28 as we were all gathered there together singing 40:30 Amazing Grace to Reed. 40:31 I'm sure you gave him literature too? 40:34 Yes, we did. 40:35 Now it doesn't stop there 40:36 because interwoven with this is the story of Daniel Page. 40:42 The story of Daniel Page was that 40:45 I had seen him working with the group 40:48 and I didn't know who he was 40:50 and I figured he's doing a great job. 40:52 I go and I figured someone 40:54 new must have just shown up today. 40:56 Well, he was down there on that deck when we sang. 40:59 As we're walking up, 41:01 Doug, the AWA pilot and myself are walking up 41:05 and he's walking up with us and he said, 41:07 "I needed that music more than Reed," he goes. 41:10 And he begins to tell me about how, 41:13 what he struggles with. 41:17 He begins to tell me 41:18 I was sitting on my sofa playing video games 41:21 just two nights ago when the Lord goes, 41:25 when something in me told me to get up off the couch 41:28 and go to Mayfield, Kentucky. 41:30 And God brought him to our team. 41:32 And at that point in time, 41:35 I said, "Are you serious about you wanting to do God's will," 41:39 because he was saying, 41:41 "I want to get rid of all this stuff 41:42 that's going on in my head, and I want to do God's will 41:46 after being part of this service." 41:48 And I said, "If you're serious about it, 41:50 let's kneel right now 41:51 and let's turn your will and your life over to God," 41:54 and we did. 41:55 I think there might be a photo of him. 41:56 Well, I wanna show a picture of Daniel with the chainsaw. 41:59 Daniel Page with the chainsaw. There he is. 42:01 He put down his video controller 42:03 and got his steel saw, I think. 42:04 Yeah. 42:06 We didn't know who this guy was 42:08 because when you're in a disaster zone, 42:10 you have so many people that are coming and going 42:12 volunteers and team members 42:14 and sometimes you don't know who's working next to you. 42:16 And this gentleman, we thought he was a part of 2Serve 42:18 and Heritage Academy, but come to find out 42:20 he had no relation to Heritage Academy. 42:22 And he was standing right next to me 42:24 when we were singing Amazing Grace. 42:26 And as soon as we got done, he turned to me and he said, 42:28 "That song was for me." 42:31 And so then this whole story tumbles out 42:33 about him sitting on his couch, playing video games 42:35 and God was just like, get up off that couch 42:37 and go to Kentucky and he does. 42:39 He obeys and connects with this team 42:41 and from that point forward, gives his life to Christ, 42:44 you know, kneeling there on the ground 42:47 in this disaster zone, he gives his life to Jesus. 42:51 That is the exact spot where we kneel down, 42:53 we're walking back up the driveway 42:55 in the middle of a debris field and that was where 42:58 we just knelt and prayed and sought heaven's grace. 43:02 That's you in the yellow? 43:03 Yes, Sir. 43:05 That's not even yellow, it's like mega yellow. 43:08 You can find me at night. Yeah. 43:10 I would like to appeal to our listeners, 43:12 though, our viewers 43:15 in that if you feel that impulse, 43:18 that still small voice listen to it. 43:24 If you hear God's voice, answer it today. 43:27 And that's what I want to say because that was how Daniel 43:32 was in that place is because he listened to that 43:35 still small voice and he obeyed it. 43:38 And so, I want to appeal to you. 43:40 If God is calling you into whatever ministry, 43:43 whether it's doing some type of service 43:45 in your very own neighborhood, listen to it. 43:47 Amen. 43:49 Wow, how long was the team on the ground? 43:52 So we had a leapfrog response, 43:56 in the sense that we have team members who come 43:58 for a certain amount of time, they can stay. 44:00 Then because we're all volunteers, 44:02 we actually do have full time jobs 44:03 and responsibilities that we have 44:05 to take care of home as well. 44:06 So it depends on who can stay 44:08 and who can come and who can go. 44:11 And we were probably there for 44:12 a couple of weeks on the ground. 44:13 And then even continuing past that, 44:15 we've sent many other teams back as well 44:17 and other people who have said, 44:19 "Hey, I want to go and help 44:20 because these communities are devastated." 44:22 They'll be devastated until Jesus comes. 44:25 I mean, these communities are completely wiped off 44:27 the map and where do you even begin? 44:29 And so it takes a long time, 44:31 the rebuilding process is a very long process. 44:34 Right 'cause you're talking about... 44:36 You can talk about infrastructure. 44:38 I was just thinking we have someone from our church 44:41 that has been helping in Kentucky. 44:45 Matter of fact he is getting rebaptized. 44:48 He put off his baptism to say, 44:50 hey, I'm down here ministering 44:52 and we sent some funds with him to also help out 44:55 in the various, various different organizations 44:59 that we're having, organizations to help out there 45:02 and he was sharing some of the stories with you Sabbath 45:04 about what's taking place down there. 45:06 We have a 32-second video, 45:07 I want to let the audience have viewing and see 45:10 and then describe to us what we're just watching here? 45:12 Sure. 45:18 This is the moment of singing to Reed Amazing Grace. 45:23 There he is in the center there with Doug behind him. 45:27 In fact, Doug is actually helping with his cell phone 45:29 because he was so excited. 45:30 He wanted to stream it on Facebook Live. 45:33 So this song is actually being streamed on Facebook Live 45:37 as we're singing Amazing Grace to him, 45:39 the students there from Heritage Academy. 45:41 This is a moment 45:44 where you recognize you stand on holy ground. 45:47 And it's that special 45:49 and so it's an incredible opportunity 45:52 to be a part of God's work in rescuing souls. 45:57 Were you there, Dana, part of this? 45:59 Yeah, I came a few days afterward. 46:02 So I was able to help it with the debris clean up 46:04 and be part of those stories in the Cambridge Shores area, 46:06 but then also close to the downtown, 46:09 the downtown was devastated. 46:11 There are some neighborhoods 46:12 close to there that were devastated 46:13 and our team also partnered to help set up a pod 46:17 at a Baptist Church in a little warehouse 46:19 that had been devastated. 46:20 And so you have complete devastation in that area, 46:22 and then houses right next door 46:25 that are still standing, some are condemned, 46:26 some of the vehicles have been destroyed. 46:29 One of the beautiful things of the hearts of volunteers 46:33 just wanting to come in and help however they can. 46:35 And people just coming and contacting the local church. 46:38 We're coming. 46:40 I got a phone call one morning saying, 46:41 hey, we're 15 minutes away from Mayfield, 46:44 8 o'clock in the morning. 46:46 And we have 220-foot trailers full of donations we collected, 46:49 we want to distribute them to the communities. 46:52 What he did not know is that 46:54 just the love and support from across the nation 46:57 that these warehouses, these pods 46:59 were full and no longer taking donations anywhere. 47:02 And I prayed God, "What are we going to do? 47:05 God, You put it on their heart, 47:06 you put it on the hearts of the people 47:07 to supply these things. 47:09 What are we going to do?" 47:10 And so we ended up taking them 47:12 throughout the neighborhoods and just going through 47:14 the neighborhoods and knocking on the doors. 47:16 Do you need towels? Do you need blankets? 47:17 Do you need non-perishables? 47:19 And again, these people also had $25 gift certificates 47:23 for Walmart handing out $50 bills to people in need. 47:27 And so this was just an amazing part of being able to use 47:29 literature evangelism skills to just 47:31 go knock on those doors. 47:33 Pray for the people. 47:35 We prayed for a couple of people that 47:37 really touched my heart. 47:38 One guy, his house had been destroyed 47:41 a few blocks away. 47:42 He was staying at his girlfriend's sister's house. 47:46 And, again, lost everything and I said 47:49 after we gave him a load of things, 47:51 I said, "Is there anything we can pray for you for." 47:53 And he said, "Pray for my health." 47:55 I asked for anything specific regarding his health. 47:57 He said, "I have cancer in my brain, 47:59 and it has spread to the rest of my body," 48:01 about 30 years old. 48:03 So I said, "We're gonna stop and pray for you right here 48:05 and pray for God's healing over your life, 48:08 that God would have the grace to extend your life." 48:10 And then just another short story. 48:12 A few days later, 48:14 we were still just trying to get rid of some 48:16 of these donations and one of the homes 48:17 I knocked on the last door for that day. 48:20 It was a young girl who was pregnant, 48:22 probably in her early 20s. 48:24 And when I talked to her, found out 48:25 she was about seven months pregnant, 48:26 she'd lost her job a few months before 48:29 her contractions had been going. 48:31 She just wasn't quite sure how to navigate it. 48:33 Her husband had been trying to pick up more shifts, 48:35 and she had been out of a job, 48:37 both of their cars were damaged, 48:38 her cars and so no vehicles, 48:41 and so to be able to unload 48:43 so many things for them 48:44 with the non-perishables and everything, 48:46 and found out that this child is something that they've been 48:49 so excited about because previously 48:52 she had been a 16-year-old pregnant girl 48:55 and had to give that child away 48:57 and her husband had a child previously, 48:59 and it had died in an unfortunate situation 49:01 and so here we are 49:03 able to leave literature about grief. 49:04 Here we are able to pray and give cash donations 49:08 that people have given to give to these people. 49:10 Amen. You know, that's amazing. 49:12 This story is phenomenal when it comes 49:13 to what the Lord has allowed you guys to do. 49:15 I want to also show this 30-second video here 49:18 the before and after. 49:19 And let's just roll that right now. 49:21 Yeah. 49:58 Wow, right to the cross. 50:00 You know, what's so powerful about the video 50:02 is at the cross was where these gentlemen know 50:05 and Daniel gave his life to Christ. 50:08 Was that a cross that was existing there 50:10 or you guys made that? 50:11 No, in fact, that was carved post the experience of kneeling 50:16 and I don't know if it was done by Reed himself 50:18 or by someone else but that was the exact spot 50:21 and it was discovered later, 50:23 which was how I put it poignant for everybody, 50:26 poignant in a good way 50:28 because it really emphasized how much God is watching out 50:32 and taking care and concern for us. 50:34 You know, before we go on our news break, 50:36 I want to just run a little bit of that 50:37 Amazing Grace because that was such a pivotal song 50:40 and what happened at that spot. 50:42 And just before we go out to the news break 50:45 just listen to that song, 50:47 as it just reminds us that God's grace is available 50:50 and present in every situation. 50:54 Sweet the sound 50:57 That saved a wretch 51:02 Like me 51:07 I once was lost 51:12 But now I am found 51:17 Was blind but now 51:22 I see 51:25 Wow. 51:26 You've seen and heard 51:28 the testimonies of GRC. 51:32 And I would encourage you to get involved. 51:35 We're going to take a short news break 51:37 and come back and give two more minutes 51:39 to close out our program so don't go away. 51:42 We'll be right back. 51:45 If you would like to contact 51:47 or know more about Gideon Rescue Company, 51:49 you can do so in the following ways. 51:51 You can write to them at 222 Caddo Creek Road, 51:55 Ardmore, Oklahoma 73401. 51:59 You can visit their website at gideonrescue.org 52:03 That's gideonrescue.org or send them an email 52:07 at gideonrescue@protonmail.com 52:11 That's gideonrescue@protonmail.com |
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