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Series Code: UBR
Program Code: UBR200010S
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00:01 Homeless, but not hopeless.
00:03 Stay tuned to meet a man whose life's mission 00:06 is to offer hope and help to the suffering. 00:10 My name is Yvonne Shelton, 00:11 and you're watching Urban Report. 00:36 Hello, and welcome to Urban Report. 00:39 My guest today is Eric Camarillo, 00:42 President of SALT Outreach Ministries. 00:45 Welcome to Urban Report, Eric. 00:47 Yay! Yeah. 00:49 I'm happy to be here. 00:50 Oh, I'm so happy that you're here. 00:52 Jason has interviewed you multiple times, 00:55 and I've not had the privilege. 00:57 So I'm really happy that you're here. 00:59 Thank you for joining us. 01:01 Yes, of course, I'm happy to be interviewed by you, too. 01:06 Oh, thank you. 01:08 Well, let's talk a little bit about SALT Outreach 01:10 because I have to tell you 01:13 that it is one of my favorite ministries. 01:15 You know, there are several ministries 01:17 that we come into contact with here, 01:20 but SALT Outreach 01:21 is one of my all time favorites. 01:23 Tell us a bit about how it started 01:25 and what you do? 01:27 Oh, praise God. No, thank you. 01:30 Yes, SALT Outreach is an organization 01:33 that is really geared toward empowering young adults 01:36 to impact the community. 01:39 Our largest outreach right now 01:40 and most active is our homeless outreach. 01:44 And with our homeless outreach, 01:46 we have a mobile drop in center where the homeless can come. 01:51 They can get a shower in a mobile shower unit 01:55 that we have has four bathrooms, 01:57 that 3ABN viewers actually helped us 01:59 to raise the money for by the way. 02:02 We have a clothing trailer 02:04 where they can get clean clothes. 02:07 We have barbers that give them haircuts. 02:10 We provide food and we have other partners 02:13 in the community that come and they provide other needs, 02:15 like help with identification, 02:18 you know, screenings for different diseases 02:20 and things like that. 02:21 So it's been a blessing. 02:24 We've been almost like the front lines 02:26 for the homeless 02:27 because we're meeting them 02:29 where they are with our power equipment 02:33 in our facilities. 02:34 So... That's amazing. 02:35 So you actually take a shower truck 02:38 into areas of homelessness 02:42 and the homeless can actually get a hot shower. 02:47 Exactly, yeah. 02:48 Before we got the shower trailer. 02:50 We surveyed the homeless 02:52 'cause as we continue to meet the needs, 02:55 we first survey them 02:57 to find out what they really need. 02:59 A lot of the time we just assume what they need. 03:02 We don't actually go in there and survey them and ask them. 03:05 And so we actually went in and surveyed them. 03:07 And we found out that there were some individuals 03:10 that were homeless 03:12 that were actively looking for work 03:14 and hadn't showered in up to three months. 03:16 Most of them haven't showered in at least a week. 03:20 And there's no way you can find a job 03:21 if you can't shower. 03:23 Absolutely. Absolutely. 03:25 And it's so important. 03:26 I think what you did, 03:28 to go in and actually survey them 03:31 and find out what their needs were 03:33 as opposed to what your perception 03:36 of their needs were. 03:37 I think that's so important because they could tell you, 03:39 look, we can't get a job if we can't take a shower, 03:43 and then also, 03:44 to have someplace safe to shower. 03:47 That's an issue as well, isn't it? 03:49 Right, it really is, you know, it's interesting you say 03:53 that we had a woman that showered with us 03:56 a few months ago, 03:57 and, you know, she went into the shower, 04:00 she took a shower, 04:01 we help provide some other needs for her. 04:03 She was with her family. 04:04 She had a son with her and a grandson. 04:07 And she came out of the shower crying. 04:10 And when we talked to her and prayed with her, 04:12 we found out that she doesn't feel safe 04:14 showering anywhere else in the community. 04:18 And this was, you know, her experience 04:20 where she feels like anyone could just walk in 04:23 and maybe do something 04:24 and she's heard rumors and she doesn't feel safe, 04:27 but we have these shower trailers, 04:29 they're like bathrooms. 04:31 It's like you're going into someone's home 04:32 and using their bathroom. 04:34 There's a lock on the door, you know, and it's very safe, 04:37 very comfortable, I think for a lot of them, 04:40 kind of gives them their humanity back 04:42 when you have a nice place for them to shower. 04:45 Oh, I think that is the most impressive thing 04:49 because, you know, again, where can you bathe? 04:53 Where can you go? 04:54 Where you can wash and be presentable 04:57 to go and get a job? 04:59 You can't even... 05:00 You can't get a job if you're smelling bad, 05:02 you can't. 05:03 So it's just, I mean, what a blessing that is. 05:06 How long has SALT Outreach been in operation? 05:11 So we started in 2011, September 2011, 05:17 our homeless outreach started in 2012. 05:21 We started with food, 05:22 and it just kind of evolved from there. 05:24 And we actually launched our mobile dropping center 05:26 when we got our shower trailer back at the end of 2018. 05:31 And the mobile drop in center, what is that again? 05:34 So the mobile drop in center... 05:36 So what homeless dropping centers are, 05:39 is a place that's very low barrier, 05:42 where a homeless individual, usually it's a building. 05:44 Homeless individual can come 05:46 and they can receive kind of the basic needs, 05:48 you know, they can get a shower there, 05:50 they can get food, you know, they can get clothing, 05:53 you know, sometimes there's medical facilities 05:56 that they can get free medical. 05:57 So it's a place they can come 05:59 and the purpose of a drop in center 06:02 is really for a homeless individual 06:03 to come spend some time there, get some needs, 06:06 relationships are created, 06:08 when those relationships are created, 06:10 then they get referred out 06:11 to the other various homeless organizations 06:14 that are helping in different areas. 06:16 So it's a way to kind of capture that data, 06:20 and then refer them out so that they can, you know, 06:24 be on the road to finding the home, 06:27 you know, to we actually refer to them 06:30 as home bound 06:31 because we believe they're on their way there, 06:33 you know, 06:35 and we wanna help them on their way. 06:36 Wow, what you're doing is so beautiful. 06:39 You know, a lot of people don't realize 06:41 I think that during the day, 06:43 the homeless don't really have anywhere to go often. 06:47 So they're in the shelters in the evenings, 06:51 but during the day, where do they go? 06:52 What do they do? 06:54 And what you're doing 06:55 is establishing these connections 06:58 and resources and all that for them? 07:00 So this is a beautiful, beautiful thing 07:04 that you're doing. 07:05 It's just amazing. 07:08 Let's switch gears a little bit and talk about 07:12 what's going on now around the world 07:15 and that is this whole COVID-19 situation 07:19 where people are impacted 07:24 so profoundly by this virus, 07:26 how has this pandemic impacted the homeless? 07:32 You know, it's crazy, 07:36 you know, and a lot of these things 07:38 that have happened 07:40 that that they've been impacted by it makes sense 07:42 because the virus is so contagious 07:46 and you can't, there's social distancing 07:48 that's involved and things are shut down. 07:51 And so, like some examples are, 07:55 you know, some of the food shares, 07:56 where the homeless go to get food. 07:59 I mean, there's tons of people gathered together 08:02 hundreds sometimes where people gathered together 08:05 and so some of those churches, those organizations 08:08 stopped providing food during that time. 08:11 So now food starts to become more scarce. 08:14 They know some of the shelters 08:16 that did offer some type of day service 08:19 had to stop taking walk-ins. 08:22 You know, people that were looking for jobs, 08:24 were no longer able to look for jobs 08:26 'cause no one wants to hire 08:28 and all these employers are closing. 08:30 We've had people come to us 08:31 that we serve during this pandemic 08:33 that have said they just started a job. 08:35 And because of the pandemic, 08:37 they're back on the street now 08:38 because they couldn't continue their employment. 08:42 And on top of all that, on top of all that 08:45 the cherry on top is there were, 08:47 there's rarely any place for them to wash their hands 08:51 and there was no place for them to shower. 08:53 I mean, that was a for sure thing. 08:56 So we decided to continue operating, 09:00 but in emergency response mode, 09:02 we just are using the shower trailer, 09:04 we're giving underwear and socks, 09:06 and we are doing a lunch. 09:08 And, you know, we're doing hygiene product. 09:12 And that's kind of the extent 09:13 of what we're able to do at the moment. 09:16 But luckily for us 09:20 that the city has had partnered with us 09:24 and they actually hired us to be able to serve them 09:27 in this way, three days a week, 09:29 all the way through the end of June. 09:32 Praise the Lord. Look at that. 09:33 So the city is aware of what you're doing, 09:37 and they have commissioned you to continue this outreach 09:42 during this pandemic 09:43 because you're serving the community. 09:46 Wow, that's wonderful. Right. 09:47 So how are you introducing 09:51 the homeless people to the Lord? 09:54 How do you make that spiritual connection? 09:59 Yeah. 10:00 So it's, you know, 10:01 it's become a little more difficult. 10:05 And the reason why I say that is because you can't... 10:08 We're enforcing social distancing 10:11 on our property. 10:12 So, you know, before we used to have people 10:14 kind of hang around the property, 10:16 we can talk to them more, engage them more. 10:19 Now what we're doing is we're setting appointments, 10:22 so they come to the property, 10:23 we set an appointment with them, 10:25 and then they come back and do their shower, 10:28 and then, you know, we provide whatever they need, 10:30 and they leave the property as soon as possible. 10:32 So new people can come on the property. 10:34 So it's been more difficult, but I will say this. 10:40 They have voice that many have voiced 10:43 that we're serving, 10:45 that how and glorifying God 10:48 and the fact that we started doing this 10:51 with at the end of 2018, 10:54 just doing one event per month. 10:56 Now we're doing three events per week, 10:59 which is what God had put as a vision for us to operate. 11:04 And just what a year and a half later 11:06 it's happening. 11:08 And so the homeless know that we care 11:11 because we're stepping out to provide for them. 11:14 We're showing them Christ character 11:15 through our action. 11:17 We're communicating with them, we're praying with them, 11:19 you know, we can't like, 11:21 you know, we can't do Bible studies with them. 11:23 There's not really much we can do in that area, 11:26 but we are making sure that God is glorified 11:32 through the services that we're providing, 11:34 you know, so... 11:37 That is beautiful. 11:38 And they know as you said, they know that you care. 11:42 You mentioned three events per week. 11:44 What are those events that you're having? 11:46 Yeah, so our outreach actually runs every Sunday, 11:49 Tuesday, and Thursday. 11:52 And so it's from 9:00 to 3:00, 9 am to 3 pm on those days, 11:57 and we have just our staff members on-site. 12:01 We hired people, that was a milestone for us 12:03 since the last time we've been on 3ABN. 12:06 We hired some staff starting in February, 12:10 when this outbreak happened, we decided to hire more. 12:12 So we have 12:13 four staff members on the books, 12:15 and they're the ones out there kind of, you know, 12:17 doing everything so... 12:20 So you're able to, 12:22 hopefully you wearing masks and all that 12:24 and protecting yourself like how, 12:26 what are you doing to protect yourself and others? 12:30 Yes, that's a great question. 12:33 So our employees are... 12:38 Yes, they're wearing masks 12:39 to prevent from spreading anything. 12:41 We actually ordered more masks 12:43 for our staff they're KN95 masks, 12:46 and then we also ordered 2,400 surgical masks 12:49 that should be coming at the end of this week 12:51 that we're gonna give to each homeless individual 12:53 as they come to help the spread of the disease, 12:56 you know, to help mitigate the spread among the homeless. 12:59 So we're gonna give them each one per week. 13:03 We also with our staff members, we're taking temperatures. 13:07 And we testimony here is the Hilton 13:11 actually has offered to house our staff members 13:15 so they don't have to go back home to their families 13:18 and risk maybe infecting the family member. 13:21 So they're, I mean, they're giving us a basically, 13:25 you know, close to 90 days of, you know, 13:29 $100 rooms for free 13:31 for two staff members right now, 13:33 which is amazing. 13:35 And so that's another way, you know, and again, 13:37 like I mentioned before, we're doing appointments, 13:39 and really enforcing social distancing on property 13:42 to make sure we don't, 13:44 you know, spread any kind of infection, 13:46 and then each bathroom after each shower 13:49 is sanitized totally to prevent any spread 13:53 from happening from one to the other. 13:55 So... 13:57 That is so beautiful. 13:58 You know, you mentioned that the Hilton Hotel 14:02 is donating some of its rooms 14:05 like that is just, that's wonderful. 14:08 Tell us about some of the other organizations 14:10 with which you're in partnership 14:12 and how that's working out? 14:16 Yeah, so, you know some of those, 14:19 I mentioned the city of Orlando that hired us, 14:21 they gave us a total of about $88,000 14:26 to cover about three and a half months, 14:29 which is huge that that's enough to fund us 14:31 and to help pay for our staffing. 14:34 You mentioned the Hilton that's providing, you know, 14:37 safe place for our staff to stay away from their family, 14:39 which is huge. 14:41 And just many different donors are donating, 14:45 the people are donating food. 14:47 It's been an interfaith effort 14:48 where there are groups from other denominations 14:51 in Christendom, 14:53 and then there's others 14:54 that are outside of Christianity 14:56 that are helping with food and helping with other things 15:00 at the outreach, 15:01 and it's just been amazing to see everything 15:03 kind of come together. 15:04 Public gave us a $500 gift card to help with food, 15:09 you know, which is a local grocery store here. 15:11 So it's just nice. 15:13 Yeah, it's really amazing 15:14 to see everyone really come together 15:16 for this effort to help serve them, so... 15:19 Yes, that is so, so great. 15:22 So you have some, you brought some pictures 15:25 and I'd like for us 15:28 to just kind of look at some of those 15:30 and tell us what we're looking at? 15:33 Yeah, so that's actually just the article 15:37 that the Orlando Sentinel the city newspaper did on us. 15:41 We were mentioned in there as one of the efforts 15:44 that are serving the homeless during this time. 15:46 That's the shower trailer in the background there, 15:49 you can see a little bit inside and that's our vice president 15:53 standing outside of it there is probably posing I think, 15:58 but he looks way too happy there. 16:04 No, but he's a happy guy. 16:07 That's the truck that also... 16:09 See these two things here 16:11 that shower trailer and that truck 16:12 are things that 3ABN viewers helped big time 16:16 to help us raise money for and we're so thankful, 16:20 but that truck is what we used to pull the trailer, 16:23 you know, to and from 16:24 and that was a blessing in itself 16:27 how we got that. 16:28 That's the shower trailer there. 16:31 We as you can see at the top of it there, 16:33 there's a solar panels, 16:35 the local power company called Orlando Utility Commission, 16:40 they actually donated those solar panels 16:43 for the shower trailer. 16:45 It helps us to be completely mobile. 16:47 We don't have to plug into anything. 16:48 We don't need a generator. 16:50 The sun is powering our trailer which is, which is amazing. 16:56 I want to show that. Wow, that is wonderful. 17:00 That is wonderful. 17:01 Go ahead, what's this? This is one of ours... 17:03 Yeah, this is one of our staff members. 17:05 His name is Pat. He was formerly homeless. 17:08 He actually used to help 17:10 clean the showers after each use 17:13 while he was homeless 17:14 and getting showers here himself. 17:16 And when we decided to hire staff, 17:19 he was one of the candidates that we hired. 17:21 And, you know, he's not homeless right now 17:26 because he's staying at the Hilton, 17:28 you know, the Hilton has that room for him. 17:29 So he's staying there. 17:31 And we, you know, with our staff 17:33 we're paying hazard pay, 17:34 so we increase their pay $2 17:35 during this time of the pandemic, 17:38 but for him specifically, 17:39 we're gathering together like a bonus 17:42 based on the amount of time he works with us 17:44 that's gonna help with a first month's rent 17:46 and a security deposit for a new place 17:49 once this whole thing is over. 17:51 This contract is over 17:52 so he's been a blessing to us big time. 17:56 Yeah. Look at that. 17:58 That is so great. 17:59 It's so great that you are working, 18:03 you know, with members of the community 18:05 and changing their lives by the grace of God, 18:08 changing their lives, 18:10 he is homeless no more and now he's got a job. 18:14 He's got a job, he's got a place to stay, 18:16 and by the grace of God, this surprise bonus. 18:20 So that's just wonderful. Yes. 18:23 That's just wonderful. 18:24 Yeah. Yeah. What's that our next picture? 18:25 Yeah. 18:27 So this is a way that we raise money here. 18:30 You know, we put OUC, 18:32 which is that power company on there 18:33 since they help with the solar panels. 18:36 We have the Florida Conference of Seventh-day Adventists 18:38 that donated $5,000 so we put their logo on there. 18:42 So we have different businesses if they wanted advertising, 18:45 we do get a lot of press and stuff like that. 18:48 So, you know, we, 18:49 it's something that we do for fundraising 18:51 where we, you know, 18:52 put a company logo on there for somebody. 18:56 This is just one of the signs as you can see, 18:59 you know, we're enforcing that certain things 19:03 that we do not want on the property or do want. 19:08 We are following strict social distancing. 19:10 So this is just the inside of the trailer 19:13 some pictures here. 19:15 That's Pat cleaning. 19:16 We have the, you know, toilet paper thing there. 19:19 There's him claiming one of the showers 19:23 and then you know, getting the toilet 19:24 so he sanitizes 19:26 we have chemicals that will kill COVID-19 19:30 and so he sanitizes all the places 19:32 that would get touched. 19:34 Pretty much the whole bathroom 19:36 before another person gets in there. 19:38 Oh, that is so, so great. 19:42 You know, one of the things that's so impressive to me 19:45 about that last picture is how clean it is. 19:49 You know, if you're homeless, 19:53 you don't want to go into a dirty bathroom, 19:56 you're thankful to have a clean safe environment. 20:02 And I mean, I just feel like 20:03 how pleasing this must be to Jesus 20:06 because this is what He has commissioned us to do 20:11 to be concerned about the poor and to help the poor. 20:14 And that's what you're doing. 20:16 You're providing an environment that is clean and safe 20:21 and something that anybody would wanna use. 20:23 It's not a step down. 20:25 And that's just so beautiful. So beautiful. 20:28 Amen. Yeah, we're just so grateful. 20:32 God's really provided for us 20:34 and we're realizing this time right now, 20:36 although we have to follow strict social distancing. 20:39 We're creating these relationships 20:41 and building trust with some of them. 20:43 I mean, there was a guy that would come to us, 20:45 and that's the, you know, being a drop in center 20:47 you're like the front line. 20:49 So you're some about 20% within a month's time, 20:53 20% of the showers we did 20:55 where from people individuals that were homeless 20:58 that have not received services 21:00 at another homeless organization ever, 21:02 it was a first time receiving services. 21:04 So we were able to capture that data. 21:07 And we continue building that relationship, 21:10 one of the guys that would come to us 21:11 would just come for food. 21:13 And it's been almost a month now. 21:15 And now he's like, you know what, 21:16 I'm gonna do a shower. 21:18 And so that relationship that's getting built they, 21:22 we build that trust. 21:23 And then when this is over, 21:24 you know, where we're planning on really, 21:28 you know, sharing Christ 21:30 and in these ways of group Bible studies. 21:33 We're in talks right now 21:34 about having like a mobile stage 21:37 where we can have like a service 21:38 before our events and things like that. 21:41 So, you know, we're excited to have this opportunity 21:44 to really strengthen those relationships 21:46 with the community and with the homeless, so... 21:48 Yes, that's great. 21:49 Tell us some of the stories 21:52 that the testimonies that you have 21:55 with some of the folks that have taken advantage 21:58 of your services? 22:01 Yeah, so, I mean, you know, some general stuff to, 22:05 you know, quick things are like, 22:07 you know, we have people that messaged us 22:09 that say I have an interview, 22:10 you know, can I come and can I shower 22:12 and we get them an appointment and they come in, 22:15 like one of them I mentioned to you that guy comes, 22:17 he just comes for food, 22:18 and then he starts to want to better himself 22:20 and continue to grow, 22:23 but we have individuals 22:24 that we've created relationships with that, 22:26 you know, their stories are just are sad. 22:29 I know one guy a couple, they would come to us, 22:32 they started coming to us back in 2018. 22:36 And, you know, they came to us one Sunday a few Sundays ago, 22:41 and they got showers a shower from us 22:43 and the guy the husband came up to me 22:46 and he was like, 22:47 "You know, Eric, I'm dying soon. 22:49 You know, I'm gonna go into hospice on Tuesday. 22:52 And, you know, I really, 22:55 you know, could use some prayers." 22:56 And so we prayed together and we spoke 22:58 and his liver was failing. 23:01 And, you know, he was working for a while 23:03 and then a lot of a stuff happened in his life, 23:06 including this whole COVID-19 thing 23:08 that helped, that threw him back 23:10 into this depressive state. 23:12 And, you know, 23:14 he started drinking alcohol a lot more. 23:18 It's one of the addictions he was struggling with. 23:20 And when he's depressed 23:21 it's hard for him to control himself. 23:24 And so, he did so much that his liver failed on him. 23:28 And so he ended up 23:29 going to the hospital on Tuesday. 23:32 His wife was there with him. 23:34 One of our volunteers went to bring them food 23:37 and some literature for them to read. 23:40 I called and I prayed with him 23:43 who was no longer able to speak, 23:45 though the liquid was just it was in his throat 23:48 where he couldn't speak and you can hear 23:49 when he's breathing and just sounds like 23:50 it's his bodies filled with liquid. 23:53 And that next day on Thursday, he passed away. 23:58 And it's just so sad. 23:59 His wife, you know, we were staying in touch with 24:02 and she has family in Oklahoma, 24:04 and we're gonna help buy her a ticket 24:06 to go back to her family after this, you know, is over, 24:09 she's staying somewhere temporarily 24:11 with another homeless organization, 24:13 then we're gonna get her over there, 24:15 but, you know, you create relationships with them. 24:17 And it's just, you know, you wanna make sure 24:20 they hear about Jesus and you also want to, 24:24 you know, help meet their needs and meet them where they are. 24:26 And it's difficult, you know, 24:28 we have some cases like that are hard, 24:32 but, you know, keep them in prayer, 24:34 keep the wife in prayer. 24:36 You know, hopefully 24:38 we'll see her husband in heaven. 24:39 Yes, yes, that is so beautiful. 24:42 What you're doing is just such it is, 24:47 as Jason's always saying practical Christianity. 24:51 You know, it's meeting people 24:53 where they are and helping them 24:56 to move forward in life. 24:59 Just tell us quickly, what are your needs? 25:01 We have about two minutes left? What do you need? 25:07 All right, so first and foremost, 25:09 we need prayer. 25:11 You know, we have this contract with the city 25:13 till the end of June. 25:15 We don't know what's gonna happen after that. 25:16 We want to continue to operate three days a week, 25:19 but it does take, it will take funding to do so. 25:23 So we need prayers that God will provide 25:26 that funding and the partnerships 25:28 for us to continue. 25:30 Also, you know, besides prayer, besides donations, 25:36 you know, we are generating income 25:38 by renting out our shower trailer 25:40 on days that is not in use. 25:41 So, you know, right now 25:43 we're making about $1,200 a week 25:45 by renting out to another group of churches 25:49 about an hour away from us. 25:51 And so we're contemplating and praying 25:54 as to whether we should buy another shower trailer 25:56 'cause it can help generate more income for us 25:58 if we can rent these out. 26:00 We've rented one out for a wedding, 26:02 you know, and we're able to earn 26:03 some money that way. 26:05 So keep that in prayer as well. 26:07 And those are our biggest needs, 26:10 but the best way for someone to help 26:12 is definitely prayer and donations 26:14 for us to continue operating and serving, 26:16 especially those most vulnerable to this, 26:19 you know, during this time, so... 26:21 Yes. 26:22 We're gonna put your website up on the screen. 26:25 It may have already been up already, 26:28 but this is how people can donate 26:31 to this amazing ministry. 26:34 They are doing some amazing work. 26:37 Do you have one last thought 26:39 that you'd like to leave like 30 seconds? 26:42 A 30 second final thought. 26:45 Yeah, I mean, I just wanna say, 26:48 you know, we were thankful to God 26:50 for Him to provide to us 26:52 and we're thankful for the 3ABN viewers 26:55 and Dare to Dream viewers. 26:57 They have donated to us 26:59 and helped us to continue going. 27:01 When we first came on 3ABN we were just starting, 27:05 you know, we didn't even have a shower trailer. 27:07 We're just fundraising for something. 27:09 And it's grown into this beautiful thing. 27:12 And it's thanks to God and thanks to the people 27:14 that God is using, like the viewers on this show. 27:16 So I just wanna take that 30 seconds 27:18 just to thank everyone. 27:20 Well, thank you. 27:21 We thank you for what you're doing, 27:23 and for your dedication to the work of the Lord. 27:28 What a blessing you are to the work. 27:30 So we thank you for that. 27:32 Matthew 25:34-36 says, 27:36 "Come, you blessed of My Father, 27:38 inherit the kingdom prepared for you 27:40 from the foundation of the world, 27:43 for I was hungry and you gave Me food, 27:45 I was thirsty and you gave Me drink, 27:47 I was a stranger and you took Me in, 27:49 I was naked and you clothed Me, 27:51 I was sick and you visited Me, 27:53 I was in prison and you came to Me." 27:55 God bless you. Tune in next time. 27:57 It won't be the same without you. |
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