Okay. Hi, this is Dave from the Kathleen Kuhlman
Radio Show and Podcast. And God bless you. I'm
glad you're here. And this is our first live.
So it's going to be like a little bit of a learning
experience, a little bit in process. So bear
with us and we'll have a little fun and do the
very best we can. We've already prayed twice
here, but I'm going to pray one more time just
because you all are coming on. So, Lord, I just
ask that you bless these people. Lord, this sucker's
going out over the world tomorrow. So I bless
the people in Ghana, Uganda, Nigeria, United
Arab Emirates. God bless you guys. And I'm so
glad you're here. And amen. We're going to, this
is my pastor, Pastor Daniel Bossidy, very meek
man. He's been saved for 50 years and probably
baptized with the Holy Spirit for 50 years. Yeah,
about that. Amen. And this is Dan from Computer
Heads. You can't see him. He's sitting right
next to us. And Computer Heads in Torrington,
I wanted to do this. They're very good. They're
a Christian -run business. And long story short,
tomorrow I'll put a link in the content. So he
does remote work on your computer, and he's trustworthy
and good. So thumbs up for him. Today we're going
to focus in on a project, and I want to say it
this way, that God is doing in Andhra Pradesh.
This is not our church's project. This is not
really a project that's too much with men, okay?
It was started by God, and it's going forward
by God. The object here is to give you the info,
and you can pray. If you have the gift of giving,
pay attention. This is a good place. Our church
is a flow -through for funds to other places.
Pastor and our church take zip, zero funds out
of the money. for other places and other missions.
And as you'll see, this is an extremely worthy
cause. So if you have the gift of giving or if
you want to get involved, if it touches your
heart, then rock on. Do that. Okay. Pastor, how
many times have you been to Andhra Pradesh? I've
been there four times. The most recent was in
January with my daughter Kelly. Oh, yeah. So
she didn't want me to go alone anymore. She wanted
to watch over me in the airport. But we had just
the greatest trip. The pastor that we work with,
the host pastor, Pastor Sadaraj, he goes into
the mountains where nobody else goes. A lot of
the people and the tribes that he meets up with
are illiterate. And for that reason, the government
doesn't bother with them too much because they
can't vote. So they don't really get anything
out of them. But they're people. They're human.
They feel what you feel. When they get hurt,
they hurt just like you hurt. But all they need
is help in hand. And some of those people are
brilliant, but they're just not educated. found
them through various contacts that he has. And
some of the roads up the mountains are pretty
hairy. I remember looking down one time out the
window. There was about a 400 or 500 -foot drop.
And they have to hire special drivers because
you think some of the roads in America are potholed
and kind of tough. Nothing like these roads.
They look like they've been bombed out. Can we
back up one second? How did Pastor Sadaraj, he's
been ministering and doing evangelism. First
of all, let's back up. Pastor Sadaraj is baptized
with the Holy Spirit. Absolutely. And he'd been
doing evangelists, but didn't at some point he
stop and go into a cave? Well, he grew up Hindu.
He was a hard Hindu. But what happened was somebody
in his family got very, very sick. And a Christian
came by. They prayed for this person. They got
healed and caused him to start rethinking things.
And so he had an experience with God. He started
calling out to the Lord and he had an experience.
Once he had that experience, he went up into
the mountains and he found a cave, found himself
a place. He was there for, I think he said, 20
or 21 days fasting and praying. And during that
time, God gave him a vision. And part of it was
he'd have a property. with an orphanage, a school,
medical center, and a church on it. And this
was over 20 years ago. Wow. So they've been holding
on. They're very poor, but they've been holding
on, and he knew God spoke to him. Well, he got
mocked. Even his brothers and some of his family
members mocked him and gave him a hard time.
The community around him mocked him. Because
there's no way. I mean, he was just so dirt poor.
There's no way that they could do these buildings.
Well, several years ago, about seven or eight
years ago, my friend, Reverend George Teachman,
got in touch with him somehow. I think it was
through Facebook. He prayed about it, and the
Lord said, go. So he went. Well, one day I'm
sitting in a church office doing treasury work,
and all of a sudden I got a phone call. And it
was Reverend George Teachman. And he says, Pastor
Bossidy, you've got to come to India. These people
are so humble. They'll receive everything you
have to say. And we pray for them and they're
getting miracles. And you just got to come. So
I prayed about it. And I was out in my backyard.
I was taking the dog for his nightly walk. And
I looked up to heaven. I said, Lord. Is this
you? Is this what you want me to do? And immediately
I thought of that account in the Bible, how the
disciples were on the Sea of Galilee and the
storm hit. Jesus is walking on the water. We
all know the story. And they got afraid. And
Peter said, Lord, if it's you, bid me to come
out on the water. And the Lord said, come. Sometimes
we look for God to give us a paragraph. you know
a novel with all the details but he he only spoke
to peter that one word come and at that moment
i felt the holy spirit and i felt like he was
saying come to me and it wasn't go and i'll see
you when you get back you know it was come because
i'm already there and uh that settled it you
know god speaks to you when you have a peace
that passes all understanding i didn't have any
money I didn't know how I was going to get there,
but I just knew God spoke. And probably the least
of it was raising funds because if God sends
you somewhere, he's going to provide. So that
all got taken care of. The church did some fundraisers,
helped me out a lot. So I wasn't going on my
own. I was representing the people of the church.
And so anyways, we get there. And as soon as
I met that family. They met me at the airport.
I felt like I was home. I felt like I had met
my family in a far country. Didn't understand
a word they said. A lot of people, they say,
for example, speaking in tongues is gibberish.
Well, you know, Telugu is gibberish to me. I
didn't understand a word of it. So I needed an
interpreter. And they were just great. The pastor's
daughter interpreted for me, and she was excellent.
So that's how that started. I decided at the
end of that first trip, I told him, I don't have
much money, but I've got to start supporting
you. So he had an orphanage. He was renting a
little apartment in the city, and there was about
20 children. Oh, I remember. And it was a small
apartment, but they didn't have money really
to feed them. So I made an executive decision
and got myself involved. I don't know. I stuck
my neck out. But when I got back, I talked to
the board, and they were all for it. They said,
yes, we've got to do this. We've got to help
them. And it progressed from there. the project
because I told them about his vision. And so
our church raised funds. We had some outsiders
send money in. So we were able to build that
orphanage and we were able to build that school.
We were able to build that medical center. And
now we're working on building a church building
that'll seat 5 ,000 people. So, and I know that's
coming in. We've got the foundation in. We've
got some of the pillars that will hold up the
roof. It's going to have a balcony. There's going
to be about, see, in India, they just sit on
the floor. They don't have pews. So they can
fit a lot of people in there, you know. So, yeah,
so that's how that started. And every single
time I've gone, he's introduced us to new tribes
that they find. They go everywhere. um tirelessly
i i marvel he has because uh somebody asked me
the other day how old is he i said well he's
in his 40s oh okay sometimes i can just barely
get out of bed you know but but he's go go going
and uh but he's finding people and um he and
a lot of times he himself is sick he himself
has issues physical issues but god um through
all of that has reached these people there's
utterly thousands and thousands of people that
are being affected in that area and um so i don't
know if you wanted to talk about the children
that they found recently. Yeah, we should go
to the slideshows, but I want to remember that
I want to talk about the village pastors, and
then he has, we sometimes support the village
pastors, and they come down, but maybe we can
come back to that. It's probably good. Dan's
wise. He's saying, let's get on with the show.
Let's get on with the show. Listen, here's going
to be the slideshow. We're going to see. The
first couple slides, we'll tell you about them,
but it's going to be about the outlying villages.
How far from the city of Refuge is this? How
far is it traveling? I'm not exactly sure. I
just know it takes hours to get there. Dan's
wise. We've got to hit the button. All right,
we're going to hit the button. This is Pastor
Sadaraj traveling. Oh, we've got to do this.
Are we good? That's okay. Yeah, we're good. Okay.
This is... Pastor Sadaraj, when he was bringing
teams out to do evangelism, and I think, answer
me this question, is Pastor Sadaraj's team well
organized? I mean, does he have people under
him that are servants and that have positions?
Yeah, it's not a fly -by -night group. No, no,
no, it's not. I believe these are some of the
mountain pastors. I'm not positive. But I'm pretty
sure there are some of the mountain pastors.
And as you can see in the background, the mountains
and people live up in there. That's where the
Bengal tigers hang out. Thankfully, we didn't
see any. So the pastors will come down to Pastor
Sadaraj for support and conferences. Yeah, once
a month. Matter of fact, yesterday they had a
pastor's conference. They were able to give them
some small megaphones. Which is... Oh, huge.
Yeah, huge on the mountains. Yeah. Because people,
you know, they're coming out of their huts. In
a little while, you'll see another picture of
some of the huts, which is... Okay, yeah, we'll
see. We'll go to the next slide. This is just
more people traveling to the... They even have
a lot of the women travel with them, which, you
know... Some of the guys, they'd be working,
so the church itself makes up for that. And these
women, a lot of times they bring their children
with them. That's Pastor Sataraj. In the ultimate
view of going to seek the lost, crossing streams
in the mountain. That's cool. And this I just
thought was funny. You know, they're going all
any way they can. This is the name of their ministry,
Jesus, Grace, Faith, and it says Tribal Gospel.
Whoops. Oh, thank you. This is, wow, what a beautiful
picture. You see the mountains in the background
there, and then Pastor Sadaraj with the white
shirt, and then the village. And these are the
poor villages. Do they have wells? Most of them
don't. No. We have several, but most villages
don't. And I think the next slide is a video
that will show you a close -up of one of the
villages. I think this is one of the most recent
villages. Correct me if I'm wrong. As you notice,
it's really low to the ground. What happens is
when they get into the rainy season, the walls
are made of mud. And so when it rains, the walls
just dissolve. So they have to rebuild their
huts all the time. Maybe hit it one more time
so you can see that. Yeah, they have to rebuild
them. But we were allowed to go into a couple
of them, and it's really low. Thank you. For
the most part, it's like maybe one, maybe two
rooms. And they share it with their families,
however many people are in their family. Okay.
That's faster side arrangements than children.
All right. And these are the people we're trying
to help. The kids that live up in the mountains.
And they really need a little help. Let me backtrack.
You can have a ministry. You can have a World
Vision. You can have a Compassion International,
a Gospel for Asia. You can have Feed the Poor,
that kind of thing. But if you don't have the
Lord, it's not going to be worth it. I mean,
it's good to do it. And I have too. And we all
have, I'm sure. But you need the Lord and you
need the Bible. Not only that, you need the Holy
Spirit. People need to be spirit -led and then
things will happen. And so with Pastor Sadaraj,
you get, try not to make this too much like an
advertisement, but you get both. Okay. Let me
see. Go back to it? No, forward. There's a whole
bunch of slots. Okay. And there's the farmers
in the village. Again, these are the people we
serve. Just beautiful, darling children. And
it's not necessarily we. We give. Pastor Sadaraj
is really doing the work. And our church, correct
me if I'm wrong, our church doesn't have any
doctrinal or very few administrative sayings.
It's their project. It's theirs. We're just supporting.
Although he wants us to take it over, but I don't
live there. Exactly. If we can put tools into
his hands, he can go. And he is going. Their
ministry was very stagnant until God allowed
us to become involved. And he said from that
time on, they've been going everywhere. Amen.
And it's kind of like Gospel for Asia where you've
got native missionaries, and those guys know
the culture. Those guys know what they're doing.
So it's best. I think so. Yeah, absolutely. Okie
dokie. We're going to run into a lot of pictures
of the kids here. This is where he used to go
up and hold gospel meetings. And this is just,
you can see the villages in the background. And
when they held gospel meetings, they always fed
the people. And that's how he makes friends with
them, because he's an outsider to an enclosed
village. And so he comes in and brings clothes
and brings food, right? Right. And then endears
them. Again, just the kids listening about Jesus.
I love this little kid. He looks like he's already
worshiping. But just the kids. And this is what
it's about. As far as I'm concerned, there is
a big church to be built, and it's important.
For the city, it's important. And we're building
it for how many people? 5 ,000. 5 ,000. That's
a serious venture and a serious ministry. But
for me, this is the action. Gotta love the kids.
And we do both. Yeah. The lady in the middle
is his wife, Sister Grace. She's just a wonderful
person. Amen. Just some more pictures of the
kids. Precious kids. You know, there's so many
places, so many villages that he goes to. I'm
not always sure exactly which ones for a particular
picture. But there's thousands of children just
like that little one there. Tell me, please.
We'll get to this story later. Go ahead, please.
Pastor Sadaraj with the kids. Is this the village
that you reached where the kids were not being
allowed to be kids, but were going to the brick
kiln at a very young age and working on the railroads
at a very young age, or is this a different one?
I'm not sure. Tell that story. I'm not sure about
that, but recently, about two months ago, um
somehow we got in touch with this this tribe
up in the mountains and many of the adults were
sick so they they couldn't work so they ended
up selling their children out to labor some in
the brick kiln areas and some on the railroad
well he he went up and started talking to the
parents and told them you know what we have at
the city of refuge that there is a school there,
there is an orphanage there, there's a medical
center there. He wanted to bring them down to
the mountain to, first of all, feed them. I mean,
the kids were starving. Feed them, give them
new clothes, wash them up. A lot of them had
lice and stuff like that, so they had to cut
their hair. So anyways, he cleaned them up, gave
them new clothes. When I saw that, I was wondering
about that, with the very short hair that he
had due to lice. Yeah. Wow. Okay. And they have
some teachers there to educate the children.
Just the simple basics of life. So the parents
said yes. And so he's been doing that for about
a month. However, it's very expensive. I think
it's like $18 it costs per child. Right now they're
taking care of 60 children. So that's a month,
$18 a month. So, you know, you can do the math.
So it does add up, and they do have to pay the
teachers. I mean, they've got to live, too. You
know, these teachers, you know, where would we
be without them? Right, right. But so it's so
worthwhile. And so the teachers aren't getting
a salary right now? Well, very little. Very little.
Okay, yeah, then we need to hopefully take care
of them, too. Yeah, so... That's really why I
would want to push for any financial help. Not
for Russ, but it would be to help them. Absolutely.
So having said that, this last trip in January,
my daughter, she's a Sunday school teacher here.
She was conducting. We were told that there was
going to be 200 children at one particular meeting.
Well, 600 children showed up. We have a picture
of that. So they had bought enough to give the
children a present to take back to their home.
So when they saw how many children were showing
up, earlier when you saw that little... They
call them autos, but it's like a motorcycle with
a big seat on the back. And they're all over
the place in India. So they kept coming, bringing
children down the mountain. So the pastor's son
-in -law had to run into the city and buy whatever
he could for 400 more children. So he ended up
getting some sort of Tupperware thing. And come
to find out, they all shared anyways. The boxes
of presents they had had toothpaste and toothbrushes
and I think some soap and washcloth. And they
were just thrilled. And a little game. So all
the kids wanted those, but we were running out
pretty quick. But they end up, they share everything.
But that was such an excellent, excellent time.
we'll go back to the pictures cool and it shows
the potential like if you wanted 200 kids and
600 showed up yeah well i think we can go forward
because we'll actually run into that conference
picture further on down the road yeah more of
the kids there'll be about four or five more
of the kids and uh here and then you you guys
came from the brought the kids to the city of
refuge and the next three slides will be about
kids coming from the um from the villages and
bringing them into the city of refuge for the
first time the man in the green is reverend george
teachman yes that's important to see because
he visits this work these works he travels all
over the world um and um he's It's a wonderful
thing. How long have you known him? Oh, 50 years.
Yeah, he's known him 50 years, and he visits
all these sites to check up on the work. So it's
not like we're writing a check, and we don't
really know what's going down. Because you visited
four times, and Reverend Teachman visited how
many times? Oh, I don't know. He's like 10, 15
times he's been there. You guys are Catherine
Kuhlman people, okay? You believe in miracles.
You believe in the Holy Spirit. Reverend Teachman
is wonderful. You can find him on Facebook, and
maybe we'll be able to interview him here. But
he has a healing worldwide evangelist ministry,
and it's really just very few people. And he's
doing a wonderful, wonderful work, and he really
enters in. Let's see what I've got for next.
And this is you guys entering the city of refuge.
And that's Kelly right there, the blonde here.
And the kids, they were throwing flower petals,
so that's what you see in his hair. Every time
we turn around, somebody was throwing flowers.
Okay. And now this is going into the school building?
Yeah, that's the school. That little building
on the left, that's where the medical center
is. Oh, the medical center is there. Excellent.
I didn't know that. All right. Thank you. And
there's some of the children. I believe these
children also are the ones that came down from
the mountain. Amen. And now these guys get two
good meals a day? Yeah. Praise God. Yeah. All
right. Makes a difference. Yeah. Yeah. And this
is a classroom here in the school, a little two
-story building, and we'll show pictures later
of how it was built. Here. There we go. This
is the building. And these pastors here are village
mountain pastors, I believe, that came down for
a conference and they took a picture. But you
can see while they're putting up the school.
And 15 years, you guys are waiting on a vision,
waiting on a word from the Lord. Hey, don't give
up. Things are rocking. If it's a true word,
the pastor says this all the time, if it's a
true word from the Lord, it'll happen. You don't
need to stress. It'll go down. Sorry. A lot of
it is timing. You know, timing with God is real
important. Because you may have a vision, but
you're not in that place yet. No doubt. So there's
a process that you have to go through. And sometimes
it takes 15 years to get into that place where
you can fulfill it. But God knows what he's doing.
Yeah. So with this, they take the concrete, and
they stick it on their heads, and they climb
up the stairs, and then they dump it. It's all
done by hand. So it takes a little while, but
those buildings are so solid. It's incredible.
Cool. And this is the finished product. This
is school. Okay. There's the orphanage. And so
we built the orphanage. We didn't build it. They
built the dang orphanage. Yeah, we were a flow
-through. The money came in, went right back
out. Right? Yep. Right? And so we gave them some
beds. And now, this little video here, you can
see in the background is the orphanage. Is that
correct? Yeah. And where is the medical? That's
in a different part of the property. Okay, so
that's the orphanage. And then we're going to
see the school over here? This here, I believe,
is his house. Oh, praise God, we didn't even
mention it. We have put up the swing sets and
stuff like that. So they love it. Yeah, the kids.
You know, the kids got to be kids, you know?
They got to have some fun. Amen, amen. So, but
I believe this was part of the 600 that came
that particular day. And also, oh yeah, expect
200 and 600 came. So there's a need, a great
need. And also we gave them a well. Yeah, there's
a well on the property, yeah. And also built
Pastor Sadaraj. Pastor Sadaraj is poor himself.
When you went there, he had never been to a restaurant.
Is that correct? I don't know. Okay. I'm not
sure. Okay. But he got a house. And we tried
to love the people. We thought it would be important
to have him living on the property. He did have
a... place in the main church in the city and
right next right next to it part of the building
was where they lived so they had like two or
three rooms that was it but we thought it was
important for him to be on the property with
the children so yeah the orphanage is there okay
this is oops This is the conference, I think,
where 600 showed up. Right. Awesome. I believe
the kids that were in the front row there, I
think they're the ones that came down, part of
them came down that were just destitute. Cool.
There's another slide. This one here, I just
inserted this to get a little feeling from Pastor
Sadaraj's ministry. It's pretty big, okay? He's
ministering in front of large crowds. And this
is the pastors that come down for the pastor
conference. I don't think he's setting up a denomination.
I mean, these dudes are probably separate. Yeah,
I'm not sure. Okay. They're from all walks of
life. Okay. And then I think we just have one
more, a couple more slides. Just Pastor Sadaraj
baptizing, baptizing people. And sometimes he
goes down to the Bay of Bengal, I believe, to
do that also. And there may be one more or we
may be done. Oh, this is the Bay of Bengal. If
there's water, he'll baptize them anywhere. A
couple of years ago, there was a baptism. And
there was some water buffalo in the place they
wanted to baptize people. We had to go somewhere
else. Water buffalo, you don't want to mess with
them. Hi, I'm Marina. God bless you. And listen,
if there's any prayer requests, it's hard to
know if there's people listening and we were
a little bit late. And it's our first one. If
there's any prayer requests, please go ahead
and answer them. And pastors, anything else you'd
like to talk about? There's a lot you could say
about India. They're just wonderful people. The
people are just wonderful. Very, very smart.
They just need a little help in hand. So that's
how I feel. Our part in this whole thing is we're
just being a helping hand to get them to be self
-sufficient. That's our whole goal is to get
them self -sufficient. It's interesting because
they think that we here in America are heaven
on earth. And so they see themselves as less.
And one of the things that I tried to... expressed
to them was that we all have a heavenly father
and therefore we're his sons and daughters. So
we're all equal in God's eyes. An Indian person
is not less than an American person. So we, you
know, that mindset has to change. And I understand,
you know, you can see it in the Bible. with israel
they came out of egypt after 400 years and they
still had the mindset of a slave you know when
things got tough they wanted to go back to egypt
at least we had leaks and we had garlic and we
had onions back there but moses you're bringing
us out into this wilderness but they didn't realize
that god was bringing them out so that they could
go into a land that flowed with milk and honey
that had huge fruit that had the blessings of
God, that God watched over that land for them.
And so sometimes we hold back and limit God to
our experience. I'm limiting you, Lord. You can't
go beyond who I am or what I am. But that's not
true. We can do all things through Christ who
strengthens us. You know, we have the victory
through Christ. He is our righteousness. Some
people have moral downfalls and they think that
they can never excel or whatever, or whatever
your situation is, physical, spiritual, emotional.
But Jesus become our righteousness. He became
our healing. He became our salvation. And when
you begin to see that, put you in a whole different
category it's like i try to explain uh my my
two daughters they didn't do anything to earn
my love and favor they're just my daughters i
love them you know they can go into my refrigerator
just just don't take my my grapes that are in
there but anything else you could have but you
know and that's the same with god You may be
looking up to somebody and thinking they're so
much farther down the road than you, but God
has just as much love for one as another. God
has just as much care for you as he does for
somebody else. And sometimes you need to look
at him like... He's your Heavenly Father who
sees you, who understands your thoughts afar
off. He feels what you feel. The Bible says he
was afflicted in all your afflictions. He's with
you. He hasn't forsaken you. He's been with you,
and he'll be with you in every situation that
you go through, which I'm just so thrilled about.
Amen. I'm just so glad to be a part of the kingdom.
Amen. Give back another time to talk to the Catherine
Kuhlman Radio people about 50 years of experience,
decades of pastoral experience. I want to talk
about your Bible study method, which is to get
into the Spirit. I can't, we can't really do
it now. I see Dan. He's like, oh, my God. I'm
hungry. Dan has been great. I do want to just
read one verse of Scripture, and it's not me.
It's Jesus speaking from Matthew 25. It says,
when the Son of Man comes in his glory, and this
is the bottom line. Bottom line is we're all
going to face the Lord one day, and we're going
to stand before him. And if we're Christians,
we're still going to stand before him and be
judged for our actions. And so here's Matthew
25. When the Son of Man comes in his glory and
all the holy angels with him, then he will sit
on the throne of his glory. All the nations will
be gathered before him, and he will separate
them one from another as a shepherd. divides
his sheep from from the goats and he will set
the sheep on his right hand and the goats on
his left then the king will say to those on his
right hand come ye blessed of my father inherit
the kingdom prepared for you from the foundation
of the world for i was hungry and you gave me
food i was thirsty and you gave me drink i was
a stranger and you took me in I was naked and
you clothed me. I was sick and you visited me.
I was in prison and you came to me. Then the
righteous will answer him saying, Lord, when
did we see you hungry and feed you or thirsty
and give you a drink? Okay, thank you. When did
you see a stranger and take you in? When did
we see you a stranger and take you in? or naked
and clothe you? Or when did we see you sick or
in prison and come to you? And the king will
answer and say to them assuredly, I say to you,
and as much as you did it to one of the least
of these, my brethren, you did it unto me. Sorry.
It's important. You guys know what emotional
mess, it's okay. It's important that we work
now so that we can stand before the Lord and
have him say, well done, good and faithful servant.
I'm going to read the rest of this passage. Where
was I? Thank you. Dan helps a lot. Then he will
also say those on the left. Depart from me, you
cursed, into the everlasting fire prepared for
the devil and his angels. For I was hungry and
you gave me no food. I was thirsty and you gave
me no drink. I was a stranger and you did not
take me in. Naked and you did not clothe me.
Sick in prison and you did not visit me. Then
they also will answer him saying, Lord. When
did we see you hungry or thirsty or a stranger
or naked or sick or in prison and did not minister
to you? Then he will answer them saying assuredly,
I say to you, inasmuch as you did not do it to
one of the least of these, you did not do it
to me. And these will go into everlasting punishment,
but the righteous into eternal life. I had this
over and over the past couple weeks. And not
my words. Not my words. God bless you guys. If
you made it this far, you're champions, aren't
you? God bless you. And in the comments section
below is going to be... Pastor Daniel Bossidy's
information for the Full Gospel Lighthouse Church.
And you can feel free to send a check or you
can hit me. And that's probably tax deductible.
Yeah. Yeah. And we'll work it. Please pray because
sometimes these things are second generation.
It's not as good as the first generation. Please
pray for this work that it would be continuing
in power and continuing in the Holy Spirit. As
always, download the podcast, distribute for
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want to finish up. Any other last words? No.
Okay. God bless you guys. I'm so happy that you
guys listen, and we have more Catherine Coleman
to come up. We may be slowing down a little bit
and not going six days a week, but we'll see.
Anyway, God bless you guys, and have a wonderful
day. Okay? Take care.