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We got to hear K.P. Yohannan speak at an area church
recently. It was so wonderful to see him again. He
rrremumberrred us (said with our best Indian accent), or at
least he recognized us, and gave us a big hug. How he
remembered, we'll never know… he only sees a bazillion people
every year and it's been about five years now since we
volunteered some of our time at Gospel For Asia. (We went in
after typical work hours for occasional evenings to work for Bob
M. doing data entry, book stuffing, tape transcribing, etc. when
they were still in the smaller building on
Walnut
Plaza.
Bob - it was SO GOOD to see you this past weekend!!!! Please
give our love to
Alice
.
J
J)
It was five years ago… but the impact GFA had on us
continues to this day. (More about this in our 'Make an Impact'
section in the future. D.V.)
Indigenous missionaries are what GFA is all about.
They lead people in the 10/40 Window to the Lord, then train
them and send them out as missionaries to the people in their
own country, as well as neighboring lands. We highly recommend
this ministry. We saw it up close and personal for a short
season and they are just exactly what they present themselves to
be. They are completely worthy of full support, in our
estimation. Our family has been supporting and praying for some
missionaries through them and we encourage you to prayerfully
consider doing the same, too. Visit their website: www.gfa.org
(Please
see the second paragraph on our disclaimer
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