Pakistan Persecution: How God has sustained a man & his ministry

Today, on Generations Radio, guest host Adam McManus- interviews Augustine Joseph-, a 64-year-old native Pakistani missionary, who has experienced persecution first hand. --God got Augustine's attention in 1993 when he miraculously survived a train crashing into his car. Since he trusted Christ as Savior, he has planted 33 churches---Augustine's spiritual antagonists have burned down three separate homes of his in 2007, 2013, and 2020. Plus, his eldest son was kidnapped in 2013, tortured for two weeks, and left for dead.--Plus, five years ago, Augustine founded an orphanage which now houses 87 children. -It costs -30-month to provide food, clothing, and medical care per child.- Providing food for the kids has become increasingly difficult with the skyrocketing 42- inflation rate. That's why they're raising the funds to build a self-sustaining chicken farm with 400 chickens outside the city. That will enable them to both provide cost-effective eggs and chicken meat for the orphanage as well as a desperately-needed income stream.--Send a donation made out to- Rio Grande Valley Prayer Center, their sister organization here in America, 3106 Harmony Lane, Mission, TX 78574. Write- -Pakistan Mission- in the memo. The prayer center then wires the money to a nearby bank in Pakistan.--This program includes---1. The World View in Five Minutes with Adam McManus -Hindu radicals burning churches - assaulting pastors in Nepal- if CA parents don't affirm transgenderism, they could be denied custody- Albuquerque law enforcement refuses to enforce gun- --2. Generations with Kevin Swanson -guest-hosted by Adam McManus-