Craig Owen knew that if he left his family in Indiana and went home to Canada, he may never get to come back.

But he also knew what would give God the most glory.

I made a decision. I said, then I know I need to go.

And I have to go on the faith that whatever is going to happen, God is going to be there ahead of me and he's going to

take care of this.

This is Revive Our Hearts with Nancy Lee-Demause for Wednesday, October 2nd.

Here's what we've been hearing from Craig and Terry Owen the last couple of days.

So I had a major surgery done on the leg at Christmas that year, but we had no income.

You know, food and other stuff like that were pretty tight on.

So I would write checks occasionally to get things like that done that were bounce checks.

And as those were kind of collecting up, we knew there was going to be,

the police would be knocking around looking forward, saying, you're going to have to

answer to these checks.

We were in Danville, Illinois, and we would cross over.

There's the closest city there, there is Covington, Indiana.

We were on a corner lot, and opposite side of the street was the deacon chairman of the First Baptist Church.

Opposite side of the street of them was the senior pastor's home.

And on the other corner, one house removed was the other associate pastor.

And three houses down was the other associate pastor.

The kids went to a Wana and they had a mother-daughter banquet. So being a mom, I went to the mother-daughter banquet.

I got saved at that banquet. First night you went to the church?

Yeah.

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