Last year, around March, we were closed.

All churches were closed, schools were closed, and we could not have a church service.

And it was a presidential order.

And if you dared, opened a door to the church and gathered in the church building, even three people, you arrested by the police officers.

Wow.

All right.

Yeah, it was that serious.

So we had to devise ways to keep on having service.

So I would use my phone to record messages on a Sunday morning

and send the messages to specific individuals

and they would spread it across. And in the rural villages, where some of our people do not have internet connectivity,

perhaps just one or so pastor who could have a phone that, a touch phone that they could be able to be on an internet people gather around and listen

to that preaching because the countryside not as affected as people are living in the city

all right that sounds like a modern apostle rightending out a letter and having someone read it.

Exactly, exactly.

That's what we are walking in the footsteps of the Apostle Paul,

even though we cannot be close to him,

but we are learning some of the things to go through.

And Sunday morning, there will be people calling me

because sometimes we didn't have electricity

to be able to do what we wanted to do here,

especially with the internet.

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