Pauline is a 17-year-old high school student in Cambodia. When I met her at the end of March she was on a break from school, traveling with our Cambodian and Indonesian teams, giving the Book of Hope to the young people of her nation. She is a vibrant Christian, one of those people that you see stand up in front of a group of children and you know she is showing Christ to them - - a shy excitement, joy in her face, she radiates the love of Jesus.

I find it of the utmost challenge to remember what it was like at youth convention. When I was there in Green Bay (attending Youth Convention), I was happy. The only worry I had about God was resolved the first night. Then I went back home to a world that was falling apart. About a week ago, I was to the point where I just didn't want to live. Then I looked on my counter and saw a package. Knowing it was a Fire Bible, I decided I wasn’t going to open it – I didn’t feel like I could.

It was last year in Sheridan and we really wanted to pump “Flip the Script” (scripture distribution outreach) so we threw a big bash with videos, T-shirts, flyers, etc. It was an awesome night and God showed up. Our ministry consisted of about 50 students and I figured approximately 30 of them would embrace “Flip the Script”, so I only ordered one case of 144 Books of Hope. At the end of the night I had run out of books and had students calling me the next day needing more.

Just a note of sincere thanks for LFTL literature. I use LFTL literature constantly in my ministry. Now I have three teams traveling in the Philippines in full time evangelism and church planting. Without excellent follow-up literature, our success would be very improbable.