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Our newest assistant in Pakistan ministry

Jennifer Fiaz is 13 years old and is Fiaz first born daughter. She is studying in the 9th grade. She is a student of The Good Shepherd School. She is also a student of Burning Bush International Bible School. She is a very hardworking and passionate girl. She is also a student leader from the last three years.

She is very good at English. Last year when a British Missionary came to Pakistan, she also interpreted for him. She is now helping Fiaz in translation work. She checked all the scripture and read them in the book, ''Laws of Second Coming''. She also helped Fiaz in the numbers book. She is also a co translator with Fiaz in monthly prayers calendar, which is printed and distributed all over Pakistan.

She has a wish to do Ph.D in the English language. She can also play piano.

My comment: When I talk to Fiaz on Telegram, occasionally I talk to Jennifer as well as her younger sister, Jessica, and brother Abraham.

The Laws of the Second Coming is in high demand even before its formal launching ceremony on July 1^st. In addition, the expanded numbers book is being printed now. This is The Biblical Meaning of Numbers from One to Fifty. The first 500 copies have been delivered. The other 2,000 copies should be ready next week after a Muslim feast. All of our books are having a huge impact upon the churches and seminaries in Pakistan.

A few days ago Pastor Fiaz wrote this to me:

Peace be with you in Christ.

A few days ago we received a request from one brick kiln. The people working in the brick kilns in Pakistan live in a very poor condition. And many of them have been working here for generations. It can be called a form of modern slavery. Where even basic facilities are not available to these people and most of the children also work with them to make bricks. We went there and shared the words of God with these people and gave them some food and drink. There we saw many children without shoes and without clothes. Hopefully, very soon we will help these children as well. We ask you to remember us in your prayers. So that we can help our brothers and sisters more.

God bless you.

In Jesus

Fiaz

Last year we redeemed two families from the brick kiln slavery. We hope to redeem others in the time ahead. Redemption prices vary but seem to be about $1200-1500 each in US dollars. Most of these families had to borrow the money for medical treatment. Then they have to work for the owners of the brick kilns, who pay them so little that they are never able to pay off their debt. And, of course, there is no law of Jubilee in force to set them free. We do what we can.