Bridge of Hope
Beginnings: In
K.P. Yohannan’s
Words
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W(“Untouchables”), low-caste and tribal people of Asia declared hen the nearly 700 million Dalits

their search for social freedom, we began to pray for a way to reach them with the love of Jesus.

One day, the Lord spoke so clearly to my heart that I will never forget it. While sleeping in the early hours of the morning, I had a dream. I stood before a vast eld of wheat—golden, beautiful and ripe. I suddenly understood that this was the harvest Jesus spoke of in the Scriptures, and I was overcome with excitement to realize that the Lord was giving us the opportunity to share eternal hope with millions of souls.

But as I ran toward the eld, a raging river stopped me in my tracks. It was too wide and treacherous to cross.

My heart broke. I could only look at the harvest. I stood there weeping, feeling helpless and full of despair.

But suddenly there appeared before me a bridge reaching from one side of the river to the other. As I watched, the bridge became completely lled with little children from all over Asia.

I woke up and realized that the Lord was providing a way to show His love to these spiritually hungry millions. The bridge was our ministry to their children.