Joyce Meyer

I mean, every message I ever preach at his church, it's the best he's ever heard.

I'm like, come on, everyone can't be the best.

Oh, yeah, they just get better and better.

But we're involved with them in a project that we're doing in Utah.

bought an 800 acre ranch there and we're going to turn it into a uh a dream center for girls that have been trafficked with angel yeah get them out with angel and work with her and uh we're really excited about that it's we've got a dental bus running out of there we're gonna have a medical bus running out of there and uh there's a lot of good things are going to happen there

the work you guys are doing is amazing how did you get introduced to that situation and want to be a part of it well we've known tommy for a long time and we had a dream center here in st louis for about 20 years we just last year shut it down and because the neighborhood we were in was just really going down it was almost getting dangerous and uh

I knew from the beginning when I started teaching, and I don't even really know how I knew, except for the Holy Spirit put it in my heart, that I didn't want to preach the gospel unless I also helped the poor and the needy.

They go together.

I think if you're going to just preach but not do, then...

Better check yourself out a little bit.

And so Tommy, because they have that outreach mind also, we just clicked.

So you guys are doing a great job.

I have a little bit of a problem.

I want to do everything.

I actually made myself really sick.

And the third time I got sick enough that I knew I had to make some changes.

And I've been in ministry for 50 years.

And at one time I was doing 36 conferences a year where I was teaching five sessions.

And I was traveling overseas three times a year and staying two weeks and doing crusades and different feeding outreaches and things.

And