Joyce Meyer

You know, I'm not quite as young as I used to be.

So when I got around 70, the traveling out of the country got to be really too hard for me.

It was too hard to come back from the jet lag.

So we still send teams, but I don't get to go.

I don't get to go.

Do you miss it, or you're like, thank God, I have an excuse?

Well, it's just so amazing to see the people.

I mean, you can see...

somebody living in a hut in Africa on TV.

And it's nothing compared to being there.

Yeah, absolutely.

And the seeing.

And these people are so beautiful.

I've been to India nine times.

And they are just, they're so humble and just so sweet.

We think they've got it worse than they do because they don't have anything to compare it to.

I remember the first time I went to India, we went to a leper colony and a man that had leprosy wanted me to see his new house when he was so excited to show me his new house.

And when he took me to it, it was a hole dug out of the side of a cave.

And all he had in it was like a

a stretcher-type thing, what do you call it, a hammock to sleep in.