Joyce Meyer

Well, we've been able to dig, we don't dig them, but we pay for them, over 3,000 water wells in countries that don't have water.

And I think, Ginger, how many people or kids are we feeding today?

Okay.

It's thousands though, right?

Hundreds of thousands of kids were feeding every day in feeding centers around the world.

We actually built a factory in Zimbabwe that makes the food that they eat.

And that was quite a, you know, the devil fights you on everything.

And so we've been able to do that.

And I really enjoyed the big crusades that I did there.

But we came to the conclusion that there was a better use for our money because you don't get to have much personal connection with the people after that, and you want to make sure that they go on.

and grow in God.

But one meeting that I remember that was a personal blessing to me was in Papua New Guinea.

And the town we were in had about a million people in it.

And we were going to the parade ground that night, driving to the meeting, and there was nobody in the streets.

I thought, oh my God, nobody's coming.

You know, because usually you see all these people walking at the meeting.

But when we got there, they were all already in there.

We had about 670,000 people at that meeting.

Oh my gosh.

Yeah.