31 March 2017
A most successful outcome was realised with the straight
forward purchase of a good transmission site for our FM transmission to cover
this fast growing city now approaching 200,000 people.
Here are comments from a Diospi Suyana post by Klaus (includes some edits by me as thought necessary);
It is like Piccadilly Circus. After several days of preparations via email
and telephone, countless measurements on a computer and strategic
considerations, the big moment has now finally come: Sra. Margarita Malaga
Pacaya and Dr Klaus John sign the sales contract.
During it all a TV on the wall is
running at full volume. If anyone needs
a proof how urgently a Christian TV programme is needed, here you have it. Left on the screen a new age magician / astrologer leads the spectators to be believe in the wonderful life of money, sex and power, which an attractive woman in a swimsuit on the right hand side of the screen underlines – all during children’s morning viewing hours! There is no classification system in Perú.
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| Udo, Doris and Klaus approach Garcia Medina Notaria (centre building) in downtown Puerto Maldonado. |
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| Our signed legal instrument in the Notary assigning our new transmission site to Diospi Suyana. |
In a couple of months, when the
satellite connection is in place, Diospi Suyana will be able to reach hundreds
of thousands with the best message around: God is real and he loves us. Our life consists of more than money, sex and
power. We need to be at peace with God,
have a fulfilled life and a perspective after death.
We then embark on our 11 hour return journey home to
Curahuasi, arriving just before midnight.
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| We battle through the traffic of Puerto Maldonado heading out of town. |
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| Again we are passing some beautiful “suva” countryside as we head home. |
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| And the fresh fruit here available in roadside stalls is amazing and in plentiful supply (albeit unfortunately there was no time to stop on our trip home). |
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| A not uncommon sight is laundry time and bath time all in one on the side of the Panamericana highway. |
Regards,
Chris
Chris (and family), so good to hear from Ps H and J recently about you guys; and to read of your rapid progress. Every time I hear or read of your work there, I can't help but picture you at a very very tall waterfall. But you're not standing there, you've already leapt off the edge and I see you in the classic swan-dive pose against the rushing stream of water.
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