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order, and our Visas secured. ere were a lot of anxious moments, timelines that were concerning us, and details that had to be tweaked, but all along we held on to what God impressed upon my heart… "Go forth in Jesus' name." When we arrived in Accra, Ghana, we were welcomed by the office of the General Superintendent of Ghana. He had sent his driver, Asante, to pick us up at the airport and take us to the Guest Housing of the General Council of the Assemblies of God of Ghana. As we began to get into the SUV, my younger sister, Fara, exclaimed, "Oh my goodness, Debbie! It's the BROOKLYN TABERNACLE CHOIR." Sure enough, the driver was playing on the car radio music from the Brooklyn Tabernacle! Anyone who knows us knows how their music has impacted our lives and how my sisters and I once travelled to New York with the expressed purpose of hearing the Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir live in concert. It wasn't until we began to exit the airport that I realized which song was playing. I began to weep. e song playing was titled, Go Forth in Jesus' Name. Indeed, only God could have confirmed Himself to our family that this trip was ordained for such a time as this. We knew that God had brought our daddy to this "Full Circle Journey" for purpose. ■Pastor Debbie is an Associate Pastor with Lawton First Assembly. She and Pastor Gary have been a part of the LFA Staff for the past 24 years. They have been married 43 years. They have three married children, one grandson and four granddaughters. 9 spring/summer 2020