was a shock to me. Later I was told that when Hien stopped interpreting, he said, “What this man is saying to us is true. We need to take the Word of God seriously. We need God in our land. It is we, the church, that is the problem.” The whole place had come under conviction. I realized the meeting was over — at least the meeting we had planned — and we all knelt and prayed for a couple of hours. For the first time in my life, I was tasting the drops of revival, that moment when a group is touched from beyond the ordinary speech or word of a person.
