Los Angeles 2020. Part Four

Arthur Sanchez. Alexander Nusupov. International mission

Against the background of the Armenian brotherhood, which was so difficult to part with,

suddenly a Spanish delegation appeared.

Arthur Sanchez with his son.

Most recently, he underwent heart surgery, but already in good shape. He is cheerful and very optimistic.

He often recalled his visit to Riga. There is a great hope that one day he will hold a conference in Nicaragua with our participation.

In the meantime, there is a great desire to create a platform for cooperation here in Los Angeles, based on Spanish-speaking churches.

By the way, recently he was offered this empty church building, right in the center of the Pasadena region.

Absolutely for a nominal fee.

Arthur plans to organize a round-the-clock prayer in this complex, as well as an international mission center.

Here we can hold joint conferences with our friendly Spanish, Armenian and Slavic churches.

His eyes burned as he shared his plans. I was delighted about these unfolding developments. Such a kaleidoscope of events.

And then, like a cherry on a cake,

Alexander called, who last year invited us to the Philippines to a missionary school.

Chinese pastors and leaders were gathered there. Then he was deported from China. But his ministry continues to exist.

A unique gift. Fluent in three languages. English, Russian and Chinese.



Transiting through Hong Kong. And now he opens his office here in Los Angeles. This is more than a coincidence. So, besides the Armenians and Spanish, the Chinese are also added to us.

Of course, I introduced Alexander to both Arsen and Arthur. He was also associated with the head of Dream Center. And also with our pastor from San Diego.

And all this for a couple of days.

This is my mission:

gather different missionaries for a joint mission on this blessed land.