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“AWAYO” The Video That Silenced 700 Students

October 1, 2009 by Macon and Katy Hare

“Amazing! In a group of 700 college students, you could hear a pin drop.

We showed “AWAYO” at our Reality Conference and you could have heard a pin drop. I asked a student last night what she thought of your video and that was her response. You didn’t hear anyone talking for a full five minutes afterwards. Your video shook them with the reality of the lost people of the world. Our speaker who spoke right after your video was at a loss for words. All he could say was “Wow!”

Bob Walz
The Navigators

In the remote corners of the world, people groups have existed for generations.
They live in fear of the spirits.
They die without hope.
This is Awayo’s story.

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