In the middle of August, we flew over the area of Cisolok, West Java. There has never been an Adventist in the area, and hardly any Christian although the distance is only 90 miles from Indonesia’s capital of Jakarta, where we have 150,000 active SDA church members, and the church has been in the province for more than a hundred years! One would ask why, and the only explanation we could offer is that the road to get there is narrow, with many turns and heavy traffic. We flew 30 minutes to get there and driving would take six. We did a few low passes to see whether we could land on the old airstrip that had been abandoned for years. It was impossible so we could only pray overhead the coastal villages. People were waving, excited to see an airplane in the uncontrolled airspace, they certainly thought we were going to land but we did not.