How Great Thou Art
How Great Thou Art – Freedom from addiction. I hope you will get a audible glimse of the “feel” This might be a poor recording with my hand held Canon D550, but it captures a moment of excitement of liberation. Mikael Olsen, a former addict expresses his new life through the old public domain hymn “How Great Thou Art” on his clarinet, Ron Brown*, executive directer of TC California assist him on the piano. Mikael has been in addiction for about 25 years, but has experienced freedom though a Teen Challenge program where the “Jesus Factor” is the main ingredient to recover and rehabilitate people into full life. The mission of Global Teen Challenge is to assist in the development and implementation of Teen Challenge programs around the world. Today there are more than 1100 Teen Challenge programs in 91 countries of the world. It is TCs goal to provide the best and latest tools available in helping individuals with life controlling addictions. According to the United Nations, more than 200 million people worldwide struggle with drug abuse. Drug users are getting younger and their use is becoming more frequent. For more information on Global Teen Challenge, visit our website at www.GlobalTC.org www.teenchallenge.dk or www.teenchallenge.org *Ron Brown faithfully served our nation for ten years in the United States Air Force and then protected his community for five years as a Deputy Sheriff. He has ministered as a worship leader, youth pastor, assistant pastor and associate pastor. For eight years …
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