America. London. Romania. Tanzania. These are just a few of the places God has taken Andy Baker. Through some circumstances that have been both intense at times and even a little crazy, God has led Andy down a path he never expected.

While on a short term missions trip to Romania, Andy met God in a way he never had before. Andy always thought success meant leading a large church and receiving the praises of others. Yet, God led him to a place of understanding that true service comes from serving others with love. Holding a dying 12-year-old boy in Romania, God spoke to Andy. In that moment, his ministry partner also spoke to him and said, "Remember the Children" and Andy hasn't stopped since.

Andy Baker founded Remember the Children (remember-the-children.org), a holistic, faith-based ministry, meeting the core needs of children, their families, and their communities in Romania and Tanzania.

Quotes and Notes from today's episode:

• "When we get out of our comfort zones and allow God to use us in ways we didn't know we were usable, it will rock your world."
• Andy met his ministry partner, Mircea (mear-cha) while on a tour bus in London! This story is insane!
• Mircea knew God was moving, so he visited five different countries in Africa until He knew where God wanted them to start their ministry!

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