State Organs "Unmasking Transplant Abuse In China" With Bishop Eversen, Wen Chen & Cindy Song

The conversation centers on how the CCP’s persecution and dehumanization of groups have led to a government-run business of forced organ harvesting . * **China Tribunal Findings:** The independent China Tribunal in London, after extensive hearings, issued a 2020 ruling concluding **”beyond a reasonable doubt”** that forced organ harvesting has been happening in China since the late 1990s and continues today. * **Scale and Victims:** The rough estimation is that between **65,000 to 90,000** organ transplants take place every year in China without identifiable sources.

* **Falun Gong practitioners** were initially the main target pool for organs because their healthy, meditative lifestyle ensured high-quality, healthy organs.

* **Uyghurs**** became a targeted after the Chinese government sequenced the DNA and tested the blood types of 100% of the Uyghur population. * The

speakers also note the disappearance of high school and college students, connecting the mandatory physical checkups and blood s to the organ-sourcing system.

### **The Documentary and Call to Action** * **”State Organs” Documentary:** Cindy Song produced the documentary *State Organs*, which has won over 50 international film awards. The film follows two Chinese families in their 20-year search for loved ones who disappeared while in police custody. The documentary is available on platforms like Amazon and Apple TV, and its website is. *

**Legislative Action:** The speakers urge viewers to write to their elected officials to push for key legislation: * **US Federal Level:** The **Falun Gong Protection Act (S. 49)** and the **Stop Organ Harvesting Force Organ Harvesting Bill** are currently sitting in the US Senate and need to be passed. * **State Level (Missouri):** Missouri’s **Senate Bill 817** aims to prevent local people from going to China to buy organs.

State Organs “Unmasking Transplant Abuse In China” A Conversation With Bishop Dennis Eversen, Wen Chen & Cindy Song

just a conversation on the baptism in Holy Spirit with the evidence of speaking tongues.

A Conversation With Some Nobodies From The Peanut Gallery With Ed Silvoso, who has a ministry focused on transforming cities and bringing the gospel into the marketplace and government [02:15].

Key topics of discussion include:

• Ed's Catholic Background and Conversion: Ed shares his personal story, including his upbringing in Argentina and finding Jesus through a Pentecostal church [05:12].

• Healing and Spiritual Warfare: Ed discusses being diagnosed with an incurable disease and his eventual healing through intercession and spiritual warfare [10:04].

• Church Unity and Transformation: The participants discuss the need for unity among different Christian traditions to work together to transform cities [27:03].

• Future Conference: Ed promotes the "Transform Our World Global Conference" happening in October, which focuses on moving from the "church age" to the "kingdom age" [33:42].

You can watch the video here: https://youtu.be/tMVOzNd9syQ

A Conversation With Some Nobodies From The Peanut Galerie Ep #1Bootlegpodcast

John chapter 1 I think probably around the verse 18 with the Panera patrons of North Springfield Missouri.

A Conversation With Some Nobodies From The Peanut Gallery With Deacon Darrell Wentworth & Bishop Dennis Eversen.

Deacon Darrell Wentworth, a Catholic, & Bishop Dennis Eversen, a Pentecostal. Have a conversation on Christian unity that doesn't mean everyone must be the same, but rather a coming together in love and mutual respect, united by the same Father and Lord. They aim to have conversations that help people understand that the church is already one body of Jesus [08:46]. They also introduce the concept of "receptive ecumenism," where different Christian traditions can mutually give and receive gifts from one another to strengthen the community.

This message by Bishop Dennis Eversen examines the ministries of two lesser-known figures in the New Testament church: Barnabas and Agabus.**Barnabas**: The speaker identifies Barnabas as a crucial but frequently disregarded person in the New Testament. His name, "son of encouragement," describes his role in the early church [[01:06](http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=REZNDsUDeoc&t=66)]. A key example of his encouragement is found in Acts 9, where he vouches for Saul (later Paul) to the scared disciples in Jerusalem, confirming Saul's conversion and paving the way for his ministry [[06:10](http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=REZNDsUDeoc&t=370)].**Agabus**: The sermon introduces Agabus, a prophet who, similar to Barnabas, served an important role in the early church [[27:08](http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=REZNDsUDeoc&t=1628)]. In Acts 11, Agabus foretold a major famine, which led the disciples in Antioch to send relief to believers in Judea [[27:27](http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=REZNDsUDeoc&t=1647)]. In a later account (Acts 21), Agabus prophesies that Paul will be bound by the Gentiles in Jerusalem, a prophecy Paul accepts, stating he is prepared to die for Jesus [[37:08](http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=REZNDsUDeoc&t=2228)].The speaker emphasizes that not everyone is called to be a prominent preacher; God also values those who serve quietly as the "backbone of the church" [[02:26](http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=REZNDsUDeoc&t=146)]. The sermon also highlights the importance of a person's testimony and the "fruit" of a changed life to confirm their faith [[09:26](http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=REZNDsUDeoc&t=566)].

Time For Tuesdays Talk @ Ten With Dr. Paul Collins & Bishop Dennis Eversen Time, Talent, & Treasure. This video, "Time For Tuesdays Talk @ Ten," features a discussion between Dr. Paul Collins and Bishop Dennis Eversen about the concepts of time, talent, and treasure [00:44].The key topics discussed include:Time and Talent: They discuss how time is an investment and should be used wisely [09:51]. They also talk about discovering and leveraging one's talents, using the example of Chuck Norris's journey from martial arts to acting [12:06].Treasure and Financial Stewardship: The hosts offer practical financial advice, like tracking expenses and cutting unnecessary costs to free up money [34:01].Volunteerism and Purpose: The hosts discuss the importance of using one's time, talent, and treasure to support ministries like the Axe Media Group [48:15].Sponsorships: The video concludes with a call for business sponsors who align with their values to support the program [01:08:50].

What Can We Do? Save Yourself From This Corrupt Generation! a drive downtown Springfield considering what is most important