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"Everyone wants to go on a mission trip when it's just conversation. What Uvoh has complied in this small book reveals what it really means to serve, out of our comfort zone and into someone else's mess. His "hands on" reporting of what it is like to be a missionary is a call to service. It tells of an amazing journey: a life well spent." -Anonymous

"Reading this at this time of the night, I can only pray this prayer:- God please give me the strength to return to missions. I respect you Bro. Uvoh Onoriobe oh You're so sold out to establishing the Kingdom of God on earth. And faithfully doing this consistently. I am reading this book and I pray that this fire will catch up with us reading this in fullness. Amen. God bless you and provide all the tools you need to deliver His calling." -Ufuoma Okotete-Awomosu

"It’s awe-inspiring. Down to earth true life events you will identify with. 
Indeed an edifying masterpiece. 
Was reading Emptied Cup in the night. So good !!
It’s really thought provoking and stirs up for sure."

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