Foreword
by David and Karen Mains
e all are skeptical of Christians with big dreams. We don t
know why exactly--perhaps we have met too many who
pursued visions but whose personal lives were nightmares.
The first time we remember meeting K.P. Yohannan we
brought him home for dinner， and our family dragged this
slight Indian along with us to a high school gymnasium to sit
through an American rite of passage--an all-school spaghetti
supper. Across the paper tablecloth， the garlic bread and the
centerpieces --shellacked lunch sacks filled with an assortment
of dried weeds and pasta (created by members of the Mains
family0 --we heard of a dream to win not only India but all
of Asia for Christ.
Since that evening in the noisy gymnasium in West Chicago，
Illinois， there have been many more shared experiences--
phone calls from Dallas; trips to the cities and backwaters of
India; pastors conferences in open thatched-roofed， bamboo-
sided pavilions; laughter; travel on Third World roads; and
times of prayer.
Very simply said， we have come to believe in K.P.
And we believe in his plan for evangelization which， with
the profundity of simplicity， bypasses the complexity of
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