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Next, it's been 12 months since the bombing ended in Kosovo, but the needs of that predominately Muslim people have not faded. International Aid's Jerry Kitchel says, initially, they helped with emergency aid. However, on his recent visit I-A dedicated a new health clinic, which will help in two ways. "When people come to hospital and the clinics and they need physical assistance, often times that provides us with an opportunity to talk to them about Christ. Although there's a great deal of attention to the whole rebuilding effort there's a tremendous hunger for the Gospel." While financial support is needed, Kitchel is encouraging people to pray for the ethnic bitterness that exists. "We need to pray that God will just break those strong holds, and touch hearts. And, that we will see more and more ethnic Albanians and Serbians come into a personal relationship with the Lord Jesus Christ."