A support in the four-digit range
The doors of the main entrance were locked and rotten. A sign at the entrance explained why: Covid! – In Bietigheim-Bissingen, Dr. John stood somewhat perplexed on the street with his laptop bag on April 12. The appointment with the CEO of the company, now listed on the stock exchange and globally positioned, was scheduled for 3 pm. First a call to Martin Dürrstein’s chief secretary. But only a voicemail sounded in the loudspeaker: Please leave your message. Then the telephone request for advice from the German home office of Diospi Suyana. – Hmm, how do you get into a large building complex to show up on time for a meeting with a CEO?
“I’ll take her!” shouted from the side a kindly gentleman in his prime. The mission doctor dutifully followed the pilot through long corridors and staircases. When the “scout” led the Peruvian into the executive office, it was finally clear that the “angel in distress” was Martin Dürrstein in person.
Twelve years earlier, their paths had already crossed once. This time, over a glass of water, there was an update in the laptop about the amazing developments at Diospi Suyana, which had even led to the founding of a modern dental clinic in 2010.
The email yesterday, Friday, was short and to the point: “Where should we actually deliver the in-kind donation?”
Diospi Suyana thanks for the generous support and quick handling. Behind the name “Tyscor VS 4” is one of the most innovative suction pumps, which even won an award in Germany in 2021. Mil gracias!
The two interlocutors of that conversation a month ago have more in common than just their love of social projects. Martin Dürrstein and Klaus John have placed their trust firmly in God. In a world dominated by constraints, the profit motive and crises, their hope is based on the man on the cross and his empty tomb.
