Princess of Jesus movie movement.

The Yaqarian Twins story was birthed out of prayer.

Ever since being born-again in 2010, I have prayed daily for the youth of this age. I have worked with children since 2009. I prayed/presently pray for all the children that I have known/presently know, and I pray for every other child on Earth as well. One of those nights, in 2016, as I was sobbing in heartbroken yet hopeful (and joy in that hope) prayer for the youth, I became even more impassioned than usual to—for the glory of God—give my life to the spread of the gospel toward the youth. There were moments before that night where I experienced things in God’s providence that re-kindled my desire to return fully to my gifting. For, I had taken a long break from storytelling that I might focus on seeking God more deeply and to give myself to theological study. Yet, I could never truly stop storytelling; somehow it always found its way back to me. I knew what I was capable of through God. I remembered the scores of people who were stunned or immensely delighted by my stories. I remembered the faces as I would show people how it was a gift by God, as I created rich and moving stories on the spot that wowed the audiences, even creating those stories using only the words and themes from the people in the audience. I would pass a paper around and they formed a list that I would read. After reading the list for a few minutes, I’d instantly go on stage, using the words they’d given me (comically, they took advantage of this, of course, coming up with the most random and far-fetched ideas) to tell an edifying and mightily engaging story. Such a life cannot merely fade from you, especially when it has been the will and touch of God on your life since you were a babe (now memories come to mind of fellow elementary school students expressing their anticipation to come to school the next day to finish hearing some story I was in the course of telling). That night in prayer that I described earlier on—that night was the turning point. I walked out of that session with God knowing what I had to do. That very night, I opened up a fresh composition notebook (which I had because I was in college at the time), and I picked up a pen, and I was set on creating the greatest work of fiction—the greatest story I could make . . . and ever will make.

The Yaqarian Twins and its connecting stories were birthed out of prayer and years of a loving burden that continues to this day. This love the children know very well, as I give my heart and life to them everyday. This love is not and has never been my own. It is only from the perfect heart of He who unfathomably loves the little ones. This great passion yearns for all souls—that they would truly and intimately know the God who created them. Therefore, we as God’s hands and feet in the Earth do our best to reach the masses. In the society we live in, a popular book series is powerful, but a successful film in theaters is even more powerful. Many will buy the book, The First Yaqarian: Princess of Jesus, and many will recommend it to others, but that same story coming to life on the big screen can generate so much more interest. For the greatest chance at reaching the most people, The Princess of Jesus movie movement exists. It’s a movement where all fans of the book keep always in their heart the hope for a wide-scale film adaptation. To be a part of the movement is to always talk and make much of this hope, always pray and trust God for this hope, and always support this hope in any way possible. Once one reads The First Yaqarian: Princess of Jesus, it will be easy for them to envision how epic, wonderful, and life-changing the movie will be in theaters across the world, and to have that vision is to joyfully use the hashtag: #PrincessOfJesusMovieMovement. — A.A Yehanan