Freedom To The Nations is the fulfillment of a vision that Jessica Maldonado had when she was five years old. While standing at an  intersection and holding her earthly fathers' hand, he asked her;  "honey, what would you like to be when you grow up?"  She looked to the heavens, like most children do when they are day dreaming, and suddenly she saw the heavens open. In this vision, Jessica saw herself as an adult, with long hair, safari clothing, sleeves rolled up, and hiking boots. Her hair was tied back in a pony tail and sweat covered her face. She wiped her face with the back of her sleeve while kneeling on her right knee before a line of wounded African children as far as the eye can see. She was in a rural African village surrounded by huts and dry land. The childrens' wounds were bandaged with dirty rags, tree branches were used for crutches, and their open sores were draining blood and she was healing their diseases.  Jessica answered her father's question and said; "I want to be a doctor". This was Jessica's best description to her father of what she saw that afternoon.