Whirlwind
Where do I begin? Well let me start with did you know Korean spaghetti has corn in it? And they use soup instead of drink with their food many times. You can get Mountain Dew here and teenagers texting during church is an international crisis.
So far we have had a great trip, a tiring trip, but great. We have seen over 125 people come to know Christ already. It is amazing how open people are here. Leeanne had some older people turn her away today because she is American but for the most part they are very open. I went to a mans house today who has recently been paralyzed. Myself and a group of 5 Koreans shared the gospel and he accepted Christ. As he prayed out loud I could here his mother praying out loud from the room next to us. It was awesome. Oh, by the way the streets here are either crazy busy or narrow enough that you think you are going to get stuck on them. And we hit a kid today. It was my Korean driver and she caught this childs foot that was being held by there mother. everyone was ok. Todays church services were great. Jeff sang on the praise team and even had a solo. The worship leader had an incredible voice and lead all the songs in english today. Robert prayed in the 11:00 service and I brought the message in both services. We then ate lunch at the church (did I mention they have a cafe and restaurant here at the church?) There was such a neat spirit during the services, even though we couldn't understand much of them you could just feel the movement of the spirit. It was a tremendous experience. After lunch we shared the gospel and are now wrapping up a meeting with our Korean friends about English Village tomorrow (we are the english village). Oh and Aaron Fritts and Anthony Gaut are amazing dancers, who would have thunk it? Last night I got to help lead a youth service, it was in Korean to, that was very interesting. There is so much to try and tell that it is difficult to think of it all. In closing I will say, God is great, this team is so good at what they are doing and Jeff is coming home with a Korean wife. Talk to you soon!
So far we have had a great trip, a tiring trip, but great. We have seen over 125 people come to know Christ already. It is amazing how open people are here. Leeanne had some older people turn her away today because she is American but for the most part they are very open. I went to a mans house today who has recently been paralyzed. Myself and a group of 5 Koreans shared the gospel and he accepted Christ. As he prayed out loud I could here his mother praying out loud from the room next to us. It was awesome. Oh, by the way the streets here are either crazy busy or narrow enough that you think you are going to get stuck on them. And we hit a kid today. It was my Korean driver and she caught this childs foot that was being held by there mother. everyone was ok. Todays church services were great. Jeff sang on the praise team and even had a solo. The worship leader had an incredible voice and lead all the songs in english today. Robert prayed in the 11:00 service and I brought the message in both services. We then ate lunch at the church (did I mention they have a cafe and restaurant here at the church?) There was such a neat spirit during the services, even though we couldn't understand much of them you could just feel the movement of the spirit. It was a tremendous experience. After lunch we shared the gospel and are now wrapping up a meeting with our Korean friends about English Village tomorrow (we are the english village). Oh and Aaron Fritts and Anthony Gaut are amazing dancers, who would have thunk it? Last night I got to help lead a youth service, it was in Korean to, that was very interesting. There is so much to try and tell that it is difficult to think of it all. In closing I will say, God is great, this team is so good at what they are doing and Jeff is coming home with a Korean wife. Talk to you soon!
