Four Relatives Visit

4 Relatives are visiting us at Urahoro Gospel House.  Ayumi’s mother’s brother and sister families.  One of Ayumi’s aunt is a Christian. An uncle declared to follow Jesus publically.  Aunt’s husband has been resistant. But we pray for his salvation.

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2 young men from Montana YWAM base came to visit us

Two young men came to visit us from YWAM Montana base. They came here with the purpose of spying out the land for their future ministry. One man is a Mohwak Native American descendant. Another guy is an Ainu descendant. They are super nice guys with big muscle. We began to share our vision together as we pray together. God is good and hope to see His path come together for good. God is working according to His riches in Glory! Abraham Lee Gospel House

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From University to Immigration to USA

My University time was really meaningful one. My life was established with the teachings from the Bible and I began to be disciplined by juniors and seniors at Student Christian Movement (SCM) from my freshman year. They were my big brothers. My understanding about God and His reality was very vivid in my heart. There were many great opportunities for me to grow in the Lord. Of course, there were many distractions also. However, m y heart was straight forward toward God andHis guidance. One week schedule was very tight from early in the morning till the bed time. However, I felt so much of God’s presence in my life and […]

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Until I came to Japan Part 1

This is my reflection until I came to Japan. How things were all happened. It serves as my biograph and also interesting stories after stories. It can be my personal testimony about how I met God in a personal way. I was born and raised in Seoul, Korea on Feb. 7, 1963 at a mid-class family as a 4th child of 4. My father was a very diligent man who worked very hard each day. He was born in ChungCheongNamDo (Southern Province of ChungCheong). When he was young, Japanese dominated Korea from the expansion policy of Japanese government. My grandfather was a learned man who did not want his son […]

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