Outside we also have a basketball
court, a table tennis area, and a beautiful garden where meetings,
barbeque picnics, and other functions can be held. We have now
started using all the rooms for all the activities except for
the college student worship services that are to be held on Sundays.
The HASB is still planning an dedicatory event. It is a big responsibility
to start a college church. We need a sound system, music equipment,
and a big air-conditioner or two, as well as a pulpit, etc. Besides
these items, I need our students’ commitment. I want the
HASB to decide whether or not they need a church, because it is
going to be their church.
Yen Hee still works at the Mennonite Christian Hospital and at
Bethesda, a treatment center for handicapped people. She especially
enjoys working with the handicapped children. Last week I took
20 Buddhist Nursing College students to Bethesda. We sang gospel
songs and then helped and served them. At the beginning, they
were uncomfortable working with the handicapped, but a few minutes
later they were happily playing with them. Our teacher’s
college student group also will be there to serve them. Because
of Yen Hee, our group has begun a program to volunteer at Bethesda.
We thank God for giving us a place to put God’s words and
actions together.
Now we understand why God put us on this land. Because of your
prayers and support, we have truly experienced it. Therefore,
we deeply thank you and appreciate your prayers and your support.
May the Lord continue to bless you and your families, especially
during these coming holidays. May the Incarnation and the peace
of Jesus Christ be with you now and always!
Together in Christ’s Love,
Yen Hee and Choon S. Lim
The 2003 Mission Yearbook for Prayer & Study, p.
181
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