got back from gwangju a few days ago with the 2nd gens...
g o o d t i m e s.
especially singing/dancing/talking with my cousin hehren, love that girl.
i am so thankful for UBF, my familia, and friends.
i realize more each day how blessed i am ^^
the trip helped me see the history behind UBF and how far the ministry has come after almost 50 years. also through life testimony sharing (something i had neglected doing for a while now) ... i finally wrote a first draft and shared it with the other 2nd gens. with courage i shared my struggles and the things God has done in my life, rather than running away from my past, i'm realizing how i can't be haunted by shame/guilt/my sins (Jesus has made me clean; with Him i have a new beginning)
things are getting more busy in korea,
teaching english about over 10 hours a week... (i actually enjoy it a lot), starting volunteering on mondays/thursdays this week for about 8 hours, i should be helping out more with summer bible conference preperations, and on top of that... seeing friends/family. -.- busyyyyyy...
but in the middle of all this craziness: God is good.
He provides and shows me how worrying, is useless and pointless.
im hoping to see some new things through volunteering at the afterschool program (i want God to rekindle my heart for the broken/poor/needy) these kids that come to this program come from broken/disadvantaged families, so i hope to be full of light and love~
here's some pictures from gwangju hehe:
my parents on a missionary board at jongno center. hahaha my dad's smile
2 comments:
hey clara!
i remember realizing "WOW. God IS using UBF." It was awesome to realize my place and significance in God's history 8) I'm really glad you got to experience it
i love reading ppl's testimonies! could you send to me?
God bless your trip in Korea and make it really usefull. whenever i travel, too i always feel like everything i'm doing is useless. but i made a decision to just believe that everything is God's training to mold me into a spiritual leader. i'll pray for you!
aww I see Sarah Yun in these pictures.. love her!! tell her i said hi!
those korean color crayon things look cool
God bless your time there! :)
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