On Our Way Home From Korea and China
- Updated Oct 21, 2010
We are on our way home.
After two amazing weeks in Korea and
China, we are at Incheon Airport in Seoul, South Korea. We flew here from
Dalian, China a few hours ago. Later today we'll catch a plane to Detroit where
we (Ray and Marlene) will spend the night while Skip Olson flies on to Chicago.
Tomorrow morning we'll fly to Tupelo, arriving home 43 hours after waking up in
China this morning.
We don't have time or space to share all that we saw
God do on our trip. We hope you'll read these three blog entries that give you a
sense of what we experienced in China this week:
Hundreds
Attend Sunday Night Student Event in Dalian
Monday
Morning Miracle
Preach
Less, Pray More
We asked many of our friends
to pray specifically for the big student event in Dalian last Sunday night. God
answered above and beyond our expectations. Because of government pressure,
Christian events like this rarely take place in public, much less on a
university campus. Here's a note written by a Christian university student who
attended the event:
Yes, It's a wonderful speech last Sunday night, even we can see that an excellent preach for God together with us.
When we prepared this speech we got some troubles, the things doesn't go well as we think, But God be together with us for we see a graceful and competent speech. I wanna to share you that In China, the government can't allow preach in public, So maybe they think that (we are) lawless. We all shocked for your speech for your speech from the beginning to the end are talking about the gospel, the wisdom of eternity because no one can make a speech like that in the Chinese's university. Thanks be to God our father. He always does amazing things. We all filled with joy and give thanks to God. And we thank you for your message.
Thank you for
standing with us in prayer. Without you we could not do what God has called us
to do. Together we are able to encourage people everywhere to keep believing in
Jesus.
By the way, we videotaped the Sunday night event and hope to put
part of it online so you can see for yourself what happened at the university in
Dalian.