Caleb Mission Newsletter ๐ The Third Week of September
Hallelujah! I pray that the God of peace will be with each of you. It is already mid-September, and fall is fully upon us. Chestnuts have begun to fall from the trees around Caleb Missionโs center for North Korean escapees. As our elders often say, time truly flies like an arrow. As we enter this season of harvest, I pray that we will also finish this year well and see abundant fruit in our lives and ministries.
Last week, I traveled to the Philippines in my role as the moderator of the Gyeonggi East Presbytery. The purpose of the trip was to prepare for our World Missions Conference in November, which will include a youth camp focused on raising up and equipping the next generation.
As we continue our work for the gospel and the peaceful reunification of the Korean Peninsula, please keep praying with us for the next generation and for the gospel to spread throughout the world.
As we enter the fall harvest season and look around us, we can see many fruits of Godโs faithfulness. I believe that our ministry among North Korean escapees will also continue to bear much fruit.
Chuseok, often referred to as Korean Thanksgiving, is also approaching. There is a profound difference between being unable to visit your hometown because life gets in the way, and being unable to return home no matter how deeply you long to.
North Korean escapees did not leave because they hated their hometowns, nor did they leave because they did not love the families they left behind. In fact, some escaped precisely for the sake of their families and the hope of a better future.
For North Korean escapees who continue to face loneliness and heartache,ย we hope Caleb Mission's Community Center and church can be a place of comfort, belonging, and care. Your prayers and partnership are deeply needed.
Please pray that they would not feel alone, but spend Chuseok surrounded by love and united as one family in Christ.
As we often share at Caleb Mission, holidays naturally remind us of home and family. Please remember the North Korean escapees still in China and those receiving training in Southeast Asia, and pray that they too would experience the love of Christ and not feel alone during this holiday season.
We also pray that this fall, a season of harvest, God would bless your families, ministries, and businesses with abundant fruit. Thank you.
Indebted to love,Pastor Seungeun Kim
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https://www.calebmissionusa.org๐๐ปโค๏ธPlease pray with us for North Korea โค๏ธ๐๐ป
1. Heavenly Father, please rescue North Korean escapees in danger and bless Caleb Mission as we share the gospel and serve them with Christโs love.
2. God, please comfort North Korean escapees who miss their families and hometowns, and help them find true joy and new life in Jesus.
3.God, please spread the gospel in North Korea and strengthen Caleb Mission and all our partners to serve Your Kingdom faithfully.
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