Tag: 산호세 밸리교회
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8월 2일 산호세를 살아가며
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At last, I have completed all of my scheduled activities in Korea and returned safely to the United States. I am sincerely grateful that I was able to travel in peace through the prayers, love, and support of our church family. If I were to summarize this trip to Korea in one word, it would…
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7월 26일 산호세를 살아가며
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Last week, at the encouragement of those around me, I had my eyebrows microbladed. Microblading is a process in which tiny, hair-like strokes are etched into the skin to shape the eyebrows. It was more painful than I expected. I suppose becoming more beautiful sometimes requires pain and endurance. But pain and hardship are not…
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7월 19일 산호세를 살아가며
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One of the things I always do when I come to Korea is get a health checkup. I also had one this week. Fortunately, there was a hospital that offered immediate appointments for people living overseas, so I was able to receive the checkup very easily. As I listened to the results, however, there was…
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7월 12일 산호세를 살아가며
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Since my mother recently turned eighty, I visited Korea for the first time in quite a while. Soon after arriving, I took a road trip to Busan with my mother and my parents-in-law. Thankfully, the drive to Busan was not nearly as tiring as I had expected. Throughout the trip, I kept wondering why it…
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7월 5일 산호세를 살아가며
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Last Sunday, through the loving service of the “Seomgim” small group, we enjoyed delicious kimbap for lunch. As I ate the kimbap, many memories from the church I served before came back to me. During the pandemic, we were not able to gather together or share meals. So every Sunday morning, my wife and I…
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6월 28일 산호세를 살아가며
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This week, I went out with my family and came back home, only to find that the garage door would not open. As it turned out, the spring coil above the garage door had broken, and that was why the door would not open. To make matters worse, we did not have the house key…
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