One day in January 2024, I woke up in the morning and felt pain in my neck. I could feel a small lump. As time passed, the lump grew bigger and bigger to turn into a bump, and the affected area became swollen. It was easily visible, so I turned up my collar or covered it with a scarf. ...
Since getting married in 1974, I have led a difficult life marked by constant bickering with my husband and financial troubles at home. During that time, I became an alcoholic, drinking three bottles of hard liquor 'soju' almost daily. I was merely continuing my life from one day to the next, without any hope or desire. I could not feel too sorry whenever my husband asked me, "How could you be like that? Do you really like to drink that much?" It would be more accurate to say that I could not live without drinking than I actually enjoyed drinking. In the autumn of 2004, my husband Oh-jung Moon began attending Southern Ulsan Manmin Church. I followed my husband to the church every now and then but because I was drenched in alcohol on most Sundays, I never actually attended Sunday Worship Services. Then on January 25, 2006, my husband came home from church with a book which Rev. Chang-hoon Han (Pastor, Southern Ulsan Manmin Church) had lent him. It was none other than Rev. Dr. Jaerock Lee's Tasting Eternal Life Before Death, which is giving teeming grace to people all over the world. Out of curiosity I began reading through page after page and ended up meeting the living God.
"Wow…the Senior Pastor met God the Healer who cured him at once after roaming about the threshold of death for 7 years. God is alive!"
I cried throughout the book. Astonishingly, I realized that I wasn't even thinking of drinking even a little after finishing the book. My head felt clearer and my body lighter once I stopped drinking. Nowadays, instead of alcohol, I am drenched in Senior Pastor Rev. Dr. Jaerock Lee's messages that are sweeter than honey and the drippings of the honeycomb! Hallelujah!
Manmin News 
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Keum-soo Choi (55, Southern Ulsan Manmin Church)
In the autumn of 2004, my husband Oh-jung Moon began attending Southern Ulsan Manmin Church. I followed my husband to the church every now and then but because I was drenched in alcohol on most Sundays, I never actually attended Sunday Worship Services.
