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. ...
“I deliver the love of the Lord in other languages because this is my church.”
I’ve voluntarily served the Lord as an English interpreter for about 5 years. I’m interpreting the order of service for Friday All-night Service, Easter Performance, or other performances. I also help guests from abroad during the main church events such as the Summer Retreat and the Anniversary Celebration.
When I share with them the grace and love I received from the Lord, and my idea about Dr. Jaerock Lee’s love for church members, they are moved and happy, which makes me happier.
Before I interpret, I always say in my prayer, “Lord, help those who receive grace through my voice feel the warm love of God the Father.” One day, I interpreted for an overseas guest during Daniel Prayer Meeting. I still can vividly remember the teardrops that fell from her eyes the moment she heard my interpretation.
I’m doing this duty with a sense of ownership because this is my church. I’m serving the Lord to pay back for the grace I’ve received. Even after I got a job, I keep serving voluntarily and try to offer up my heart to God through my service.
I am grateful to God the Father who gave me this precious opportunity, and I want to give my thanks to the staff of Overseas Mission Bureau who always welcome me like their own family.
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