Our Pastor Returns From VietNam

[Rebel Hog]

Our Pastor and 2 members from our church spent 5 days in Viet Nam. Christianity in Viet Nam is not allowed and has to be taught under ground. Very dangerous attempt to say the least.
Well, 11 souls that converted from Buddhism to Christianity got saved on the last day the pastor gave the last sermon there. The pastor told us that many people there thirst to learn about our God, but afraid of being caught and shot or being cast from their society.
We praise the Lord for the courage that some missionaries exibit on their missions for the Lord!

[Chuck7]

Amen...thanks for sharing Reb.
C7

[Leafrivermac]

Thats great Reb! I wonder how many lives will ultimatley be changed because the Lord sent your pastor and these other two to Vietnam? This is a good work and whats even better is that they will get very little recognition for it here on earth.

[Rebel Hog]

ORIGINAL: Leafrivermac

That's great Red! I wonder how many lives will ultimately be changed because the Lord sent your pastor and these other two to Vietnam? This is a good work and whats even better is that they will get very little recognition for it here on earth.

Brother Mac, my brother in-lawDallas and his wife had very good friends that were missionaries in the jungleof the Philippines and were beheaded by Muslim natives. Dallas also has a daughter Rachel and a son Ray, that were missionaries in the jungle of Venezuela with the Yanomamo Indians which eat human flesh. My brother in-law John and his wife June have a daughter Julie that her and husband and 2 sons just came back from Romania after a3yr stay as missionaries.
Our church has 2 missions in the Philippines, but in the big cities. We have a mission in Israel, Mexico, Cuba and others which I can't remember right now.
Yes, you're right about recognition if any here on earth, but they seek recognition where it really counts.