Today, we went to the War Museum with another couple from the States. It was a huge place that gave the history of all of the wars fought on Korean soil. It was pretty fascinating to read about the Korean War (among others). And Mark is hoping to go to the DMZ on Tuesday (or Panjunmon- not sure if that's spelled right).
After the War Museum, we went to church at the invite of the social worker at the adoption agency here. Because of the large presence of US military, there is an English service at the church. We were tired and were sort of debating if we wanted to go. But we told her we would. So we met her there and she took Ezra to play with her while we went to church (which was a little sad for me because I didn't want him to think I was leaving him yet).
We are SO glad we decided to go to church. There's no fellowship like the Christian kind. Today, they had one of their missionaries give a brief presentation on his ministry to the Mongols/Muslims/Tibetan Buddhists. It was neat to hear how much missions work is being done through that church. Mark and I loved it. He mentioned that he was moved because while we only got to worship with those people today, we will forever worship with them in eternity. What an experience for us!
Afterward, we ate Korean pizza (American-like but with a sweet potato crust), followed by American ice cream. Our social worker treated us, but told us we had to buy her lunch in San Francisco some time. I'm pretty sure she got the short end of the stick on that deal.
Ezra's doing great.
2 comments:
I completely understand the part about our worship together, and the bond that is ours in Christ. A friend of mine told me that this is just a "dress rehearsal" of what's coming.
Praise God.
L,
M
Hmmmmm....maybe you should be missionaries....just a thought =)
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