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This can be seen in the attitudes of the leaders of the Ephesian church toward Paul.
And it can also be seen in the testimony of Jung Ok-yoo regarding Harold and Sally Barrett who were missionaries to Korea.
Jungok's father was a merchant mariner, and she says, every time his ship pulled into the Portland Harbor, apostolic faith people visited and invited the crew members to church and to their homes.
My father wrote letters telling us that these people were wonderful and very kind to all the Koreans.
In 1967, missionary Papa Harold Barrett and his wife Mama Sally moved to Korea to preach this true gospel.
They began holding church services in a second floor room of their house.
The room was about 10 by 15 feet in size, and it became a small sanctuary that was called the Upper Room Church.
When I was 16 years old, my family went there because my father wanted us to go.
However, one day the Holy Spirit spoke to my heart and I realized I was a sinner.
I was one of the first converts in the Apostolic Faith Church in Korea.
In time, my mother was saved.
About one year after that, my father repented of his sins and was saved too.
My younger brother and sister also were saved.
In 1975, Papa and Mama Barrett left Korea to return to Portland, and most of the church members went to the airport to say goodbye.
We were crying when they left, and we were so sad.
We felt like children without a mother or father.
So when they were gone, we went back to the church and prayed to the Lord.
Day by day, the revival continued.
During that time, I received my sanctification and the baptism of the Holy Spirit.
The revival went on for some weeks, and around 50 people received the baptism of the Holy Ghost.
That really established the Church and gave it a strong foundation.
This can be seen in the attitudes of the leaders of the Ephesian church toward Paul.
And it can also be seen in the testimony of Jung Ok-yoo regarding Harold and Sally Barrett who were missionaries to Korea.
Jungok's father was a merchant mariner, and she says, every time his ship pulled into the Portland Harbor, apostolic faith people visited and invited the crew members to church and to their homes.
My father wrote letters telling us that these people were wonderful and very kind to all the Koreans.
In 1967, missionary Papa Harold Barrett and his wife Mama Sally moved to Korea to preach this true gospel.
They began holding church services in a second floor room of their house.
The room was about 10 by 15 feet in size, and it became a small sanctuary that was called the Upper Room Church.
When I was 16 years old, my family went there because my father wanted us to go.
However, one day the Holy Spirit spoke to my heart and I realized I was a sinner.
I was one of the first converts in the Apostolic Faith Church in Korea.
In time, my mother was saved.
About one year after that, my father repented of his sins and was saved too.
My younger brother and sister also were saved.
In 1975, Papa and Mama Barrett left Korea to return to Portland, and most of the church members went to the airport to say goodbye.
We were crying when they left, and we were so sad.
We felt like children without a mother or father.
So when they were gone, we went back to the church and prayed to the Lord.
Day by day, the revival continued.
During that time, I received my sanctification and the baptism of the Holy Spirit.
The revival went on for some weeks, and around 50 people received the baptism of the Holy Ghost.
That really established the Church and gave it a strong foundation.
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