worship in Taiwanese

Nothing, makes my heart leap higher for joy than listening to people worship the King of kings and Lord of Lords in their own language!

Did you hear it: “gwa ay jew gwa bay ging by nee“?

It means: “My Lord, I come to praise you!”

This video is actually of the group of Taiwanese Believers from Taipei who came down south to share the Gospel in Kaohsiung County alongside Grace Family Church for three days.

Taiwanese sharing Good News with other Taiwanese in Taiwanese–How awesome is that!?!?

Ging by nee, Lord!!

in joy,
amanda

This Weekend

This coming weekend, Lord willing, a team of volunteers from a church in Taipei will be coming to work in Toa-Sia alongside an exisiting church in the area.

We will be sharing the Good News with friends of church members on Saturday and then worshipping in the park on Sunday. Please pray for God to be glorified this weekend and for Him to awaken dead hearts as they hear the Gospel.

Thank you so much for praying!! Blessings!

in joy,
amanda

Simply Irrestible

Julie and I started our first seeker study with Eva, Mink and 3 of their classmates. We met Eva at the University English club event we attended a couple months ago (See: A day with University students).

Ever since then we have have enjoyed getting to know her and her friend Mink. We asked them if they would be interested in learning about the Bible more and they both said yes and also asked some of their classmates to join in. This last friday we met for the first time at their University NKFUST in Nanzih about 45 minutes away. We went through the story of creation. It was very encouraging to see their interest and to hear their questions and insight.

As we continue to meet with them please keep these girls in your prayers, that a relationship with their beautiful creator becomes simply irresistable.

Rachel
(taken from a post on her shared blog Mission Taiwan)

Our Prayer Blog

Prayer is vital. It is our lifeline. It is our privialge and our responsibility.

We are ever so grateful for you–prayer warriors for the Hokkien People.

We are trying out a new medium to share with you, our precious prayer warriors, the praises and prayer requests of our team. Blogs are in their very nature very easy to update and organize.

As the moderator of our HH Prayer blog, I will try to post a prayer request at least once a week. Of course, anytime there is an urgent prayer need, it will be shared regardless of the “schedule.”

Using a RSS reader is a good way to keep track of when this prayer blog is updated. For example, Google Reader, bloglines, or newsgator. You can even add RSS feeds to your “my yahoo” or “personalized google” homepage.

Once again, thank you so much for your prayers for the Hokkien people and for us.