Monday, December 26, 2005


With the move across America to "remove CHRIST from Christmas" I was pleasantly surprised to see an outdoor nativity scene on the Army base in Seoul (South Post). As Frank said, "It's a miracle in today's world!" - sad but true...

"And suddenly there was with the angel a multitude of the heavenly host praising God, and saying, "Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace, good will toward men." (Luke 2:14)

Ellie, my ex-girlfriend (who I met at a GSNU winter camp more than 3 years ago!) happened to be visiting her parents in Jinju on Sat. Dec. 23rd so I met up with her to hear all about her one year trip to Canada. (she just got back) Meeting her was great but also quite sad for me as she is one of the most attractive girls I've ever met BUT 2 Corinthians 6:14...PLEASE be praying for her!

The "Sam giup sal restaurant" we went to for an orientation dinner getting all festive on us!

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Camp teachers orientation dinner pic#12 (As a sidenote, have you ever sat crosslegged for a few hours on a wooden floor and loved it?! If so, Korean restaurants are just for you!)

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Camp teachers orientation dinner pic #9. yummy! green peppers and beer, eh, Roger?! ha!ha!

Camp teachers orientation dinner pic #10. Two Hawaiian ladies in one photo!

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Some of the camp teachers at the orientation dinner provided by the Dean of the SOLEIP (The School of Language Education and International Programs) at GSNU (Gyeongsang National University), Friday, Dec. 23rd.

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Co-director of the camp, Robbie Kitchen on Dec. 24th as we finished up the camp orientation for teachers. Robbie is mostly in charge of the elementary school teachers. At the camp there are 109 university students, 135 middle school students and 173 elementary students. (35 foreign teachers from Canada, USA, New Zealand, Australia, Ireland and England!)

Camp director of the GSNU 2005 Winter English Immersion Camp, Daniel Lynds, during the camp orientation for teachers Dec. 23-24th. (responsible mostly for the middle school annd university sections) "Mentors" or volunteer Korean helpers (for elementary/middle school) in the background.

The Doctrine of God - Unity of God

"Hear, O Israel: The Lord our God is one LORD:" (Deuteronomy 6:4)

The fundamental concept of the Shema (the name of this passage, which is the first word in Hebrew: Hear!) is that God is one and not many gods. By definition, there can be only one all-powerful, infinite, limitless God.
Illustration: To speak of more than one supreme, absolute, perfect, and almighty Being is to say something contradictory. There cannot be two absolutes for then there would be no absolute.
Application: By revelation, we know that only Yaweh is that one God. Therefore, nothing in your life should come between you and God.
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