We are thankful towards our Korean brothers, that they pay attention, and think of

us even from such a distant location. We are truly grateful, that we can provide 120
people with breakfast. We can serve varied food. The Lord's work is really
wonderful, because during yesterday we ran out of salami and cold cuts, and there
were such doubts in our hearts. But we didn't even think about it, and by the
evening we had a big surprise, we got a whole bus of donations to serve. Lots of
ham, cold cuts, cheese, milk, sweets, jam and honey for breakfast. Thank you very
much.
Dear South-Korean brothers. We are grateful to God for your donations, which got
to Peterfalvas Reformed Lyceum, where we carry out the service among the
refugees. The paths of God are wonderful. Sometime three years ago we met our
brother and now while in trouble, God brought us back together, but in the
meantime the kingdom of God is being built. People come to the Lord Jesus Christ,
people meet Jesus Christ through hardships, through trials. And these difficulties
were used by God to spread the gospel widely. We could not go to the Ukrainian
brothers in Ukraine, but the difficulties brought the Ukrainian brothers to us, where
they meet the redeeming love of Jesus Christ. Because not only do we provide
food, but we also try to provide them with spiritual nourishment, and so many of
them, who have been here have met Jesus Christ and given their lives to Him and
started a new life. Once again, I would like to thank the brothers for their sacrificial
work. The many prayers that blessed us here in the midst of our services. May God
continue being with us and pray altogether, so whether there in South-Korea,
Hungary or in Ukraine the kingdom of God can be built. Amen.