Five years ago, I had a hearing test at an otolaryngology clinic because I could not hear sounds well, and I was diagnosed with “congenital hearing loss.” The doctor said that if this difficulty continued, I might eventually need to wear hearing aids. In particular, I often could not clearly hear moderately loud voices or the ends of words, so I would misunderstand what was said or have to ask people to rep ...
I was in charge of hosting a special program for Parents’ Sunday called, “Parents’ Grace” organized by GCN, I prepared for it with all my heart. Since this God-given duty is more important than immediate material gains, I minimized my schedule from about two weeks before the event. It was to avoid overlapping movements with people as less as possible due to COVID-19. I did my best to give church members even a little more grace by writing the script for the event, making hair ornaments that matched my Hanbok(traditional Korean dress), and searching for props. Then, just as blessings poured into my workplace after hosting the ‘Easter Family Praise Contest’ last time, I have been recruited from 15 places in 5 days after I finished recording ‘Parents’ Grace’. It is a tremendous blessing in this season when it is difficult for freelance to receive projects. I am grateful to Father God for showing me evidence of love for my sincere heart.