prayer requests - Christ Bible Institute in Japan

By
josephylee@aol.com

Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,

On June 10, 2010, I have sent an e-mail of good news about a

seminary in Japan when they have purchased a new building for

their seminary. Now, they have a minor setback, and they need

your prayers.

Please visit the website at cbijapan.org/campus

MAJOR prayer request is the rapidly weakening US dollar which

has lost another 10% since May!!! That translates into a $100,000

loss once we wire our funds to purchase the campus. Please pray

for a dramatic reversal if God allows! It would be a terrible waste of

funds and would severely limit our ability to do renovations.

I really want everyone in Japan to go to heaven. Please pray a lot

harder for the seminary and the people in Japan. Please pray that

the Japanese will lose all of their money and go to church. I don't

know... Jesus did say that it is a lot harder for a rich man to go

to heaven compared to a camel going through an eye of needle, and

Japan has a lot of money. They have about 3 to 4 times more money

compared to South Korea. Many Koreans tried to evangelize in Japan.

However, most Japanese ignore the Korean missionaries because

many Koreans who went to Japan are poor. It is so sad...

Please pray for the seminary and for the nation of Japan.

Your Digital Jedi Knight in Christ,
Joseph Yosuk Lee
Suwon, South Korea





Prayer Requests:

1. Please pray for my mother, father, and younger brother
Richard that they will worship our Jesus as their Savior and
Lord.

2. Please also pray that they will also realize both money
invested and time invested building relationships with
people for God's glory is eternal.

3. Please pray that my father will not have any serious heart
problems after he had his heart attack on September 1, 2001.

4. Please pray for my success at Samsung by publishing
more papers and patents. Please pray for my health by losing
more weight and by exercising 4 times per week.

5. Please pray that I will tame my foolish tongue in terms of
arguing with my father