The Korean Frontier A Story of Pentecostal Revival LaJoyce Martin and God often used him

and God often used him during those young years to pray for the sick and to minister to people

May your life be transformed as you explore the profound depth of this inspired letter

These easy to teach lessons offer questions and suggestions at the conclusion of each chapter

I Found a Good Thing

The Korean Frontier A Story of Pentecostal Revival LaJoyce Martin and God often used himFrom 1965 to 1985 Elton D. ('Tony') Bernard and his wife, Loretta, established the United Pentecostal Church of Korea (twenty two churches), the United Pentecostal Church Theological Institute, and the United States Military Fellowship (three fellowships). During that time he served as superintendent of the word and personally baptized about three thousand people. This exciting book chronicles the missionary story of the Bernard family in Korea.