Sending the Frontiers magazine

The middle of February arrived in no time. The day before yesterday the cold weather seeped into our bones, however the next day, yesterday, the afternoon temperature was over 11 degrees and it felt like spring. However, of all things last Monday, on Namusup school’s first day, inside temperatures were in the single digits (perhaps 6 or 7 degrees). The children cried because of the cold and the teachers had a hard time. It was so cold last Monday when we sent the Frontiers magazine. In order to send our magazine on a monthly basis, we prepared complex documents but 4U print shop only had their business registration but not our print shop statement confirmation, so we are worried about that.

Daniel and Priska

Daniel and Priska plan to regularly visit Saemter. Last Wednesday Priska spent time helping Mama Song to assemble name card boxes at the Gongbang house while Daniel shared his young power working with Cheol and Uno on the Saemter construction. In the future, Daniel will visit Saemter on Mondays and Wednesdays and Priska every Wednesday. With Priska’s help to assemble and Nona’s help with cutting out the patterns, Mama Song’s Korean paper crafts are proceeding step by step. The third Saturday of March, we expect to have success at Munhori River Market.

Yebonn’s graduation

Last Wednesday, Yebonn graduated. In no time she has become a high school student! We hope that Yebonn’s nervous feeling for the upcoming school year will disappear, and that she’ll have no trouble with tests, keep trying hard, and be confident as high school is starting.

Saemter ground floor door installation

During such a cold winter Saemter construction continues. Windows, doors, and electric work are in progress; finally last week we installed the doors on the ground floor. It’s encouraging to see Banseok helping his father with electric work. It’s really happy that our children are growing up and joining us like friends side by side. Finally, we hope that those who have been doing construction will not hurt themselves doing hard labor in the cold weather.