__._,_.___Hi again, When Dad read my e-mail already sent, he reminded me of a few things
about Sister Wei; hope I don't distract from her sweet story. Sister Wei met a Chinese young
woman who first peaked her interest in the church on a bus in Shanghai, while that young
woman was back from Singapore to get her visa so she could go on a mission and wasn't
aware she wasn't supposed to actively proselyte and told Sister Wei where she could go to
attend church in Shanghai where Sister Wei lived.
The branch president told Sister Wei she couldn't attend.He said she could go to Hong Kong
to learn about the gospel, which is what she did. Sister Wei took the train and had prayed if
God was really there, to help her find the church. Apparently Cantonese is mainly spoken in
Hong Kong, but shes peaks Mandarin. HJowever, she found a man who spoke her language and
he directed her to those two churchs, one being ours the chapel/ temple in Hong Kong. While
going to the Hong Kong chapel, she spotted a missionary with a name tag. She was baptized
7 days later. I know I can't quite convey the beautiful spirit that was there as she talked
about the many miracles in her life. Her companion said she continures to see miracles as they
work together.
What I want to testify to, is that we surely see the Lord's hand in this work: just imagine a
young Chinese missionary and also meeting this first young missionary out of Burma.
Love, Mom
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