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It was a special fun event this Friday. Everyone pitched in and brought food for a potluck style Easter dinner... since it was Friday, I guess I should call it a Good Friday dinner.
After dinner we had an Easter egg hunt... while there were children there the egg hunt included adults attending as well. I was surprised to see the competition of the adults. Click here to view a video of the egg hunt After all the eggs where found we discovered that they where not filled with chocolate but questions about Easter... we then answered them together as a group. Afterward game time we where blessed to here Jason Barraca's testimony and life story. Jason is currently a 2nd year MDIV student at Fuller Theological Seminary. He was born in Germany to a mother who is half Korean and half Japanese and a father who is half Filipino and half Irish. His hometown is Salinas CA, but currently resides in Pasadena. He attended Sacramento State and received a BS in Criminal Justice. He served as a police officer in California for two years and served in the US Army for six years. How Jason has experienced the Lord through his life has been pretty extraordinary in light of difficult and hard situations that he has been through... the lord has been very faithful to him and I believe the Lord will use him greatly for his kindom. #
by riceoflife
| 2010-04-03 08:01
Here at Rice of Life we are all about the food! this week we are thankful to Sayuri and Hiroko to making Thai chicken Rice for our Friday fellowship... everyone really enjoyed it.
We was also very grateful to Yoshino who leads us in worship each week at Rice of Life. She is very talented in music and sings with a gospel choir that sometimes goes on tour. We play a lot of games at Rice of Life...... when things get competitive that is when you really get to know someone and created an atmosphere where people can fell natural and experience the love of God is our aim. Thanks you Tim and Nana for leading game time. Thank you Tim also for sharing your testimony. Tim had a Christian family growing up but stuggled a bit in his faith in his late high school and early college years. This was also when he met his girlfriend, Nana, who wasn't a Christian at the time. This caused some tension with Tim, his family, and his relationship with God. But the Lord gave them tremendous grace in a hard situation. The Lord touched Nana's heart and she became a Christian. Family problems where resolved and Tim and Nana married about a year ago. #
by riceoflife
| 2010-03-26 07:22
Last Friday we Good Shepard Church provided dinner for our weekly meeting... such a good dinner!
We where also joined by Rev. Hiroshi Nakagawa who gave a very encouraging message about how the Lord is about to bring about revival in Japan and the hearts of Japanese people will have a true wisdom in Christ. His message was an encouragement to everyone attending that night, a friend of ours who has attended Rice of Life became a Christian too for Nakagawa's message... who felt led to speak from his heart in stead of the message he had originally prepared Hiroshi Nakagawa was born in 1972 Shizuoka-ken Hamamatsu-shi. From 1975 to 1978, Hiroshi and and his family lived in the United States while Kenichi Nakagawa, Hiroshi's father, attended to seminary. After moving back to Japan Hiroshi remained there until Graduating from high school. During this time, Harvest Time Ministries was founded by Kenichi Nakagawa. Hiroshi returned to the United States in 1991 and started ESL classes at a Community Collage and in 1998 he graduated from California State University Fullerton with a BA in Sociology. He married the same year and entered Biola University, Talbot school of Theology. He then became the National direct of Harvest Time Ministries USA in 2000, graduate Talbot in December 2001 with MA in Christian Ministry and Leadership, and currently is Serving as the National director of Harvest Time Ministries USA. Please click here to learn more about Harvest Time Ministries #
by riceoflife
| 2010-03-12 06:40
This Friday was packed with great food from the Good Steward Church, Salsa dancing, and a powerful message and testimony from our own Rie Kim… It was a great Rice of Life Friday before Valentine’s Day.
We had a really big turnout, yet those from the Good Steward Church always provide more than enough food for us. Fellowshipping over good food is a welcomed tradition at Rice of Life. We were blessed to have a professional dance teacher ,Jenny, lead us in the basics of salsa dancing… it was a lot of fun for everyone. Click here to see Jenny showing her moves. Afterwards we were very blessed to hear Rie Kim’s testimony of how she became a Christian and met her husband, Christian Kim. Rie share very openly and humbly about regretful decisions she made in here early twenties and how it lead her to become very self destructive and suicidal. Out of desperation she joined a salsa dancing club to get rid of the terrible feelings she lived with. During that class she and became close friends with lady in the club who really cared about her. She was a Christian and Rie was truly able to feel the love of God in her share some of her deepest regrets and not feeling condemnation from her and at the age of 25 became a Christian… though she did not fully understand forgiveness of sin. Rie recalled thinking that she was a good person and though that it was arrogant that Jesus said “I am the way, and the truth, and the life” and that only through him could God be found. But in Rie’s friend she did not see arrogance in her. On a trip to Brazil Rie got very sick with food poisoning and felt even felt that she would die. It was then God gave her a vision of her life, Rie recalls that it was like a kaleidoscope of past regrets that she had and it was then that she realized that she was a sinner. God led her not to feel afraid, she recovered from the food poisoning and then started reading the bible. Romans 12:1 really stood out to her to live her life for God along with 1 Peter 1:16 to live holy as the Lord is holy. Years later when Rie met her husband to be she was still living her life for God and was not searching to be married. She even shared with Christian bits of her past that she was not proud of to try and scare him away… by he accepted her just as her friend from the salsa club did and ultimately as Jesus had accepted her. The acceptance of Jesus and his love has completely transformed Rie’s life. She is not studying at fuller seminary with a research emphasis on missionaries learning the Japanese language and culture to help assist them in sharing the gospel in Japan that others may have their lives transformed by the love of Christ as she has. #
by riceoflife
| 2010-02-12 10:09
Korean food day is the best day of the month to Join Rice of Life to gets some good eats... although we always have good food, I've never had oranges like these before
(Click here to see our acapella worship) #
by riceoflife
| 2010-01-29 10:29
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