Ham Hye-won: Go to Nineveh!

Missionary Yona Jang Birakami said… “I have known Missionary Yona Jang for decades. I heard her confession that she believed in Jesus as her Savior and Lord after narrowly escaping death, and much later, I heard that she was serving as a missionary in Vietnam; I even attended the graduation ceremonies of the seminary where she serves as president twice. I was amazed by her passion for preaching the gospel in a communist country, even while going in and out of prison. I was also surprised that when she built and dedicated churches in various places, her name was absent, and only the names of the sponsoring churches were listed. I was astonished to see her re-educating Vietnamese pastors and entrusting them with the ministry of the newly dedicated churches. I was also astonished to see her making wooden coffins and sleeping in them, not knowing when she might die… It was a continuous series of surprises.” - Pastor Song Yong-pil: “A human generation is often described as the four seasons. Just as there are spring, summer, autumn, and winter, if we examine the work Missionary Jang Yo-na has done over the past 30 years from a missiological perspective, the first ten years were like spring, a time of frantically sowing seeds here and there, while the second ten years were like summer, a time of cultivating, fertilizing, and weeding. Missionary Jang Yo-na has brought about growth in the Vietnam mission beyond our imagination. Looking at the Virakami mission marking its 30th anniversary, only two things remain. The first is to wrap up the autumn work of harvesting the work done to mark the 30th anniversary of the mission, and the second is how to get through the winter.” - Pastor Shin Seong-jong: “Amidst Missionary Jang’s turbulent life journey, God held him with a strong hand.”

Korean title: 가라, 니느웨로!

Korean author: 함혜원

Korean publisher: 나침반

ISBN-13: 9788931815924