Yoo Sang-min: Same path, different path

There's a way to go, there's one to go. Which way should we go? What are we going to do now? A home service to keep Lent in the Church of the Untuck, which was closed by the 40 days of record plague, but when the believers gathered, it was a church! From the example of the house service in the days of the Untuck, which observed Lent in the meditation and words of Mark, Lent is a time of much meaning for Christians. For some it is a period of preparation for baptism, a time of reconciliation for others to God or to those around them, and a time for re-extincing their identity in Christ. Many Christians thus prepare for the coming week of resurrection during Lent and take time to meditate on the sufferings of Jesus Christ and repent of themselves. In the year '200, a plague of the first plague of Corona19 has become so common in churches throughout the country that it is difficult to worship face-to-face at every church. Every Lent, church members have attended the special course of education with morning meetings and mornings. But now that the people of Corona19 are unable to gather, how can we Christians keep Lent? The author, Yu-san Limb, is noted in the Bible as ‘ where the believers gather, it is the Church. ’. The author, who felt that he could not do nothing during Lent, has also promoted the family services of his church and has made a prayer material. Every day, he would meditate on Mark and record sermons for home services. This effort was given to each family by grace. Here's the 40-day record.

Korean title: 같은 길, 다른 길

Korean author: 유상민

Korean publisher: 북랩

ISBN-13: 9791165396053