After the Mexico Director¡¯s Conference Dr. John Jun, the USA and Korea journey teams were invited by shepherdesses who have common life near the center. 6 Sisters cooked a very delicious Mexican breakfast. They are source of blessing in fishing, feeding sheep and co-working. They say they also have a common life house for the brothers on the other side of the center. We prayed for them to serve God like Mary and Martha and in God¡¯s time establish beautiful house churches too.

We visited M. Marcos Jung¡¯s house church. He married S. Antelma, a Guadalajara UBF ancestor of faith. We asked what kind of problems they might have had. They said it was a cultural problem and way of thinking more than language problems. But they went to God each time and overcame many cultural and language problems and grew as mature shepherds there. They have two children, David and Sarah who are going to the kindergarten. Their children have not much chance to speak Korean while their father serves God¡¯s work by late night. But they try to speak Korean as well as Spanish. M. Marcos and Antelma are good coworkers of M. Timothy Rhee. Please pray for raising many more house churches in Guadalajara.