This collection of testimonies contains 20 miraculous testimonies of my ministry in the family, church, organization and workplace, 4 wonderful experiences of my husband's life as a guest in the family and workplace, 6 touching stories of my son's and daughter-in-law's life growth and their love run across the Taiwan Straits, and 4 wonderful recollections of my daughter's teenage years and her study in China. In total, there are 34 articles to express our gratitude for God's grace and guidance during the 34 years that my husband and I have been together, and our desire to pass on the spiritual legacy to future generations. 

In the many testimonies shared, I hope you can see the God who has been leading, protecting, nurturing and blessing this family behind the scenes. No matter when we have the time or not, as long as we sincerely seek Him and trust Him, we can realize that God is always there for us. “Let God show us how to number our days, that we may gain a heart of wisdom.” (Psalm 90:12)  

ABOUT THE AUTHOR 

Michelle Kit Hun Liew became a Christian in 1986 and has been serving in the areas of Bible teaching and fellowship group leadership for the past 20 years. The first call God gave me was to start a Chinese ministry in 1989, first in Bible teaching and then in cell groups. The second call was to start the first Chinese fellowship in Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan in 1993 after five months in Sapporo, Japan, hosting the Chinese and Taiwanese groups. The third calling was to put our feet up and slowly minister to the Cantonese speaking community during the Sabbatical Year (Hepatitis B recovery) in Atlanta, USA in 1995. The fourth call was to return to Sydney, Australia in 1996 and begin ministering to a group of Cantonese-speaking youths. The fifth call was to serve in a Cantonese speaking Bible teaching and cell group in Singapore in 1998 after two years of feeding. The sixth calling was to serve the Chinese community through the China Fellowship in 2008. In order to better serve this group, my husband and I both moved to the Chinese Church in the same year to serve the Chinese-speaking community in Bible teaching.