Missionary to Tonga Diagnosed with Dengue Fever – Updated. Praise Report!

by | Mar 12, 2015

Kingdom of Tonga, Melanesia South Pacific Field:   Word was just received today (March 11) that Jeong-seok Kim, wife of In-Kwon Kim,  was diagnosed with Dengue Fever.   This is an extremely painful illness and can have serious complications.

Please commit to pause and pray for the full recovery of Jeong-seok, for protection over In-Kwon, and for the ministry of the Mango Tree Respite Center.   Please also consider sharing this request with others, so that we can join together as a global family around the Kim’s

The Kims serve at the Mango Tree Respite Center in the Kingdom of Tonga.

*** UPDATE 12-MAR-2015

The following update was posted by In-Kwon:

Dear prayer friend,
Thank you so much for your faithful prayers for Jeong-Seok.
God answered the prayers and Jeong-Seok is well recovering from Dengue fever. No more fever and [she is] regaining [her] appetite!

Please keep praying for Tongans who are still suffering from the disease.

I saw a long queue of many Dengue Fever patients who were waiting for blood test in Vaiola Hospital in Nuku’alofa. It was terrible.

LIVING LIVES OF COMPASSION IN THE KINGDOM OF TONGA…LOCAL NEWS REPORTS ON NAZARENE MINISTRY!

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Todd and Connie Lou Aebischer served as Regional Communications Coordinator - Regional NMI Coordinator respectively for over 4 years. They are now serving in Papua New Guinea under Mission Aviation Fellowship as Country Director / Program Director.

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