I was never baptized yet in my country, but sometimes I visit a church, as one of the formal Reformed Churches, in my city.

Cemetery’s churnel ceremony, I particpated in at the first time for me since I’ve lived in now my city.

Pastors’s speech with sermon was done there.

One believer’s death means completely different matter at least that one was Christian.

Now world, so many hostile emotions are in whirlpool, thus, probably Lord must have been so annoyed and so is in anguish anytime toward our carnal world, especially, at Far East, everyday politically, economically problematic events or things are reported so often.

Nuclear missile tests or denouncement to other nations are so busy to make our consciousness to be concentrated in these items of the news report or topical contents of broadcasting programs.

What does Ressurrection mean to us, or all of human-beings? That could be the universal proposition, the wall around belief of religion, or sect objective emotion or any other problems are entangled with each hostile people or any other many complexed ideas and activities all over the world, if I would be baptized to be a Christian, I have now an idea with meeting to the one who was never the nationality to my country people, but no precise plan now I have yet, actually.

Tomorrow never knows around even toward my life, even never only the world matter.

Just I want to wish everything as to be in easiness to Father, never irrelevantly to particular ideological motivation, just honestly pious feeling to Lord, as God and the Son and Holy Spirit.

Formal declaration or manifestation are never all fecund acts but sometimes either these things must be needed but it’s no use to take them into account only things we for the present do, we usually must be so careful to be the one who is so honest to neighbors and love to the other people, all over the world, at this wish and hope, we must have had no wall and no barrier in the world, I would like to believe in the truth of permanent peaceful situation gifted to all human-beings, Amen!

(Apr. 21th. 2019)