Apostle Fred Wolf visited NAC Taiwan congregations and conducted three Divine Services in Taipei, Miaoli and New Lai Yi which are locating in the northern, middle and southern part of Taiwan respectively. The brothers and sisters in Miaoli and New Lai Yi are primarily the new generations of Taiwan aborigines.
The secret of the Lord is with those who fear Him, And He will show them His covenant. My eyes are ever toward the Lord, For He shall pluck my feet out of the net. Turn Yourself to me, and have mercy on me, For I am desolate and afflicted.
(Ps 25:14-Ps 25:16 NKJV) was bible word served by Apostle for the Divine Service in Miaoli. The Golden Wedding Anniversary Blessing was dispensed to Pr. C. Y. Wu and Sister Wu and four souls were sealed with love and joy with 36 brothers and sisters. The couple echoed with the joyful and thankful hearts upon the bible words served by Apostle, ”
What then shall we say to these things? If God is for us, who can be against us?
(Rom 8:31 NKJV). The couple recalled with tears and joy how God guided their journey of 50 years of marriage and passed through the storms of life in particular to the recovery of the cancer of Pr. Wu several years ago. By the grace of God, they have a big family with four great grand children.
About Taiwan
Taiwan, formerly known as “Formosa”, was mainly inhabited by Taiwanese aborigines until the settlement of Dutch and Spanish during the Age of Discovery in the 17th century. During the Japanese era (1895-1945), no new missions were allowed, with the result that Catholicism and Presbyterianism remained the largest Christian denominations. The development of Christianity took a whole new turn after 1949, when Christians of various denominations followed the Chinese Nationalist army in its retreat to Taiwan. Taiwan government statistics estimated that Christians comprise some 4.5 percent of Taiwan’s population, a figure which is about evenly divided between Protestants and Catholics. Nearly all of Taiwan’s aborigines profess Christianity (some 70 percent Presbyterianism, the remainder mostly Catholicism).
