Introduction: We are all children of the ends of the earth.

First Testimony To the Father's Daughters, To the Father of Daughters
Second Testimony You are the light
The third testimony is a crown instead of ashes.
Fourth Testimony: Hearing the voice of the Lord in the wilderness
The Fifth Testimony: Love, the Greatest Miracle
The Sixth Testimony: The Language of God, the Language of Love
The Seventh Testimony: Mary's Worship in Breaking the Alabaster Box, Martha's Faith in Rolling Away the Stone
Eighth Testimony: God's Children Met at the End of the Earth
The Ninth Testimony: The Last Harvest Sound
The Tenth Testimony: A Stone Monument to My Faith

annual report

“If you do not accept God,
We are all children of the ends of the earth.”

Pastor Lee Min-ah at the end of the earth filled with trials
Stories of miracles and healings experienced

The revised edition of “Children of the End of the Earth” was published to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the death of Pastor Lee Min-ah, who helped her father, Professor Lee Eo-ryeong, who was an atheist, cross the threshold of spirituality.
From the time she “began her life as a child of God” in 2002 until her death in 2012, she spent a time filled with “trials and patience.” However, she put aside everything she had as “the daughter of Lee Eo-ryeong,” “prosecutor,” and “lawyer,” and devoted herself solely to her ministry as a “mother” to the children at the ends of the earth.
"Children of the End of the Earth" is a book filled with her passion and hopes for carrying out that beautiful ministry.

In this book, Pastor Lee Min-ah confesses that there is “a child inside me who has not yet grown up,” and honestly shares the trials she faced as a child, stemming from the wounds she received from her father, and the spiritual experiences she saw and heard while overcoming them.
From divorce and cancer, to his second child's autism and the threat of blindness, to the death of his eldest child, he endured countless trials that most people would find difficult to bear, yet he persevered in his mission to the end, demonstrating his experience of overcoming everything with "faith."

Through ten testimonies, Pastor Lee Min-ah said that what supported her in times of crisis was “God’s love,” and that whenever she wanted to give up, she was comforted by the embrace that said, “I love you this much,” and “hugged me tightly,” and that this comfort allowed her to overcome the hardships that befell her.
Perhaps that is why this book is filled with Pastor Lee Min-ah's love for those who, like her, are full of wounds and are going through the same trials as she was.
Having lived as a “postman delivering love” for 10 years, she is urging us through this book that love is the only answer.

“I don’t think there is a miracle as great as love.
Because God is a God of love, I believe that no miracle is impossible if we can only love with God's love, even if our flesh dies.
(…) In that love, our weary souls are revived, our sick bodies and broken relationships are healed, and wherever we go, the power of resurrection comes to free the captives and raise the dead.”
_From “Love, the Greatest Miracle”

To all those standing at the ends of the earth
The Miracle of Love as Delivered by Pastor Lee Min-ah

The title of the book, “Children at the End of the Earth,” contains Pastor Lee Min-ah’s earnest wish that children who “do not know the warm embrace of family” and “love,” and who live “without dreams or hope” and are shunned by the world, will grow up as children of God in the warm embrace.
This also carries the message that not only children, but all those who “do not believe in God and do not accept Him” are “like children standing at the end of the earth and driven to the edge of a cliff.”

That is why the author reveals to those who have suffered similar wounds that he too has been “at the ends of the earth,” and he generously shares the enlightenment he has gained through various miracles so that they too can escape the wounds and trials that torment them.
Pastor Lee Min-ah says, “Hell is the end of the earth, a place where no one can love God, myself, or my neighbors.”
And we pray constantly for those who “do not know love and are in despair,” and we strive to spread God’s word and love.
Although it has been ten years since he passed away, her love remains intact in this book, offering warm comfort and hope to readers at the ends of the earth.

“When my child died, I died as Eugene’s mother, but that was not the end. If I can love other children with the love I had for Eugene, (…) I realized that I had not lost a son, but that the Lord had given me hundreds of precious children.
So today, I leave with Jesus to another end of the earth to meet those children.”
_From "Children Met at the End of the Earth"