Brother Bao taught the Sunday children class at Brother and Sister Maurice and Marie Hall's, on Hong-Thap-Tu Avenue, Sa`i-Go`n, early 1960's.
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Ti'n-ddo^` Bao hu+o+'ng-da^~n tru+o+`ng Chu'a-nha^.t cho lo+'p tre? ta.i nha` cu?a Maurice va` Marie Hall, ddu+o+`ng Ho^`ng-Tha^.p-Tu+., Sa`i-Go`n, dda^`u tha^.p-nie^n 1960
Brother Bao taught the Sunday children class at Brother and Sister Maurice and Marie Hall's, on Hong-Thap-Tu Avenue, Sa`i-Go`n, early 1960's. |
| Ti'n-ddo^` Bao cu`ng gia-ddi`nh tre^n ddu+o+`ng Ho^`ng-Tha^.p-Tu+., ra ve^` sau khi tho+`-phu+o+.ng (Sa`i-Go`n, dda^`u tha^.p-nie^n 1960)
The Bao's on the Hong-Thap-Tu Avenue, leaving after the worship service (Saigon, early 1960) |
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Sau ddo', anh Bao tro+? tha`nh Truye^`n-dda.o dde^? khuye^'n-khi'ch
ddo+`i so^'ng thuo^.c-linh cu?a qua^n-nha^n My~ ta.i phi-tru+o+`ng Bie^n-Ho`a
(dda^`u tha^.p-nie^n 1960) After that, brother Bao became the ministerBienHoa for spiritually encouragement to BienHoa's Air Base American Servicemen (early 1960's) |
| Trong lu'c ddo' thi` Truye^`n-dda.o Bao tho+`-phu+o+.ng, rao-gia?ng trong xo'm Chu`a Pha^.t-ho.c trong ngo~ cu?a Quo^'c-lo^. Mo^.t (Bie^n-ho`a, dda^`u tha^.p-nie^n 1960's)
At the same time, Minister Bao also worshipped and evangelized in the neighborhood right in front of the Buddhist Temple in Highway One (BienHoa, early 1960) |
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Tuy nghe`o nhu+ng ca'c em co' lo`ng ro^.ng-lu+o+.ng vui-mu+`ng ddo'n nha^.n lo+`i Chu'a (Bie^n-ho`a, dda^`u tha^.p-nie^n 1960's) Though poor, but the children were blessedly happy to listen to the Lord's words. (BienHoa, early 1960) |
| Anh Cha^u, ddu+'ng giu+~a, dda~ tu+`ng la` nha` tu-ha`nh trong Vie^.n
Pha^.t-Ho.c trong xo'm dda~ la^u, nhu+ng gio+` dda~ va^ng lo+`i theo Chu'a
. Anh Tu+, ddu+'ng be^n pha?i, tuy dda~ la` ngu+o+`i ra^'t su`ng dda.o
Pha^.t cu`ng xo'm, nhu+ng gio+` cu~ng dda~ tie^'p Nha^.n Chu'a va` ra^'t
so^'t-sa('ng ha^`u-vie^.c Nga`i ca'ch nhu+ng-kho^ng (Bie^n-ho`a, cuo^'i
tha^.p-nie^n 1960)
Brother Chau, in the middle, who used to be a monk in the Buddhist Temple in the neighorhood, fianally accepted the Lord. Brother Tu, on the right, were used to be a very devout Buddhist, but then accepted the Lord and worked fervently and selflessly for Him (BienHoa, late 1960's). |
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Nhu+~ng ma^`m non cu?a Ho^.i-Tha'nh DDa^'ng Christ Bie^n-Ho`a (cuo^'i
tha^.p-nie^n 1960)
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The future of the BienHoa Church of Christ (late 1960's) |
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