Battle Log
Tuesday 17 September 2024
Posted 17 September 2024, 5:25 PM by Hung Kwan. Permalink
Battle Log of Operation 513 at Toowong on Tuesday Sept 17, 2024 from 1330-1430
After resting for last Tuesday, Hung and Johnny teamed up again to serve at Toowong. UQ is still not in term break as such there were still heap of students around for outreach. Recap below is the Battle Log of Hung.
1) Brendon a Malaysian Christian attending Hope church at the campus. He received Christ here in Brisbane but his understanding of gospel is all clear with 100% assurance of salvation and.
2) Next I came across a Mainlander Yang? from???Suzhou. I could build rapport with him as I visited his home town even before he was born. He also had a chat with us before so I ??took it as a follow up chat with many of my life testimony ???which successfully brought him a step closer to accepting Jesus.
3) Then I caught up with a girl from Guangzhou ??who looks like a minor tribe girl. She appeared polite to listen but only half heartedly.
4) Then I caught up with a Hong Konger ??young man Yip? who has not heart of Gospel before. ????but he appeared very open and receptive to the Gospel ??? and willing to take a selfie with me so that I can easily recognize him next time.
5) Then I met Leong from Changsha????I could also build good rapport with him because of my close connection with ICC in Changsha, ??????, he also was open and receptive to the Gospel.
6) Two Indians claimed not students and not good at English. But still managed to share the gospel to them.
7) Then had a brief chat with a Singapore girl just the beginning of the gospel message.
8 ) Finally caught up with Sam from Cambridge, UK who claimed himself an Atheist. But I still managed to share him the full Gospel and left him with a tract.
View previous Toowong (QLD) report (3 September 2024)
Toowong Team (QLD)
Meets 1:30-3pm every Tuesday afternoon at the Toowong train station on the 2nd floor and splits into two teams, one at the main entrance of Toowong Tower on Sherwood Road, another at the foot of the pedestrian bridge across Benson Street.
Contact Johnny Hsieh for more information.