To The Pleasant Hill February 2009 Korean

To the Pleasant Hill is the only monthly "Quiet Time" devotional journal for Korean Americans by Korean American churches in the United States. Features: - Opening - a letter from the Pleasant Hill - Calendar / How to use this book - Reading sample/Simple instructions on how to use the book - 6 days a week - daily Bible reading plan: OT/NT for one chapter per day (notes, summary) - Scripture of the day: A paragraph from the Korean Revised Standard Bible and NRSV - Space for personal journal - "Sounds from the Hill" -short devotion reading of the day - Sunday - sermon note and memo space - Special Reading: introduction on each book of the Bible. - Story from the Readers: "When I came to the States..." space to share personal reflections on the immigrant experience - Special Story: New Christian Community - Quite Time small group information page - Editor's note, readers' feed back - Four months reading plan outline Benefits: - "To the Pleasant Hill" will help people to experience the power of God's Word. - "To the Pleasant Hill" will promote daily devotion (Quite Time) for Koreans in the United States and abroad. - "To the Pleasant Hill" will help Korean American immigrants with their daily scripture readings. - "To the Pleasant Hill" will encourage Korean American families to conduct family devotion. - "To the Pleasant Hill" will challenge readers to participate in the local church through small groups. - "To the Pleasant Hill" will encourage readers to grow and mature in the Christian life.

To the Pleasant Hill is the only monthly "Quiet Time" devotional journal for Korean Americans by Korean American churches in the United States. Features: - Opening - a letter from the Pleasant Hill - Calendar / How to use this book - Reading sample/Simple instructions on how to use the book - 6 days a week - daily Bible reading plan: OT/NT for one chapter per day (notes, summary) - Scripture of the day: A paragraph from the Korean Revised Standard Bible and NRSV - Space for personal journal - "Sounds from the Hill" -short devotion reading of the day - Sunday - sermon note and memo space - Special Reading: introduction on each book of the Bible. - Story from the Readers: "When I came to the States..." space to share personal reflections on the immigrant experience - Special Story: New Christian Community - Quite Time small group information page - Editor's note, readers' feed back - Four months reading plan outline Benefits: - "To the Pleasant Hill" will help people to experience the power of God's Word. - "To the Pleasant Hill" will promote daily devotion (Quite Time) for Koreans in the United States and abroad. - "To the Pleasant Hill" will help Korean American immigrants with their daily scripture readings. - "To the Pleasant Hill" will encourage Korean American families to conduct family devotion. - "To the Pleasant Hill" will challenge readers to participate in the local church through small groups. - "To the Pleasant Hill" will encourage readers to grow and mature in the Christian life.

To the Pleasant Hill is the only monthly "Quiet Time" devotional journal for Korean Americans by Korean American churches in the United States. Features: - Opening - a letter from the Pleasant Hill - Calendar / How to use this book - Reading sample/Simple instructions on how to use the book - 6 days a week - daily Bible reading plan: OT/NT for one chapter per day (notes, summary) - Scripture of the day: A paragraph from the Korean Revised Standard Bible and NRSV - Space for personal journal - "Sounds from the Hill" -short devotion reading of the day - Sunday - sermon note and memo space - Special Reading: introduction on each book of the Bible. - Story from the Readers: "When I came to the States..." space to share personal reflections on the immigrant experience - Special Story: New Christian Community - Quite Time small group information page - Editor's note, readers' feed back - Four months reading plan outline Benefits: - "To the Pleasant Hill" will help people to experience the power of God's Word. - "To the Pleasant Hill" will promote daily devotion (Quite Time) for Koreans in the United States and abroad. - "To the Pleasant Hill" will help Korean American immigrants with their daily scripture readings. - "To the Pleasant Hill" will encourage Korean American families to conduct family devotion. - "To the Pleasant Hill" will challenge readers to participate in the local church through small groups. - "To the Pleasant Hill" will encourage readers to grow and mature in the Christian life.

To the Pleasant Hill is the only monthly "Quiet Time" devotional journal for Korean Americans by Korean American churches in the United States. Features: - Opening - a letter from the Pleasant Hill - Calendar / How to use this book - Reading sample/Simple instructions on how to use the book - 6 days a week - daily Bible reading plan: OT/NT for one chapter per day (notes, summary) - Scripture of the day: A paragraph from the Korean Revised Standard Bible and NRSV - Space for personal journal - "Sounds from the Hill" -short devotion reading of the day - Sunday - sermon note and memo space - Special Reading: introduction on each book of the Bible. - Story from the Readers: "When I came to the States..." space to share personal reflections on the immigrant experience - Special Story: New Christian Community - Quite Time small group information page - Editor's note, readers' feed back - Four months reading plan outline Benefits: - "To the Pleasant Hill" will help people to experience the power of God's Word. - "To the Pleasant Hill" will promote daily devotion (Quite Time) for Koreans in the United States and abroad. - "To the Pleasant Hill" will help Korean American immigrants with their daily scripture readings. - "To the Pleasant Hill" will encourage Korean American families to conduct family devotion. - "To the Pleasant Hill" will challenge readers to participate in the local church through small groups. - "To the Pleasant Hill" will encourage readers to grow and mature in the Christian life.

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