Newsletter-7

Dear Oog:

This is the time to come clean.

I am still working full time at Erie Count Medical Center, which is, at

least for Psychiatry, the major teaching hospital of University at

Buffalo. I am currently working in the vicinity of 40 hours a week as

Medical Director of Outpatient Department. As such I have no on call or

weekend responsibilities. It turned out that I am the most senior

physician in our department in terms of longevity.

I have no definite plan to retire at this time. It is not because I am

particularly dedicated to what I am doing, but it is more due to the fact

that I do not know what to do with my life once retired. It is a little

sad commentary in that I do not have any specific hobbies(such as birding,

golfing, gardening, world trotting, opera or web surfing), or identifiable

talents(such as calligraphy, painting, sculpting, photographing, cabinet

building, gambling or writing poems and prose).

Am I getting satisfaction from what I do? I say so but with less than

perfect conviction. I am waiting for a sudden and miraculous

"enlightenment" which will guide me to the world of mystic bliss.

I welcome your help.

S.K.

Thank you for the list of class of '61. I understand that it takes a lots of efforts and time to compile and make a list. There are a little changes of my phone number, The new

number is 716-828-2568, The number on the list is my former number for the Div. of Neonatology, from which I retired.

Now I go to hospital only one morning a week, Thursday, to teach and supervise the House staff and Junior medical students from Univ, of Buffalo. Thanks,

Tai-Soon

Dear classmates:

Here is another correction of phone number of Tai Soon Choi. Some of us can never stop working, can we? Me too. I have private practice about 15 hours a week and work for remaining 20 some hours at the US Governement as a consultant. I would like to keep up like this as long as I can. I would be very happy to hear how everyone is managing their time in latter time. Who knows we may learn from each others. I don't mind compliling and publish them.

Oog Kang

Dear blood brother:

Since I got gloriously saved at Assembly of God church in 1983, I did not care about Y-dang at the meetings, and I was not strong, and mature enough as a new Christian to go to enjoy alumni meetings. That is only reason why I have stayed away although I have missed many friends ; my progressive sanctification has been more important to me and my family for the season !

In Chicago, I attended Moody Memorial Church,and helped a new A/G church, and taught the Bible at CMA church. I taught at A/G too in Pittsburgh. I have studied about 300 books myself, but did not take any course intentionally upon advice of Dr. DeTar, president of A/G seminary. The word of GOD is sweeter than honey ! I do study the Bible with many elders, and ministers of Presby., missionaries, and many others from many other denominations. I went to Burkina Fasso with a group of men, and built a Bible school for normadics in Sahara desert.

It is not important what we do, but how we do is more important. We are called to be a good and faithful servant ! We are to follow HIM with everything we have, and be a good samaritan.

After we returned from Chicago, I attend North Way Christian Community, an evangelical, vibrating, mission oriented church. When I go on part time, I will probably take Chuck Colson's centurion program; I have already read many books they study.

My dream is to go to North Korea to feed spiritually starving my own people with teaching of JESUS if GOD is willing. What we do now determines our eternity ; I live with eternity's values in view.

GOD's GRACE and PEACE to you and your family,

Kook Sang Oh,your brother in Jesus.

Dear my old classmates,

" Meaningless, meaningless,utterly meaningless " says King Solomon in Ecclesiastes. Naked a man comes from his mother's womb, and as he comes, so he departs.

Time to ponder : Why am I here ? What is the purpose of my life ? Where am I going ?

Dear friends, I was lost, but now I am found and have been saved by the GRACE of GOD, through my faith in JESUS CHRIST.

Now I have peace, joy unspeakable, hope, purpose, and eternal life. Now I live with eternity's values in view one day at a time. I am on a joyful, pleasant and purposeful journey.At the end of this journey, I will be with my wonderful Lord JESUS CHRIST eternaly.

Praise the LORD,

GOD BLESS ALL OF YOU,

Kook Sang Oh,M.D.,FACR

Prof. of Radiology

Univ. of Pittsburgh

Hi Kook Sang:

I had this urge to drop a note say hello! I belive all our classmates are very happy to hear that you are well. I am sure by now you have received a few notes from our friends. You teach Bible and so you can imagine how I felt as a Christian. I feel like your are the lost coin to me, more precious than those I contact everyday. Our classmates are well connected, thank God for the email and web. I am curious what church you attend. I attend local PCA (Presbytterian Church in America, an angro church) Church. I have been a ruling elder for about ten years. I also have been chairing the board of the Chesapeake Reformed Theological Seminary, a seminary sponsorded by the Cheaspeake Presbytery of the PCA. One beliver to another to witness each other is so encouraging. Write to me time to time to tell me about your activities in the academic field and in the church.

God bless,

Oog Kang

강창욱 형

나는 콤퓨터가 서투른 지 무슨 그림인지 잘 모르겠네

나는 매일 3시에 일어나 50 게 정도 오패라들을 돌아며

디비디로 보고 그동안에 모아놓은 고전응악 시디들

300개를 소니 박스에 넣어 놓고 돌아 가면서 낮에 듣고 또 새벽 기도회시간에는 서을 새문안교회 이수영 목사 나성영락교회 임형천 충신교회 박종순목사님들의 주일설교들을 이매일로 있다고 동창들에게

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