Gospels Bring Christianity to Korea
EARLY in 1900 one of the Korean colporteurs of the British and Foreign Bible Society induced a man living in Pung lok to buy a copy of St. Luke. A few weeks later the man said that if copies were left at his house, he would recommend his friends to buy them. In this way Gospels were purchased by two men living at Yong-chen. The man who sold these books is still a heathen, but the two purchasers are now Christians. After their own conversion they began to work for the conversion of their families and neighbors. And in their district there is now a Christian church, formed as the direct result of the sale of these few Gospels which had been left by a colporteur at a heathen Korean's house. — Selected.