Previous ministries
Taught at the international school in Niger
I served as a teacher at Sahel Academy, a school established by SIM(Serving in Mission) in Niger, West Africa. While teaching the MK students, I came to understand their lives and unique challenges more deeply. Although I had many weaknesses, it was my first mission field, and I was grateful for the chance to lift up the name of Jesus and serve in a different culture.
Living in a country with many limitations taught me one important lesson: humility. I made many mistakes, experienced loss, and learned that working together across cultures is not easy. But through those experiences, I grew a lot and witnessed the great grace of the Lord in my life.
BAM in Niger
While teaching at the missionary kids’ school, I also worked in a BAM ministry. Niger is a country where poverty itself drives the economy, and most people survive through that poverty. The weather is extremely hot, and less than 1% of the land can be used for farming. More than 80% of the country is desert. It is a place with very few opportunities for work or education.
In this difficult environment, we repaired cars together even without a car lift. Bashiru, who worked with us, earned his professional certificate after three years and became independent. Moktar also started a small cleaning business and was able to support himself. Through these experiences, I witnessed how God can use small opportunities to bring real change to people’s lives.
Current ministries
Lectures, small groups, local church, Korean and English language ministry, and BAM
Working with people from SIM, OMF, SBC, WEC, SONOKO, and Livingstone Church
