09 Feb2015
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Annemarie Bichsel
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Dear Paul, I enjoyed your testimony very much as I did not hear it in detail until now. You had such an exiting time in your life. I liked so much to hear, how God was guiding you.
I congretulate you and wish you and Gertrud, your whole Family God’s Blessings for future!
Annemarie
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Jeff Tallakson
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Thank you Paul for sharing your testimony ; truly inspiring.
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Mike Breslin
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Paul,
What a beautiful, inspired message, filled with grace.
It was such a pleasure hearing from you again.
Aloha
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Gabriele Schickert
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You look quite different from where I know you. In the 1980 I was in Chicago in the IOWC and we
fundraised and you were our leader, it was a good experience. I learned a lot from you.
Thank you. Gabriele Schickert from Germany
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Richard Sapp
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Thank you Paul for sharing your testimony ; truly inspiring.
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roberto turconi
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Thank you very much Mr. Paul Yasutake for your beautiful and inspiring testimony ! Arigato ! By reading your testimony I see you had , and still have, a very busy life and so many wonderful experiences ! Our church members are really wonderful and faithful people and I thank God for each one of them ! Congratulations on your 40 Anniversary and best wishes to you, your wife and your family !!!
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Fernando Hernandez
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I have fond memories of Paul when he was based in Miami. Thank you for the simple, yet inspiring sermon…you have made me think and meditate about many things. May you enjoy many healthy years of retirement.
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Mark Anderson
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Now that we are over the hill, we can see the final destination in the distance…getting closer every day. Let the young ones take over…prepare for eternity. Good sermon.
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martin Kampitch
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How refreshing to read this sermon…to once again remember the goodness and love we created in our early centers. Our idealism unfolding with our faith as we faced the world. Thank you Paul…your message inspired me. Each generation of members brought and contribiuted to our movement…the 1800 couples were my mentors…although many left for missionary work…those that stayed had a maturity about them….especially special were the western members who offered intelligent interpretations and encouragement. What a delightful sermon.
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