US-Korea National Prayer Breakfast 2006

US-Korea National Prayer Breakfast of Washington State was given at SeaTac Marriott Hotel, 3201 S. 176th St. SeaTac, Washington in January 14, Saturday, 2006. About 230 people attended special event include Church, Business and Organization, Community leaders. Part 1 was given the concert presided by Kyong Sook Kim Arbeeny, Choirs from Sharon Ensemble, Washington elders' Choir, CCCM artist by Myoung Ja Choi, and Emmanuel Praise Team. Part II, The Prayer meeting started by opening Speech by Kim Johng Ho, US-Korea National Prayer Breakfast Committee Chair. The Prayer meeting was a great gathering and special prayer was given for the National Leaders include United States, Korea’s Leaders’ wisdom, guidance, and strengths.

Part I Presided by US-Korea National Prayer Breakfast, Vice President; Kyoung Suk Arbeeny, Sharon Ensemble, Music Dir/rev. Rick Kong, Piano/Eun Jung, Cello/Jin Hee Kim. Flue/ Eun Jin Kong, Washington Elder’s Choir: Cond. Bob Kim Piano/Jong Lim Choi, CCCM Artis: Myoung Ja Choi, Emmauel Praise Team: Leader/Gary Kavanaugh, Piano/Grace Hong,
Part II continued with Prayer Meeting: Presided by; Jung Kim, Ho-ok Chang, Opening Speech by, US-Korean National Prayer Breakfast Committee Chair, Johng H. Kim, Opening Prayer, Rev. Bong Hwan Cho, Congratulatory speech, CLA Chair Dr. Keun Mo Jung, Dr. Euben Redhl, City of Federal Mayor; Mike Park, Scripture (Matthew 7:7-8): Rev. Young Ju Yoon, Special Prayer: Unity and Rev. between Multiracial in America; Elder Soon Chul Kim, Unity of Two Koreas and World Mission; Elder Chun Heung Jun, World Peace and Revival; Elder Frank Song Unity and revival in Korean-American Society; elder Sang Jin Lee, special Praise: Conerstone men’s Choir Sermon: “Power of Prayer” Rev. Za Kyung Koo, Announcement: James Kwon, Benedition: Rev. Jung Kwon, and Breakfast from: Marriot Hotel.

Special thanks to the US Korea National Prayer Breakfast Committes from Seattle, Federal Way, Tacoma, and Olympia Leaders, Many Church Ministers, Organizations,
Business, and Community Leaders.

Photos and Reported by Sandra Englund
January 14, 2006