1. Today I bring you the good news of great joy (Luke 2:10)The people walking in darkness have seen a great light; on those living in the land of deep darkness a great light has dawned. Isaiah 9:2 The History of University Bible Fellowship

2. Table of ContentsI. BackgroundII. Present StatusIII. PrinciplesIV. LA UBF V. My Family 3. BackgroundKorean War (6/25/1950 7/23/1953) 4. 4.19 Revolution Since the Korean war, N. Korea was ruled bythe communists, S. Korea by Syngman Leebacked up by the U.S. In 1960, the 84-year old Rhee won his fourthterm in office. Due to corruption and political repression, arevolution primarily led by college studentsnow known as 4.19 Revolution erupted. 5. 4.19 6. History of two persons:Sarah Barry and Samuel Lee 7. The University Bible Fellowship was founded on September 1, 1961in the midst of national turmoil following the 4/19 nation-widedemonstration and the 5/16 coup detat. At the time, Koreancollege students who were supposed to be the future leaders of thecountry fell into deep despair due to the social instability and thedeteriorating value system of the times. At that time, Dr. Samuel Lee (1931-2002) was ministering to collegestudents in the Daein Church, in Kwangju after graduating from aPresbyterian seminary. Dr. Lee met Missionary Sarah Barry whovolunteered to come to Korea to help this war-devastated country.She was sent by the Board of World Missions of the PresbyterianChurch, U.S.-Southern, and is currently working at the ChicagoU.B.F. as a world representative. They shared a common belief that the best way to help Korea andthe world was to plant faith in the gospel and hope for the future inthe hearts of college students with a life-giving spirit, that theywould grow to be future leaders. To this end, they began to praywith the prayer topic, "Bible Korea, World Mission," and studiedthe Bible with college students. This was the beginning of theUniversity Bible Fellowship. 8. Gospel = the power of God for thesalvationFor I am not ashamed of the gospel, because itis the power of God that brings salvation toeveryone who believes: first to the Jew, then tothe Gentile. Romans 1:16 9. Principle Bible study (Genesis, four gospels, Acts) Encounter with Jesus Christ Feed my lamb (shepherding) Spirit of giving (self support) Make disciples of all nations 10. Present state 1,500 self-supporting missionaries operatingin 92 nations HQ: Chicago based In case of N. America (U.S./Canada).: 77 chaptersin 27 states of the U.S. and 19 chapters across theCanada (over 90% self-supporting) Leadership transition Missionary-oriented ministry -> Native leadership Generational change (Abraham -> Isaac -> Jacob) 11. 2011 World Mission Report, Seoul Korea(50th Anniversary) 12. Los Angeles UBF (My family came to the U.S. in 1982) Isaac H. Kim (1949 - ) Graduated from college in 1967 Met Jesus in UBF in 1971 (after graduation from college) Accepted the calling as a missionary to the U.S. in 1983 Serve college students in LA area and beyond Rebekah (1949 - ) Met Jesus in UBF during in 1969 Married me in 1972 Two children (Daniel; Becky) Five grand-daughters 13. Started at UCLA Currently we serve students in 16 collegecampuses Work with other chapters that branched out 14. Christmas Worship 2012 15. At Cal Poly Pomona 16. My Family 17. One WordThe people walking in darknesshave seen a great light; on thoseliving in the land of deepdarkness a great light hasdawned. Isaiah 9:2 18. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year