My Life, My Faith II

Reverend Dr. Jaerock Lee
The Christian Press/Urim Books (2007)
ISBN 9788988390177
Reviewed by Paige Lovitt for Reader Views (2/09)

“My Life, My Faith” is composed of previously published memoirs that have been put together for this book.  The book is organized into seven sections, each containing chapters that pertain to the theme of the section.  Each chapter is one of his stories.  In this part II of his autobiography, he discusses events that he has experienced as a minister.  Reverend Dr. Lee has witnessed the Holy Spirit at work in his Ulsan Manmin church.  Through his prayers, he has seen miraculous healings.  Pictures and stories are included of several of these people.

Unfortunately, Reverend Dr. Lee has also had to experience the pain of being slandered and attacked.  Praying for his accusers and suffering from the betrayal of some who were close to him, he managed to overcome the pain and negative publicity.  His words and actions show that he is a man that is led by the Holy Spirit.  This book gives him a chance to tell his side of the story about what really happened. 

My overall impression of Reverend Dr. Lee is that he is someone who lives purely by faith.  Through his strong faith, he is able to overcome all obstacles that have been presented to him and to help others who need compassion and healing.  I think that people who find themselves tempted away from their spiritual path should read “My Life, My Faith” because it will help get them back on track.  Also those either interested in, or already involved with ministry should read this so that they prepare themselves for what can happen when they lead a church.  If they use this as a guide book, it will teach them to be more aware and in turn less likely to have to go through what Reverend Dr. Lee had to experience.



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