Was it divine intervention that led a group of devout individuals from Hong Kong to establish the First Born Church of God in London? Between 1985 and 1986, these individuals, driven by their faith, embarked on a mission to share the Gospel in a new land. The First Born Church of God, found its earliest members among the Vietnamese community. Despite facing opposition and persecution, their belief remained steadfast. These early converts became pillars of the church, their faith a testament to the power of their convictions. The church’s reach expanded through personal connections. Aunt Mao, a Chinese Vietnamese woman, brought her family to the faith. Sister Julie followed suit, her influence reaching parents, grandparents, and in-laws. Their conversions became instrumental in establishing churches in Northampton and Birkenhead, extending the church’s impact beyond London.
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