Mrs. Lee paints the reality of ministry and the hard life of pastors' widows in this book from the perspectives of a pastor's wife who observed the joy and sorrow of ministry up close, a pastor herself who overcame the pain of being alone and experienced ministry, and a representative of pastors' widows who informs them of their mission and sponsors them. ¬Rev. Hyun-Gyoon Shin, President, the Evangelization of Korea Movement Headquarters I came to know the passionate activities of Mrs. Lee through Fruit of Adversity in Kook Min Daily. It is a glorious and precious thing that pastors' widows are trying hard to carry out the unfinished mission left by their late pastor husbands. I still vividly remember how she knocked on the door of heaven in prayer, like Jacob who wrestled with the angel of God throughout the night. ¬Dr. David Yonggi Cho, Senior Pastor, Yoido Full Gospel Church Mrs. Lee was once a member of my church. In spite of her husband's abrupt death, she raised up her four children in such a way that her example has been a great encouragement to those who are in a similar situation. ¬Dr. Billy Jang Hwan Kim, President, Far East Broadcasting Company Since the death of her husband, Mrs. Lee has been praying to God to open the gates of heaven consistently and expecting the heaven-sent rain. That's why her past days are so priceless. I sincerely hope that the reality of the Korean Church would receive new light through this book, and the Korean Church's interest in pastors' widows would be aroused. I heartily recommend this book. ¬Rev. Jung Pyo Lee, Senior Pastor, Han Shin Church
