| Testifying that the Bible is true, with various works of the Holy Spirit - Muan Sweet WaterĄ¯s 20th Anniversary |
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The living God expresses His love today with the amazing power that only God the Creator can do.
In Exodus 15:25, it is recorded that Marah's bitter water turned into a sweet water through Moses. On March 5, 2000, God changed sea salty water into sweet water through Dr. Jaerock Lee's prayer, as God heard the prayer of Muan Manmin Church members who had water problems.
Muan Sweet Water is an amazing sign that confirms the Bible, and it also provides countless Manmin members a chance to experience God in their everyday lives.
For the last 20 years, countless members all over the world have been healed of various diseases such as burns, skin diseases, arthritis, myodesopsia, varicose veins, and gout when they used Muan Sweet Water with faith. They have been given the desires of their hearts, and they experienced the various works of the Holy Spirit. The constant testimonies such as dying animals and plants being revived, and having double eyelids glorified God.
It's not only the healing works that people experienced when they immersed into the Sweet Water in Muan Sweet Water site; the hearing and eyesight were restored, and the mysterious spiritual world was experienced. Consequently, Muan Sweet Water site has become a holy place the pilgrims of the world visit as they long for the work of God.
In 2007 and 2010, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) tested Muan Sweet Water for its safety and excellence in seven categories. Muan Sweet Water appeared to be rich in minerals and calcium 3 times higher than other famous spring water. In 2013, it also registered its trademark at the US Patent Office.
On the 1st day of March, there was Muan Sweet Water's 20th Anniversary service and celebration to give thanks and glory to God. After Pastor Soojin Lee, the acting senior pastor, delivered the message entitled, "Remember what God has done to you" (Ex. 15:22-25), there were Muan Sweet Water video presentation, and celebration performance.
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