King's Business - 1963-09

The years that have followed have been filled with subsequent miracles of God’s grace. The young doctor was given a scholarship in the University of Southern California. He became the resident physician at the Holly­ wood Presbyterian Hospital. Then after seven years of separation from his precious wife and two sons, they were free to come to our country. Unable to return to China because of

ward to join him in plans for escape. One night, as twilight descended, the feverish plans for departure com­ pleted, this group slipped out of the hospital grounds and melted into the darkness. Almost immediately they were halted by Japanese patrols, but the medical pass enabled them to go on their way. In many miraculous ways God led and provided for all their needs. Although the trek to

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Dr. Tin Y. Kwong, M .D ., and his fam ily, in America.

the Communist-control in his home­ land, the doctor has made America his new home. Today his busy, growing medical practice includes many opportunities to serve the Lord as an able Christian physician. He has faithfully taught in 'Biola School of Missionary Medi­ cine for over a decade and is beloved by the many missionary graduates who are serving the Lord throughout the world.

freedom left the party utterly ex­ hausted, there was a vivid awareness of the presence o f God. As Dr. Kwong touched his blistered feet on free soil, the Lord gave him a special song of rejoicing as found in Psalms 27:1: “ The Lord, is my light and my salva­ tion : Whom shall I fear? The Lord is the stronghold of my life: Of whom shall I be afraid?”

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