Mime (Act 3)

He then went on to share with us his childhood & teenage yrs.. Seems he came from a broken home & his dad never really liked him so he's been very neglected. Over time, he began to reject himself.. until he finally found the Lord.

He was saying that many youths these days are unable to accept themselves too.. In the States, in Korea, thousands & millions are waiting in queue to "make" themselves more acceptable.. by way of plastic surgeries..

So it's important for us to find our own identity.. to allow the Lord to do deep healing in our lives & to be released of the sense of rejection & dejection.

The performance was of "an empty chair".. his dad's empty chair.. The evolution from his birth to his growing up years to his becoming a father himself, & then a grandfather.. How love should be shown to the little ones, the sensitivity, the emotions.. To provide security & acceptance regardless.. A very touching act.