By
Sam Hailes2024-09-02T10:19:00
Shi Ray Luo was an angry man before a supernatural dream convicted him. Knowing Christ has brought him a peace he never knew before
I was born and raised in China. Like most families, we had no interest in religion. We didn’t go to church or temple. Being an atheist is very normal, because it’s a communist country.
As a child I was very naughty, and I didn’t want to go to high school. I used to be very unpopular and was bullied quite a lot. I wanted to be a musician, so I stayed at home playing music all day long. That angered my father. My relationship with my dad broke down and we hated each other. But he gave me one last opportunity – he paid for me to go to a culinary arts school so I could learn to be a chef. I studied very hard and I got my first job at a four-star hotel in China.
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