Pentecost was more than an experience of renewal. It was more than a season of rejoicing. It was a call to mission. Tradition tells us that every one of the 11 disciples at Pentecost became a missionary. James went to the Arabs, Andrew to the Goths, Peter to the Romans, and so on.
Power is for witness, and witness is for the whole world.
It was during that revival that the first Korean presbytery was formed. At that first presbytery meeting, the first seven graduates of the little theological seminary, which had been founded a few years earlier, were ordained. They were awed and a little daunted by thoughts of what this would mean in terms of the spiritual responsibilities their ordination would bring to each of them. Then another thought occurred to them. But a real church has more than ministers.