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107 Years Ago

I often wondered why God led me to this place in Asia, working in a hospital. I felt the Lord saying to me, “You may not understand now, but someday I will show you.” A few weeks ago, while preparing a presentation the hospital had requested, I suddenly remembered that my maternal grandfather had lived …

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Talking over Tea

A couple of weeks ago a teammate and I went for breakfast at a chai place that we normally go to. Over thelast months, I have shared the good news with the workers there a few times. I arrived a little bit earlier thanmy teammate and sat down at an empty table. Shortly after, a …

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Invitation to the Village

Our friend, Angel, invited us to her village. The word ‘village’ in the local language is packed with meaning. Almost everyone who lives in the city has a village. This is where they are from and where they call home – the place where their big extended family networks. For some, especially those for whom …

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Stories that Make Me Smile

The following stories are from workers in various countries of Asia. Office conversation: “But if my wife exercises, she will be easier to steal!” is an argument that oneof our male staff has against me starting up a fitness class. I guess if your wife is difficult to carry, sheis more likely to remain with …

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A Little Child Shall Lead Them

At school assembly yesterday the principal asked our son J, six-years-old, to come up on the stage with him. Without J knowing it the principal was leading the whole school in worship to the goddess of education and arts. The principal bowed and all the children followed, except for J. Standing with his hands at …

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