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Of Returns and Runways
[…] leave the harvest fields of the world broken, discouraged, and depressed, and Lisa and I wondered whether walking with these missionaries through their struggles and helping them get back to a healthy place in order to return to their work either stateside or overseas might be something we could do. DAR helped us recognize […]
Ten “Americans Really Do THAT?” from Chinese Scholars Living in the U.S.
[…] foreign country, you know it's different than visiting it. More and more Chinese are able to travel abroad, but it is a rare opportunity for scholars to get to live in a foreign country and rarer still to have their spouse and child live with them. I currently live near such a rare opportunity. […]
Who Invented the Coffee Cup? (The Answer Might Surprise You)
[…] to look it up) I know! Pretty interesting list with a little something for everyone. The Man Who Loved China will open your eyes, entertain, and educate. Get it, and that's not just a smokescreen ploy (which, by the way, would not have been a great line prior to AD 178!) Originally posted at […]
Best Christmas Advice: Act One and Act Two
[…] do. Sometimes we are the servants who sit in the pews, week after week and never got to reap this harvest. Sometimes we are the servants who get to see the obvious outworking of the Spirit. Too often listen to the whispers that as what I’m doing and question the value of my contribution. […]
Being a Foreign Woman in China
Challenges and Blessings
[…] of the challenges that are specific to being a woman in China. My appearance was commented on more than it was coming from North America. Now, don’t get me wrong, North America can be no picnic when it comes to some people’s experiences. But in my case, I wasn’t used to so many comments […]
3 Reasons You Need to Read this Chinese Food Memoir
[…] you’ll want to add Shark’s Fin and Sichuan Pepper: A Sweet-sour Memoir of Eating in China to your reading list for this year. Not for when you get to it, for this year. Culturally—food matters in China. Period. I could stop with my first point right there. Food matters in China, so reading about […]
3 Questions: The Transitions Workbook
[…] Transition Workbook by Ardath Smith and wondered if it should be added to your personal library. It should! You can access and download The Transition Workbook for free here. Since I love hearing from other authors, I reached out to Ardath with three questions about the workbook. 3 Questions 1. I’m often curious what […]
Off We Go
A Book Review
[…] feel big and nebulous so it gets moved from one week’s to-do list to another week’s to another . . . until now. You can put “ Get Off We Go” on your list and know that you have taken the first step towards preparing your children. Off We Go: An Activity Book for […]
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Venturing a Glimpse into 21st Century China
[…] as advisors on issues of press freedom. They will also be legal advisors to China’s Ministry of Justice, explaining the legal ramifications of libel, slander, and other free speech issues. Watch for the full report on the roundtable of China specialists upon which this article was based. Soon to be released by ChinaSource. Image […]
A New Must-read for China Hands
[…] granted to foreigners, "the arrival of missionaries, backed by gunboats, introduced a new form of authority into society those who felt they did not or could not get justice from the local officials often sought protection from the church by becoming converts." Space is also given to the Taiping and Boxer rebellions. Chang doesn't […]