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Jun 112010
The Saturday before Easter a new church was born in Taipei. Its name is:
The last Saturday of May (Memorial Day Weekend) we had a church-wide fellowship cook out supper. Hamburgers, hotdogs, and (almost) all the trimmings. Good food, fellowship, music, and preaching. Here are a few pictures click one to see it larger:
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Finally, I passed the Chinese test! (I’m not certain that is a correct Chinese sentence 
I just received word from our language director that I passed the language requirement for my job! (The requirement is very low.)
Although we have lived here for some time now, this is the first language “test” either of us have taken.
I am so relieved NO MORE PRESSURE!
edit: I talked with my language teacher this morning and found out that I had indeed said it wrong 
The verb I used for passed cannot have an object. So, if I want to use that verb, I must say: Zuìhòu, wǒ de hànyǔ kǎoshì jí gé le! -OR- use a different verb . . . Zuìhòu, wǒ tōng guò le hànyǔ kǎoshì!
May 262010
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One day soon I will get caught up enough to begin posting again . . . .
Feb 092010
Dec 222009
Weekend before last, our Sunday night Bible Study group went on an outing. It was the last gathering that Rachel would be able to attend before moving back to the US. We decided to have dinner together then send off a lantern into the heavens – sort of symbolic of sending off Rachel. There is a suburb named PingXi that is famous for the sky lanterns – especially during lantern festival. That was where we went. It was fun! See the pictures HERE.
Dec 032009
I spent one morning back in September listening to Ed Stetzer speak about the Emerging Church. Follow this link to a website where he talks about his trip to Taiwan.
Below are a couple of good videos from that trip.
The first is a great explanation of religion in Taiwan.
The second is an interview he had with a Taipei worker.
Thanks to Eric at Mission Taiwan
