Kitesong, loving the poor, Missions, nepal, prayer & encouragement
“We moving in maybe sometime later dis year. I always teenk to myself you know, sister Wajar (Wai Jia), why is it God choose you to make something happen like dis. So many pe-ple come to Nepal but how ... Read More about Grace.
The past few days have been a furious flurry of activity.Final exams. A 22nd birthday. News that nothing can be done about the tumor. Relatives flying in and out. Brain-burning bible study from that ... Read More about Yellow fellows.
"Wai Jia, just wanted to tell you: last Sunday as I was praying for you, felt God wants to remind you not to just look at His hands but at His face... as He wants you to learn to follow Him by ... Read More about Eyes on You (edited)
That night I couldn't sleep. My mind and body were dead tired, but something in my spirit was stirring, and gave me no rest. A serpent was crawling in my head, tossing and turning, and a fire of ... Read More about Words.
They tell you all sorts of things when you're a medical student at the hospital. They tell you, that no matter how routine or demanding things become, to see every patient as a whole person, ... Read More about Saying goodbye.
Friends, loving the poor, Missions, prayer & encouragement, Recovery, reflections
I've been looking forward to this Saturday for weeks. Yes, it's Valentine's Day, and one filled with a special programme at that. I begin a new phase of an excellent and intensive missions training ... Read More about Lost in Translation.
