No Dream Too Small

Finding My Half.

It's not everyday one reads an article in the newspaper that leaves one changed, never the same.There was an article in The Sunday Times last week written by Nicholas D. Kristof from The New York ... Read More about Finding My Half.

Yi Qi Ke Fu. (edited)

Grandpa Zhou, reflections

"No, I've made up my mind. My answer is no.""But if you change your mind, let me know, okay?" He tucked his face under his tattered blue cap.I remember being disappointed when I heard his reply.I said ... Read More about Yi Qi Ke Fu. (edited)

Sobered.

Indonesia, loving the poor, medical missions, Missions, prayer & encouragement

My medical mission internship to the jungle hospital in Kalimantan ended on a sober note.While it was inspiring to see the missionary doctors serving the poor there, eye-opening to see the potential ... Read More about Sobered.

Rotting Wood.

doctoring, Indonesia, loving the poor, medical missions, Missions, prayer & encouragement

* Wai Jia has almost completed her 3-week attachment to a mission hospital at a jungle in Kalimantan during her holidays. It is her last day here before she heads to an Indonesian city to stay for a ... Read More about Rotting Wood.

When Your Greatest Strength Becomes Your Greatest Weakness

doctoring, Indonesia, loving the poor, medical missions, Missions, prayer & encouragement

*Wai Jia is 2 and a half weeks into her holidays, on an attachment to a mission hospital at a jungle in Kalimantan. She writes from a place with wireless connection (in a jungle, yes) and will be back ... Read More about When Your Greatest Strength Becomes Your Greatest Weakness

I See.

doctoring, Indonesia, loving the poor, medical missions, Missions, prayer & encouragement

*Today is Day 9 of my trip at a mission hospital in the middle of a jungle hospital with wireless connection in Kalimantan." Faith enables us to 'see the unseen' and thus to endure when the visible ... Read More about I See.

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