Archive for October, 2006

China Mission Part 9: A Horrible Traumatic Experience

Monday, October 23rd, 2006

Our team’s mission in China was to teach, encourage and minister to the Beijing house church of about eighty people. There are not a lot of opportunities for members of this church to get extra education about theology, life struggles, or day-to-day Christian living skills, so we were sent to add to their learning with [...]

China Mission Part 10: Did Nothing

Monday, October 23rd, 2006

I walked on by.
I could have reached inside my pocket. I could have pulled out some change: a small bill, a penny—but I didn’t. I just walked on by.
Like everyone else.
Through the underground tunnel, under the busy Beijing street we strolled. A blind man played an Erhu—a cross between a guitar and viola—while his son [...]

E-vangie Tales #93: China Mission Part 11: A Buddhist and His Demons

Monday, October 23rd, 2006

It was one of the most blatant attacks of Satan that I’ve ever experienced—and it came from the hands of Christians! Let me explain…
A little elderly man stayed a little while after the house church meeting ended, and had some strong words of disagreement about my teaching. As I listened to his protests the house [...]

China Mission Part 12: Two for One

Monday, October 23rd, 2006

The last couple of days in Beijing allowed for some time to shop in a place called Red Bridge. Talk about cheap! You could get a real, genuine, iPod knockoff for $25.00. I called them CryPods, knowing that after a few weeks, you’d be left with a $25.00 paperweight. Tommy Bahama shirts that sell for [...]

China Mission Part 13, The Finale: Bye Bye Beijing

Saturday, October 21st, 2006

The Hope Chapel mission team was en route to a dinner in our honor. It was the last night that we would be in Beijing and our gracious hosts went all out to give us a very warm goodbye. Richard, our driver for the last two weeks, was in a hurry to get to our [...]


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