It feels like only yesterday I was in the USA visiting with family and friends in the USA—but a look at my calendar confirms that we are only one week from Christmas. So much has happened since I returned, and [...]
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As most of you know, I’ve been quite busy working on my book. This week I crossed a major milestone—my book is now available on the USA Amazon website for presale! To my surprise, although I categorized it under Family [...]
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One would think that the words “no” and “yes” would be simple enough to understand. Yes the word “no” has been a challenge to the Chinese culture throughout their long history. I recall being told that the word “no” was used alone only for children. To say “no” to an adult was the rudest possible […]
Who would have thought that I’d learn more about Hebrew in the Tanakh (Old Testament) at work than I do in everyday life here in Israel? It all began when I started working at Rambam Health Care Campus in Israel. During my interview I had learned that the hospital was undergoing a huge expansion and […]
This is the question raised by Father Boules George, an Egyptian Coptic Priest, during a sermon on the Eve of Passover Monday, following the Palm Sunday bombings of two Coptic churches—one in Tanta, and one in Alexandria. The world was appalled and moved on to other things. Apparently his question and the way he answered […]
Yes, I’ve been writing a lot more than usual. These past few days I’ve been feeling such joy and peace in our wonderful Lord Yeshua (Jesus). Perhaps it is the time of year? I will try to space my posts in the future, but today is the evening of Passover, the beginning of my favorite […]
I just started a series on Colossians in the Chinese Church. As those of you who are teachers know, before we can convey knowledge to others, that knowledge must already be owned by the teacher. There are many kinds of teachers, but two types in particular come to mind. There is the teacher of theory. […]
