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Deb on Friday, July 3, 2009
This blog focuses on the principles and practices of Christian missions in Asia as well as providing real-life experiences and testimonies of missionaries serving in Asia.
Though the wind of the Spirit is blowing in Asia and many fruitful and exciting ministries and opportunities are in Asia, there is a dearth of information about what’s happening here. There is a definite informational void about Christian missions in Asia.
Even more needful is a truly Asian perspective by Asian Christians on the principles and practices of missions in an Asian context. Read More…
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Xi-le on Sunday, February 7, 2010

It’s a tradition for many Chinese families to do “Spring Cleaning” before the Lunar New Year to discard the “old” (Cleaning) and welcome the “new” (Spring). Some would take the opportunity to do this annual exercise to “get rid” of things that have been accumulated for years, things that had not been used, things
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Deb on Saturday, February 6, 2010

Our ministry in East Malaysia to the displaced Filipinos have been on going for more than a year – several hundred children who could not attend school now learn to read and write in our literacy centers. Sometimes we wonder about the kids we once met on our earlier trips – are they still faithfully
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Admin on Friday, February 5, 2010
A few days ago I received a SMS from an old friend, who organizes seminars and conferences for Bible-educators, requesting me to pray for him as he prepares to teach a course on evangelism to Bible-school students.
My reply to his SMS was: PTL! Just a gentle reminder that evangelism is caught not taught. So
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Xi-le on Thursday, February 4, 2010

Life pressures gradually got him.
Ministry and full time service turned out to be more demanding than he expected. There was no reward but reprimanding. The hours were long and work never seemed to end. Life was lonely and discouraging.
He soon forgot the reasons for serving the Lord. He then started to
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Mike on Wednesday, February 3, 2010

C. H. Spurgeon in his book ‘Lectures to My Students,’ records the dream of the old Puritan Thomas Boston.
He dreamt that while walking through town he saw the Devil preaching at the street corner. Boston thought he must be a fundamentalist for he was preaching the Gospel, telling men and women that he believed
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