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Mission Taiwan
Living life so others may receive life.
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Greetings in Christ, Julie, Rachel and Eric,
I’m so excited to find your mission on the website. My God continues to bless your work there.
I myself from Taiwan 30 years ago, now lives in Dallas area, is organizing a mission trip to a university in Tainan. We will be there to lead a freshmen English camp for 120 students. It’ s our first year, we currently have 10 persons to go, 7 are TX borned and to be teachers for the camp. 3 of us grew up in Taiwan, will focus on evening outreach programs to lead students to Lord . Also among us, we have a 4-person band to bring music worship to the camp every evening before sharing the gospel message in Chinese.
We still need 3 more teachers for the camp. Maybe we can work together in the camp from 9/10-14 for expanding God’s kingdom in Tainan. Besides you folks staying there can really help to sheperd these students and new belivers with the missionary and Christian fellowship in the campus after we leave.
Let me know what you think. May God bless you.
John Wen
I am an adult student at Oklahoma Wesleyan University. I am married to a Chinese woman who grew up in Taiwan. We’ve been together over 11 years now. We have visited family and friends on three separate occasions in Taiwan since June 1997. I am curently working on a project thesis titled “Looking Forward to Ministry in Taiwan”. That title also describes my feeling and call. From what I have seen so far, Mission Taiwan is the kind of organization I would like to work with upon my early retirement from the USPS. I would appreciate any suggestions, information, etc. I would like to teach English. I play harmonica and sometimes sing with a praise band at a church in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. Please keep me posted. My thesis is due at the end of April, 2008. My anticipated graduation is December 2008. Thanks and God Bless, Delbert Bryant
Greetings in Christ to you, Eric,
How are you doing?
I’d like to bless you a wonderful new year in your mission work in Taiwan. May God bless you for all your efforts including your help in accomplishing our mission trip to a freshman camp in Taiwan back in September this year, in which we converted the English camp into a truly gospel camp in extending His kingdom to glorify Him..
If God will, we shall return next year in 2008.
See you then.
God bless and Happy new year,
John Wen
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