Hey all,
Final Update: Back in NYC
Seminars about God and work
Yesterday Karen and I gave our presentations on design education and working life, respectively. Afterward, one of the members from GCC gave a presentation on resume building and we had a time where we would help our friends with their resumes.
After lunch we went Tienzefang with our friends. Tienzefang is a place with lot of vintage shops in a tight location with narrow streets and old traditional Chinese houses. The first place that we all went to was Shokay, the Yak store that Ann works at. We all bought different things but the most popular item was the little animal dolls made of Yak yarn. Afterward Karen, our three friends Lynn, Jane, Lucie, and I went to several different shops and hung out. The best shop was the teashop where we got to try free cups of tea. One of my favorite tea was the Rose tea where hot water is poured on a dried rose and the rose blooms. We also got lot of complementary gifts because Karen bought a lot of tea. Overall we had so much fun hanging out with our friends.
Grace told us today that while sharing the gospel is important, it’s also just as important to build a relationship with the person first and genuinely care and love the person. The gospel is not all about giving the best theories and convincing evidences, but really showing that God loves them for who they are. Right now, I really feel that God is opening up our and their hearts and forming loving relationships here in Shanghai.
Nation of the month quiz!
WHICH SMALL COUNTRY ALONG THE ADRIATIC SEA BORDERS ALBANIA, CROATIA, and SERBIA?
Post your answer for a chance to win a prize!
Congrats to Han Byul for winning a Dunkin Donuts gift card for answering “North Korea” last month!
It is true that North Korea has up to 100,000 Christians in labor camps/prisons. Let’s keep them in our prayers.


August 9, 2011
