• Guiding Young MKs: Adventuring Out of the Fortress
    It’s a unique thing, growing up in a country where you look different. In the previous post, “Looking Different,” I explained what it’s like for many missionary kids who live in countries where they are in the extreme ethnic minority. It can be hard to deal with the realities of […]
  • Guiding Young MKs: Looking Different
    Many missionaries in my circles serve in countries where their family is ethnically different from the nationals of that country. A lot of these missionaries are citizens of Western nations where the population is a lot more multi-ethnic than the country in which they serve. What does this mean for […]
  • Hymn #8: To What Shall I Liken the Lord God?
    O stars! See them all with twinkling lights. How marvelous! I’ll not forget the work of the hand of God that spread out the vast skies adorned by flocks of His stars. Chorus: Shall I make the Lord God like unto a man or what else? Is that worthy of […]
  • His Hour Had Come to Depart
    Therefore he had to be made like his brothers in every respect, so that he might become a merciful and faithful high priest in the service of God, to make propitiation for the sins of the people. Hebrews 2:17 In our little Sunday School class we recently covered the weeks […]
  • Distant Stars: A Short Story
    Author’s Note: This short story was written in 2019 when I was taking a Creative Writing course at university. It was intended to be a little window into the experience and culture of a Cambodian girl from a poor farming background. Up to now, very few people have read this […]