My Big Fat "Chinese" Life......

Manus Island, Papua New Guinea

My korean friend

Old buddy on Doulos

Nagoya, Japan (Painting the church)

Celebrating Christmas on Doulos

Life takes a spin once in a while! Sometime I felt like a contestant on the "wheel of fortune", you win some, you lose some in life. But what surprise you that, you actually make it to the final round. And there you are thinking of a smart answer to the blank, and clock keeps on ticking..... (ummmmmm.....) it is that feeling again, am I giving the right clues? Am I able to answer it? Will people boo me if I lose? Am I making a fool of myself thinking I can do this? Am I? Am I? I bet we will never know the outcome till the clock ring!!!

This last week in church office, I was packing my mess, thinking about my last three years working in this place. Sad, happy, angry, sorrow, joyful..... emotional feeling strikes me up and making me depressed. I will be moving out, working in another office, step up to something I once like, involve myself to mission works. I can't believe working in church actually limits my service to the community, the church put boundaries upon my ministry. That's why I need to move out, I need to breathe, I need more freedom in serving.

Thanks God for the opening, He enables me to return to OM (Operation Mobilisation, famous for her MV DOULOS and MV LOGOS ship), I can serve inter church and reach out to many more in the community.

I know I win if the Lord is on my side, He have all the answer for me.

Cross Keychain

Materials needed: A pair of scissor, UHU glue, some felt cloths, plastic bead, keychain ring & barn yarn. (You can choose your own favorite colors.)

Instructions:

1. Tie the barn yarn on the keychain ring, bring down two loose end to stuff in the plastic bead.
2. Cut the felt cloth into a small rectangle, copy it in another piece of felt cloth, the other one cut it into a cross shape.
3. Drill a small hole on top of the rectangle cloth,tie the beaded keychain ring in the holes, use UHU glue to stick the cross and VOILA! Simple as that!

I am going to teach my Sunday school children to make this craft on sunday. Have fun yet!?