Our team’s mission in China was to teach, encourage and minister to the Beijing house church of about eighty people. There are not a lot of opportunities for members of this church to get extra education about theology, life struggles, or day-to-day Christian living skills, so we were sent to add to their learning with
I walked on by. I could have reached inside my pocket. I could have pulled out some change: a small bill, a penny—but I didn’t. I just walked on by. Like everyone else. Through the underground tunnel, under the busy Beijing street we strolled. A blind man played an Erhu—a cross between a guitar and
It was one of the most blatant attacks of Satan that I’ve ever experienced—and it came from the hands of Christians! Let me explain… A little elderly man stayed a little while after the house church meeting ended, and had some strong words of disagreement about my teaching. As I listened to his protests the
China Mission Part 14, The Finale: Bye Bye Beijing
The Hope Chapel mission team was en route to a dinner in our honor. It was the last night that we would be in Beijing and our gracious hosts went all out to give us a very warm goodbye. Richard, our driver for the last two weeks, was in a hurry to get to our
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