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Migrant Workers Touched by God’s Word

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Aug 082011
The Lord Protects You

Front cover of booklet The Lord Protects You. Photo: UBSCP

Migrant workers in China face many life challenges and pressures. They often have to leave behind elderly parents and young children in the villages in search for work in the cities. Xiao Li, a Christian migrant worker said, “In order to make a living, I left my home town and found a job in another place. Who can understand this tough life that I have? After a day’s hard work, I am so tired. I like to take out this booklet The Lord Protects You to read as I find reading makes me feel better and it is actually beneficial to me.” Read more [...]
Posted by pamchoo at 11:34 am Distribution, Jiangsu 江苏, Outreach

A Gift: Lives Impacted

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Jul 192011
“I am 65 this year. The content of A Gift is very meaningful to me. I can testify that what is written in the book is a true reflection of what I have been through in my 65 years of living. It is a great book; good for educating young people,” shares Guo.
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A group of ladies browsing through "A Gift" with interest. Photo: Jiangsu CC/TSPM

A Gift was designed and created by the Bible Society of Singapore (BSS), to address hard-core issues of life relevant to today’s modern society. It is a booklet that presents the gospel message in a comic form, helpful to those wanting to share the Good News. In 2009, with the support of the United Bible Societies, the Bible Society of Singapore (BSS) gave royalty-free permission to Jiangsu Christian Council/Three-Self Patriotic Movement to reproduce and distribute several thousand copies of A Gift in China. Read more [...]
Posted by pamchoo at 8:07 pm Distribution, Jiangsu 江苏, Outreach

Jessie Liu:How God Changed Me

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Jun 012011
Liu holding her Bible

Liu holding her Bible. Photo:UBSCP

I was on my way to the school canteen to have lunch with one of my female colleagues and fellow invigilators of the examinations. On our way to the canteen, we chatted freely while a female student was walking beside us. “For what purpose to you think human beings come to the world?” I asked. “For suffering,” My colleague answered. The girl student walking alongside us said voluntarily, “Wow, that’s exactly what I think! Otherwise, what’s the meaning of life? I cannot find it.” Before I knew God, I thought the same way as they do because I lived in darkness. I often wondered about the meaning of life which eludes me. Read more [...]
Posted by pamchoo at 11:22 am Jiangsu 江苏, Outreach
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