Miao Christians singing with their children.

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By: UBSCP/Yeo Tan Tan. 5 Sep 2009.

A Journey of Grace by Yu Soon Sing

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Jan 162012

Ms YU Soon Sing (right) posing with a Miao older lady holding her new Bible. Photo:BSS

From September 16th to 20th, I, a 71 year-old, had the privilege of participating in a Bible Distribution Trip to China organized by the Bible Society of Singapore. Our mission was to distribute Bibles to various churches in the Yunnan mountainous area in China. Although our mission was tough, our work was a journey where we experienced God’s Grace daily. A brother-in-Christ asked me, “What were your thoughts on the trip?” My reply was, ‘I received much more than what I gave!” We went to Zhaotong City which was located in the heart of the northern Yunnan plateau, a gathering place for the Miao minority group. The Miao people lived in shabby houses where water and electricity are scarce. Read more [...]
Posted by pamchoo at 11:12 am Distribution, Minority Language People, Yunnan 云南

I’ve always wanted to be a Pastor: Wang

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Oct 272011

A beaming Wang tells why he'd always wanted to be a pastor. UBSCP/Yeo Tan Tan

Wang Huizhong, a lecturer at Yunnan Bible Seminary, was one of the four Bible Scholars the United Bible Societies supported on a 3-week study attachment in Singapore’s Trinity Theological College. In an exclusive interview with United Bible Societies China Partnership, Wang shares about his esteemed late granduncle Wang Zhiming, his personal faith journey and his 3-week study attachment with Spore’s Trinity Theological College. Read more [...]
Posted by pamchoo at 11:33 am Minority Language People, Seminary, Yunnan 云南

If Not For My Sister

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Mar 142011
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Ting with his guitar

My name is Ting and I turn 27 this year. I am from the Wa ethnic group residing in Pu-er City, Yunnan Province. I am an ex-drug addict. If not for my older sister, I would have been killed by my addiction to drugs. For many years, the addiction took me on a roller-coaster ride of highs and lows. Because of my drug habit, I had been on the run from the authorities. I moved from city to city, never settling down. My nomadic lifestyle lasted for almost 6 years, before I finally decided I need to go home to visit my family. Although I did make a resolution to kick my addiction, I was still hopelessly addicted to drugs when I went home to visit my family. Read more [...]
Posted by pamchoo at 3:09 pm Minority Language People, Outreach, Yunnan 云南
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