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May 2009 Blog Posts (5)

China Today: Businessman Transformed

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Wanna start a second life? Join host Hans Finzel as he talks with Craig Weaver, a successful businessman from Southern California. Craig visited China recently on a Vision Trip and he will never be the same. Listen to find out how you can start a second life in China.

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Added by Missions on the Frontline on May 27, 2009 at 2:00pm — No Comments

China Today: Erik Burklin and China Partner

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Join host Hans Finzel in part two of a four part series on China Today. Hans welcomes Erik Burklin, President of China Partner, a leader in church development and leadership training in China.

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Added by Missions on the Frontline on May 13, 2009 at 10:00am — No Comments

China Today: 8 Myths

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With all the confusion and conflicting reports regarding China, one thing is certain: China today is a very different place than even 5 years ago. Listen to this first part in a four part series about China. Hans Finzel shared 8 myths about China that he has discovered through research, travel, and experience.

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Added by Missions on the Frontline on May 6, 2009 at 9:30am — 1 Comment

May 2009 International Ministry eLetter

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“Mother's Days”

Mothers... Mother's Day is soon upon us. Hopefully, it's not the only day we honor our mothers! Right in the midst of the Ten Commandments, it couldn't be clearer: "Honor your father and your mother..." Then on several different occasions, Jesus urged his hearers to honor their father and their mother. And, in case someone somewhere somehow missed the importance of… Continue

Added by Jeff Denlinger on May 1, 2009 at 12:00pm — No Comments

Devotional - Discomforted by Comfort - by David Korb

Air travel is generally an unremarkable experience for me. I do not sit at the gate in great anticipation of boarding the plane and spending the next few glorious hours in perfect relaxation and undisturbed bliss. I expect that experience when standing on the face of a mountain or reclining on the beach, but not on a plane. I travel often enough that flights long ago ceased to be “events” in their own right—air travel is just something I do. For me, going to the airport and getting on a plane… Continue

Added by Central Church Connections on May 1, 2009 at 12:00pm — No Comments