Sharing Christ's Love with International Students in North Texas
I have to apologize because I’ve been flying under the radar the last week and a half. After coming back from Asia, I’ve been focused on the first-ever weeklong technology training for our regional ISI team that we in Dallas were hosting and I had much teaching responsibility. Our whole ISI North Texas team, Rebekah …
(see pictures) I’ve been back for five days now. I hear the worst day in recovering from jet lag is the fourth and I truly felt it yesterday. I come back to lots of things to do, craziness on all fronts. Yet, it is good to step away take some time and reflect on the …
Another week passed so incredibly quickly. Once again much happened this week. We were blessed. Oh and the pictue on the right is at the end of the night (when many already left) at the TCU ICF Superbowl party at Bennie & Patti’s house. I was able to bring some UTA Students as well. It …
One of the special things I really enjoy about doing ISI ministry is that is it incredibly fun. Every once in a while, when I get so bogged down in the daily struggles and other things, God reminds me of that. This week was one of those times. It was a great week on so …
One of the more interesting parts of my job in the international students ministry is the meetings that I have the privilege of being a part of. The last two weeks I took part in several very important meetings. Among the things we met about were: Charting the course of a new ministry initiative for …
It’s hard to believe it… (I know I say that a lot) but we are near the end of the summer. The kids are getting ready for school and so are we. Let’s look over the summer as we haven’t posted in about a month… When we look back on the summer, the obvious HUGE …
What a week last week was! In one week I learned new ideas on ministering to Hindu’s, heard from a Nobel Peace Prize winner, met international students advisors from around the world, shared about the importance of getting involved with Web 2.0 for ministry to international students, communed with international student ministers from all over …
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One of the hardest part of being a part of the lives of international students and ministry partners is that they have to eventually go home or at least move on. We have had so many examples where we invest heavily in a student or ministry partner and right after that training, or shortly after …
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