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Report from South Korea

It was a great weekend at the Ahyeon Corps In Seoul! Spent time with the kids teaching them about Jonah and the whale and Daniel in the lion's den. We taught the kids a few English Sunday school songs and acted out a few skits for them to enjoy.

Later in the week, we assisted ...

Campers
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Major's Minute

Tomorrow, we will have a convoy of vehicles heading up to Camp Del Oro to drop 16 of our young people off for the Music and Creative Arts Camp. Plus, Elbin will have the opportunity to volunteer as "camp staff" and Emily will be part of the Music Staff this year! We are blessed that our Divisional Music Director, Daniel, finds ways to build ...

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Pause for thought

I find it fascinating that the idea of sacrifice seems to be built in to our human DNA.

Every culture we have discovered including those from prehistoric times leaves evidence of rituals involving sacrifice. In ancient civilizations such as Mesopotamia, Egypt, Greece, and Rome, sacrificial rituals were common. These societies believed in ...

Narrow road
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Bonsai Garden at Lake Merritt

On June 14, our women's CAMEO group visited the Bonsai Garden at Lake Merritt in Oakland. It was amazing to see all the miniature trees. For instance: A Bonsai Gardener planted the ...

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Pause for thought

Many of the things Jesus did left his followers (and us) scratching their heads! Some years ago there was a wave of enthusiasm to place bumper stickers with the letters “WWJD?” on cars. What would Jesus do? I have always thought that we need to be careful about speculating about actions Jesus might take, and concentrate on the actual examples of ...

Stormy Waves
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When I was a boy, times were simpler in so many ways.

My grandson once inquired of me, “what video games did you play growing up?” And of course he was incredulous that when I was his age computers were vast multi-million dollar machines that filled spaces the size of several large houses and had to have their own dedicated power ...