Click here to see the article these photos go with, including a 2018 update (article by Gabe Orea, October 2014). ⇔ Why this special page? Cancer is not pretty. The pain is real, the treatments are harsh, and the … Continue reading →
Our 2015 Blog⇔ (Clicking on photos reveals the entire caption and often makes them bigger.) ◊ ◊ To see our 2016 Blog, click here. ◊ ◊ December 31, 2015 We had a great time at Urbana, so I thought I … Continue reading →
Buy a gift for a friend that also helps us ⇔ From time to time, we will give you the chance to purchase a gift for yourself or a friend, that also helps us! One thing that is always available is … Continue reading →
Prose about the seasons of the soul. ⇔ April 1987. wp.krigline.com ⇔ From 1985 to early 1987, I studied Mandarin in Xiamen. Then I moved to Beijing to start teaching English at a small college. I was quite alone in Beijing, and … Continue reading →
A friend wrote the following poem, and it touched both Vivian and myself so we decided to post it here. It reminded me of a piece I wrote a long time ago, which you can also read (click here). … Continue reading →
Pain, purpose and limitations can yield hope in tough times. ⇔ by Michael Krigline, March 1, 2015. www.krigline.com ⇔ This is a longer (original) version of a speech written for the Xiamen International Christian Fellowship. (You can find other messages I delivered … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →Our Strange Visit to Wuwu-Land⇔ by Michael Krigline, August 2004. www.krigline.com ⇔ One of our more interesting experiences this summer was a visit to a small minority called Wuwu, in the mountains just across the border. The primary peculiarity of this … Continue reading →
Five keys to hanging on, and prospering, in difficult times. ⇔ by Michael Krigline, January 25, 2015. www.krigline.com ⇔ Originally written for Bridges; revised and extended for the Xiamen International Christian Fellowship. I am standing up here today, mainly because our pastor was … Continue reading →
Before “puppy training” even starts, our new puppy has already started to educate us! ⇔ by Michael Krigline, December 1, 2006. www.krigline.com ⇔ As I write this, Vivian is going through the cabinets to pull out our Christmas decorations. Two days … Continue reading →