Accounts of our relocation experiences in China ⇔ (Clicking on photos reveals the entire caption and often makes them bigger.) Xiamen to Hong Kong in 2015 Click here to see some summary FACTORS to consider the next time we want to relocate … Continue reading →
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 →
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 →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 →
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