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Archive for February, 2012

What do I do with my life, you might wonder? What exactly is my job with 24-7 Prayer? Like my friend Katie Cornick describes in the 24-7 Prayer Japan blog that she’s just put up, that’s a hard question to answer…because it’s more about who I am and the lifestyle that I am living rather than a job that I am doing. My [...]

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Mischief in Japan

Katie, Jon and I were together in Japan for the last week, stirring up some trouble in a very natural way! We are so privileged to get to pioneer this work for the 24-7 family alongside and under the oversight of this spiritual father to us. We have so much fun together and as young leaders, we learn so much from this very seasoned and incredible man of God!

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Usuiso: Graves restored first in this devastated village

This is a photo of the village of Usuiso, in Fukushima prefecture: It was leveled by the March 11th tsunami (you can see the foundations of their homes there). There are only a few buildings left remaining, but the Shinto temple (roof on the far right) and the graves have already been restored, before human dwellings or any other structures. What a look into the fear-based religion that most Japanese hold onto.

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Past walls

With finesse, we weave in and out of masses of fast-moving people in the maze of subways that criss-cross the Tokyo area. It’s always a serious eye-foot coordination feat (with luggage in tow, no less) to zigzag through those stations without whacking a purposed Japanese business-man or -woman. And, escalators rank up there in need [...]

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Mirror: #1

Mirror: #1

Katie, myself, Dayn, Jennifer and Marcus. I love these friends. I love photos in mirrors.

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Hong Kong

Hong Kong

This is the city I love. This is where I am right now…

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It’s sunny and 60, and I’m sitting like a cat in the stream of light coming into the front porch of this retreat house. A light breeze blows the hanging fabric that designates an outdoor space for prayer and worship, and I’m so thankful for this luxury afforded us during these winter months. Hong Kong [...]

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