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Wai Jia and I came back from a ten day mission trip before Christmas. We had a great experience and we see how this trip prepared us when we go to Africa for long term mission.
Today is Christmas and we watched the Charlie Brown Christmas together. It is so good to see how a movie made in the 1965 can still speak to us about the commercilization of this festive and the true meaning of Christmas.
I have lots on my mind to post. Will do so in due time 🙂
Have a Merry Christmas ;)))
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