I sat and watched these two old men in Shanghai for what seemed ages a year or two back. What stories they could tell you. Listen to father telling you a little of their lives, and bless them.
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February 20, 2008
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About "Pray for China"
- Pray for China simply wants to bless China by ecouraging you to pray regularly for the nation and its needs! I originally planned to post a short piece or link daily -- or as much as I could in the days up to the Olympics. Good intentions didn't last, but there is some good comment here that still stands, and if you are a praying person still bears prayer, so take a read. By the way, we invite you to pray for the subjects on this blog, along the lines we have written!
About Peter Adams
- Peter Adams works in Intercultural Relations, Peacemaking and Reconciliation based at St Mary's Church, an Anglican Church in Luton, England. He regularly works in China and in other places around the world. Wherever he is he loves to bring groups of people together to understand the things that separate them and to build bridges of reconciliation.
Recent Posts
- (109) Hearing our Chinese friends
- (146) Tibet
- (156) Growing Trust
- (157) Pray for the big meetings in Beijing
- (162) Population and the one child policy
- (164) Getting to grips with pollution
- (165) The Me Generation
- (167) Bibles at the Olympics
- (168) Lantern Festival - End of the New Year
- (170) Pray for Chinese Men and Women
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