As Christians, we often make statements such as, “Jesus is my everything” or, “I don’t need anything or anyone but Jesus”. The question is, as Christians, do we really believe these words?

Cultivating healthy long-distance friendships is not easy, it takes time, but it’s so worth it. Having a community around you, walking with you as you serve the Lord is an essential part of being a missionary. Hope these 4 ways of building friendships inspired you to connect with your close friends, even though you are miles and miles away!

People often think our base is in the downtown area of Hong Kong because of our name “Harbour City”, when actually, we live in a beautiful village called Shui Tau Tsuen. This is a virtual tour of the village we live in!

How can God use my dreams to live out our calling? How can God use my gifts and talents for His Kingdom?

That may be a pretty bold statement to start with, but it is one that I believe wholeheartedly. I believe that God desires for each person on this earth to know him and to have an intimate relationship with him. We as Christians have an opportunity to help people find Jesus.

As we do missions in Hong Kong, we encounter multi-cultural experiences in our daily lives. Our neighbors, the usual places we go to do groceries, as we visit different churches, whether they are international or local Cantonese-speaking churches, it's incredible how cultures cross each other.

How about the way travel opens up horizons to things that at home would never be accepted or dreamed of? But over there, on the other side, at the destination of your travel, those “weird” things seems less out of place.

I know social media has been telling Christians a lot of things about missionaries. Things like how we struggle with exhaustion and burnout; how difficult it is for us to have…

God, I want to give my all to you.

But…what about the plans I have for my life? What about my studies, job, ambitions, family, and dreams?