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Spent some of the earliest years of my life in Indonesia
B.A. History (non-western majority world, minority issues)
B.A. International Studies (African, Asian, Latin American Studies)
M.A. Intercultural Studies
Studied at Daystar University in Kenya for five months.
Educator for 7.5 years across universities in China (south, northeast, Beijing).
Lived in Central Asia among the Uighur people, full-time language student of Uighur
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Centres d'intérêt:
Vérité et pluralisme, Croyances du monde, Oralité, Peuples non-atteints, Diaspora, Mission urbaine, Formation de dirigeants, Partenariat, Témoignage personnel, Intégrité et humilité, Réconciliation, Thérapeute en tant que mission, Social Justice
Profession: University English instructor/cultural relations coordinator
Groups: Cape Town 2010 Congress Participants, Lausanne Younger Leaders Network (YLN)
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Lately here at the congress in Cape Town (technically it doesn’t start until Sunday afternoon) I have been hearing from various delegates about different issues. A comment I hear often…
Please Pray for China today! Strange Virtues True Mutuality![[feature: experience]](/img/flags/CN.gif)
I have worked as an English instructor in 4 universities across China (south, northeast, and Beijing) for seven years (14 semesters). I have taught oral English, academic writing, creative writing,…
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