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Celebrating Christmas 2016 — Memory Albums

2016/12/242017/09/30 Prof Ron Christmas, Family, memories, memory books

Of the many insights into Christmas celebrations that I could share with my QQ friends this year, let me just

Canada--Events East West History Life in Canada Reflections on Life

Remembrance Day in Canada: 11-11

2016/11/112022/11/10 Prof Ron Canada, Canadian, celebration, Flanders, history, hope, McCrae, poppies, Remembrance Day, war

I just learned yesterday that the 11th of November is popularly known as Single’s Day in China. Much is made

China--Locations Early Christian Misions in China Early Schools in China East West History

Weifang (Shandong) – Japanese Internment Camp

2016/11/092023/04/08 Prof Ron Christian, history, Internment, Japanese, LeDAoYuan, photo, Presbyterian, Shantung, Weifang, Weihsien

Before arriving in Shandong Province and searching for the memorial to Eric Liddell, I had read a fascinating account of

Reflections on Life

My Thoughts the Morning After…

2016/11/092017/09/30 Prof Ron America, American, Britain, Canada, Election, history, UK, USA, Western

Last evening, as the results of the American election were being reported on TV, I sent this short byline to

East West History Reflections on Life

Connections: American Election and Traditional Values

2016/08/012021/01/03 Prof Ron Agape, Canada, Chengdu, China, Christian, church, Endicott, Enguang, history, John Wesley, Methodist, missionary, Sichuan

Exploration of relationship between the American election of 2016 with basic Christian values that flow from such early leaders as John Wesley and the influence of Methodists in America and elsewhere.

China--Locations Early Christian Misions in China Early Schools in China East West History

Weifang (Shandong) – Historic School and Hospital

2015/08/122021/06/28 Prof Ron Cheeloo, Christian, history, hospital, LeDAoYuan, Liddell, memorial, missionary, school, shadyside, Shandong, Tengchow, Weifang, Weihsien

In my China visits, I often search out places based on bits of information gleaned from some prior reading. This