Monthly Archives: January 2009

I saw smiles on children’s faces that made my heart to jump with joy. What I noticed the most during this visit was a “Sense of Hope” in the air in Rwanda. People are busy going places, with the sense … Continue reading →

I am so touched by my brothers and sisters in Africa. They pray, pray, pray. How do we know God’s will in our lives? Here it is. Make a Smilebox slideshow

When I am in Africa, I attend the daily devotional meeting which happens at the CASA house where I stay. Around 5 am, still dark outside, I hear the CASA house gate opens, and see Jack takes white plastic chairs … Continue reading →

Paul Kim from Stanford, Debbie from Multinomah University, and I taught faculty members at NUR. Paul shared mLearning (mobile learning), and Debbie shared cooperative learning and I taught different ways of using web 2.0 applications. Professors are eager to learn, … Continue reading →

I am back from from Rwanda. I will put photos and slides to share what we (nine volunteers from US) did in Rwanda from Dec. 30, 2008 to Jan 15th, 2009. We attended an all night service at a local … Continue reading →

This is our third week in Butare. We completed Student Conference which is the main program for this year. Students from Uganda, Rwanda, Congo, and Burundi came. This year’s conference theme was “Building your church, building your nation”. Also, they … Continue reading →

I am done with the NUR faculty seminar, and we are relaxing now. The seminar was successful, professors really like to learn about Web 2.0 applications and teaching strategies. Debbie presented “cooperative learning strategies”, Paul presented “eportofolio”, and I presented … Continue reading →

We arrived in Butare Rwnada on Dec. 30th, and had a wonderful worship service at the Pastor Paul’s church. It was an all night service; praising, giving testimonies, reading the Words, and preaching. I can’t believe several hundreds came to … Continue reading →

Pastor Rob, Lelia, and Grace joined dancers on the stage. They are dancing at 2 am at the all night service on the New Year’s Eve service.  

  Nine of us are posing at the Pastor Paul’s house after the dinner. The following activites will be taking place next two weeks. 1. Pan African International Student Conference — Christian students from Uganda, Rwanda, Congo, Burundi will come … Continue reading →