Monday, July 19, 2010 at 12:39PM | Share Article 
Li Na, who is now ranked among the world’s top 10 tennis players, not only plays for China, she plays to win for those who have suffered the greatest loss. China’s newest orphans, the infants and children who lost their parents in the Yushu earthquake, will gain when China’s newest heroine wins.
Monday, July 12, 2010 at 09:00PM | Share Article
Day after day we serve those who desperately need help. Our reward comes when we see them gain hope and then move forward to begin fulfilling the potential to live fruitful lives that God has placed within us. Most of us don’t expect a pat on the back from anyone – we just get on and do the work of serving others! So it comes as a surprise when you find that your service has not only been noticed, but has been awarded by the Government!
Friday, July 2, 2010 at 09:50PM | Share Article
In last week's blog I mentioned that a medical team that had recently visited our Children's Homes in Qinghai. The BridgeLives Team provided training for our medical and care-giving staff as well as examinations for many of our children including several who have just come out from the Yushu earthquake area. We welcome one of the leaders of that team - Kerry Schottelkorb - to share some thoughts about the trip.
Tuesday, June 29, 2010 at 01:24AM | Share Article
Last week I told you about being grateful for several things that happened, but there was no space to tell you about one more thing – actually one person for whom I am extremely grateful. Mrs Carrie Yau Tsang Ka-lai, one of Hong Kong’s most outstanding Permanent Secretaries, has encouraged and mentored me over several decades (initially as a CA Board member) and recently came with me to Qinghai. She travelled for many bone-jarring hours to get to our projects without complaint!
Monday, June 28, 2010 at 11:19AM | Share Article 
It's been a very busy week, but the care of Zhuo Ma, who I told you about last week, must top the list of things for which I'm grateful. During a scheduled visit to Qinghai, I was able to visit her and also meet with officials from Qinghai Provincial Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) and the provincial Civil Affairs Department, who kindly listened to my request, on Zhuo Ma's behalf, for help with her medical condition, even though she was not a victim of the Yushu earthquake.