Living in Taiwan our boys experienced life as a “visible minority,” but when they moved back to Canada they were an “invisible minority.” On the outside they looked like average Canadians, but culturally they were a Taiwanese-Canadian blend.
The combination of Christian compassion, social justice concerns and business acumen is at the heart of successful projects.
An international observer makes some observations about the January elections in Taiwan.
Some call it serendipity: Rev. Dr. Ted Siverns, an active member of his presbytery and involved with St. Andrew’s Hall as well, worked with the […]
ENI — Members of the Presbyterian Church in Taiwan have written an open letter to President Barack Obama asking that his administration review U.S. policy […]