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July 7th 2012

Published: July 8th 2012

I am now in Nanchang and will start teaching Monday - it will still be Sunday there as we are 15 hours ahead of you! I am still have technical difficulty and now have no wireless so I can't even access the internet from my phone! Hopefully I will be able to access the school's computers tomorrow so I can post some pictures and tell some stories! Working on getting the computer going too.

God bless and sending much love to all,

Linda

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Linda Dieckhoff

Dieck

July 1, 2012 - Head on a new adventure with chinaconnect to teach in Nanchang, Jiangxi Province, China. I will be in China until August 5th. Stay tuned and follow my adventures! From 2008 trip: Hi, this is Linda live from China. I will be here for four weeks teaching with China Service Ventures in Xinyang, China. 2010: Travel to a new city in a new province to serve a new organization. 2013: This year instead of going to China to serve I embark on a pilgrimge to Spain to walk the Camino de Santiago. I wish to walk as a pilgrim - dedicating my walk and my life to God. I am eager ... full info

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8th July 2012

Ken
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If things are not going as planned you know you are in China! It is part of the adventure. You are in our prayers.

9th July 2012

Dieck
Linda Dieckhoff

AMEN!
Yes my two young teaching companions learned that first hand this morning! : > ) I believe I am almost used to it by now! It takes FOREVER for things to get discussed and arranged in Chinese and then things change! Plus we have an age group included in the mix we hadn't planned for - so lesson plans also change! It is the Chinese way I do believe. So true - it wouldn't be a teaching trip without MANY changes in plans. : > )

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