China Is Not for Everyone: But It Was My Home for a Decade by Chaloux, économies Stephanie

I went through many changes when God called me to China. As the years passed, changes occurred in my language, daily habits, expectations, vocation, and Bible studies. Through all of these changes, God was faithful and led me along the path Hed prepared for me. Its not that I was perfect, trust me I wasnt. Missionaries are ordinary people, and you will get a glimpse into the highs and lows I experienced. Sometimes its only a glimpse because ten years of shopping experiences would be terribly dull. Youll delve into six main areas: professional, ministry, holidays, culture, personal life, and moving back. As a tentmaking missionary, I was officially in China as a teacher, but my job often fed my ministry. The stories are thematically collected, although they can span a decade as they intertwine in the tapestry of life. Very few aspects of life are left entirely untouched because life happens overseas, just like it does in ones own country. The packaging can be different, but it still happens. Therefore, the highlights are worthy of being shared. Going to a doctor or crossing the street are routine activities, but it doesnt look the same in every country. These were my experiences while living in China.