The Board doesn’t know this yet – except for Jaime, who winced when I mentioned it to her over lunch in Fort Langley in June – but our editorial team has an idea that might solve polarization. It’s called Enemy Pen Pals. Through this experiment, I’ll start connecting Christian Courier (CC) subscribers who might, at…
Dear Angela, Happy New Year to you, your family and creative writers team. Attached is a 1971 article from the Vancouver Sun that my son dug up: “Pulse Beats for Youth: Group Shares Art, Religion as Commune.” It brought back memories. That entire project was funded by a federal arts grant. Some of the projects…
I left for a month of Spanish immersion in Ecuador on February 14, an idea I had contemplated for decades and could finally implement in my 60s. COVID was circling overhead, but oh so far away. To be safe, I registered with the Canadian embassy. On the last Saturday of my trip, the concierge at…
On January 22, 2020, I waited in the Vancouver airport with my brother Harry and Malaysian-born sister-in-law Luang for our Air China flight to Taipei. We were on our way to Malaysia, Vietnam and Thailand. This trip was pursuing a dream I’d had since the early 1980s. After the Vietnam War, my husband and I…
Every November 11, memories come storming through my mind about World War II. No, I was not on the battlegrounds; we lived in the Netherlands, where Canadian soldiers came to help to set our country free. For this great sacrifice, I humbly and sincerely thank them. I was only two years old when the war…
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