My name is Ryan Sant and I am looking for help in finding a translator for a planned business trip later this summer. I plan to travel up into China to the many pearl farms and markets and will need help in communicating with the people there. I am an RM myself and served in the Philippines, and currently reside in Provo, UT. If anyone here can help, or knows of anyone else that could help that would be great. All expenses will be paid for, and pay is negotiable. I would prefer a young single adult or RM, preferably male. Please contact me ASAP by phone or email. Thanks.
Ryan Sant
801-494-3329
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My name is Ryan Sant and I am looking for help in finding a translator for a planned business trip later this summer. I plan to travel up into China to the many pearl farms and markets and will need help in communicating with the people there. I am an RM myself and served in the Philippines, and currently reside in Provo, UT. If anyone here can help, or knows of anyone else that could help that would be great. All expenses will be paid for, and pay is negotiable. Please contact me ASAP by phone or email. Thanks.
Ryan Sant
801-494-3329
rsant83@yahoo.com
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To any one who is interested. I have been working in Hong Kong for the last year teaching at a private learning center on Hong Kong Island. We are looking for a teacher IMMEDIATELY! One of our teachers in leaving June 11th and I am going back August 12th so we need to replace two teachers. The owner of the learning center is a member and it is a great environment. My wife and I have had one of the greatest experiences of our lives. My wife comes from a small town in Southern Idaho and has really loved Hong Kong. I would recommend this job to any young couple or any missionary looking to get back to Hong Kong for a bit. The pay is good, and the kids are way fun to teach. Please contact us quickly. You can e-mail me at jamesajulian@gmail.com or you can e-mail Koon Chau at koonla@gmail.com for more information. Our website is www.meadowenglish.com
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Dear Missionaries,
As some of you already know that President and Sister Aki are now serving in Hong Kong as public affare missionary since Feb 2008. They would like to hold a mission reunion with all the missionaries whom served under them. Please bring your family with you. The reunion will be held on May 3 in Kawi Fong Chapel Hong Kong from 5-8pm. If you would like to attend this special reunion, please email me. Dinner will be provided. The fee will be HK$100 dollar for each adult. Kids will be free. If you would like to attend, please email me at: wlgartz@yahoo.com
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January 28, 2008
Our dear Missionaries,
I have been recovering from hand surgery, and this is my first day back at the computer. I was hoping to send all of you a cheery "Gung Hay Fat Choi", and still do, but will save the Lowe news for another day and send some more important news.
Probably all of you know either Elder Nip from 1992, or Elder Andrew Tang from 1995. Some of you have heard by now that they are both battling cancer. Elder Nip, who has been living with his family in Washington state where he practices law, has returned to Hong Kong to seek treatment for color cancer. Elder Tang was diagnosed last week with a very rare brain cancer and has already taken his young family to Singapore,and has begun treatment today.
They have been in our prayers, and we hope they will be in yours. Whenever you can, please put their names on the prayer roll of your Temple each time you go. President Lowe and I love these two young men, and grieve that they are having to deal with this terrible and frightening disease.
We talked with Elder Tang yesterday, and said that he has felt blessed as certain things have fallen into place for his treatment and for his family's care. We certainly hope that our Elders and their wives and children will feel the hand of the Lord in their lives.
I'll check the CHKM web site to make sure that their contact information is there. And we'll post information there on their progress.
Our love to all of you,
President and Sister Lowe
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Today i went to Kam Tong Bldg., again, and got more pictures and hope u all enjoy it. Here is the link : http://www.56.com/p55/v_Mzk2MDE4OTI.html?prand=1
pass word: ktkt
by the way, Kam Tong - Wednesday (free); Thursday (close).
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Sis. Brygn Ellwanger-China Hong Kong Mission
Dear Brygn: I have been getting China's news
online 'CCTV.com' & searching for GreatWall
of China dimensions, 'construction details'.
If you find such info., please pass it to me!
Also, CCTV.com, uses excellent English; they
quoted a student from Hong Kong Baptist
University. so possibly they could write about
LDS activities! Wishing you safe & enjoyable mission. M.Hartman
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Please take a moment to visit this slideshow in memory of my dearest brother Vincent, who also served in the China Hong Kong Mission.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jH7vDN9Op-g
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Vincent Au is my younger brother. We both served in the Hong Kong Mission.
Vincent passed away on June 16th, 2007 in a drowning accident in San Francisco area.
Our family is grateful for the many prayers and condolences that families, friends, and members of the Church have rendered us.
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I've just gotten word that Vincent Au has died in a swimming accident. For those that knew him, please remember his family in your prayers.
Regards,
Nathan Madsen
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Hello,
I've just received word that Vincent Au passed away last weekend. I don't have any more information but for those who knew him please remember his family in your prayers.
Perhaps if you know the details I would like to know them.
Nathan Madsen
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I'll be coming to L.A. for some work training from 6/27/07 to 7/12/07 and would love to meet up with any old friends from my era that live in that erea now. If this is you then let me know where you are, so we can meet up.
Also, if anybody happens to know of a place that I could rent a room during this time, I would greatly appreciate it.
Thanks & God bless,
Tobin Lay
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Sister Helen Goo gave a fantastic talk at this year's Women's Conference in which she shares interesting details of her family history. After my wife told me about it I looked it up and found that you can hear and/or view it online... here's the link:
http://www.byub.org/womensconf/
(Copy to your browser's address bar if it doesn't hot link.) You'll see her talk in the list ("Increasing Our Faith") so just click on a link to the right to hear or view it.
Sister Goo shared many inspiring stories that I hadn't heard before of her family's experiences leaving China, her joining the church and the challenges that followed. There are also some great photos of her youth and also of Brother Goo and their kids.
Best regards all!
-Bruce
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Sister Helen Goo gave a fantastic talk at this year's Women's Conference in which she shares interesting details of her family history. After my wife told me about it I looked it up and found that you can hear and/or view it online... here's the link:
http://www.byub.org/womensconf/
(Copy to your browser's address bar if it doesn't hot link.) You'll see her talk in the list ("Increasing Our Faith") so just click on a link to the right to hear or view it.
Sister Goo shared many inspiring stories that I hadn't heard before of her family's experiences leaving China, her joining the church and the challenges that followed. There are also some great photos of her youth and also of Brother Goo and their kids.
Best regards all!
-Bruce
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I'm considering a job that would require relocating to Guangzhou, and am looking for advice and information from anyone who has been there more recently than me (8 years ago).
The company is located in the Tianhe district so if you know of any nice expat apartments in that area or can provide any current information about Guangzhou that would be appreciated. I'll probably be heading over in May or July to take a look. Any advice on regotiating the relocation package would also be helpful. thanks, Benjamin Adams
adamsbenjamin@yahoo.com
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This summer i was planning on participating in a sales internship for a Austin based pest control company called Bug Guys. The team is being ran by a really good friend of mine. Last summer the lowest selling associate came home with about 15 thousand dollars. the highest was around thirty. The team is small so the mananger realy works with the team and really helps them to sucseed. Also the technitians have a 100% service record. Like i was saying I was planning on going but i found out that if i go it puts my graduation date back. I am un able to go, but i was woundering if any of you knew anyone who could use some extra money to pay for tuition. If so this really is a safe bet. Right now they are looking to fill three vacancies this summer. Please contact me if you or anyone you know is interested. I hope things are going well for yah. Keep in touch
Love,
Jasen
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Dear LDS Friends,
I am Bro. Simon Shum who is in Taipei 4th Ward. Should you need any help when you are coming to Taiwan, please feel free to contact me. I am glad that I can be of help to Sister Jessica Andrew.
Simon Shum
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Hello Friends,
I am considering an offer to work for a law firm in Taiwan this summer and wondered if anyone knows people living in Taipei that might have some ideas for housing, English wards, etc. I would appreciate any help! Thanks!
Jessica Andrew
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Does anyone know where I can get those wonderful chinese character flash cards we had in the mission field? I used to have them, but gave them away to an American-Chinese girl that was hoping to learn characters. Now that my Chinese has gotten pretty rusty, I would like to brush up on my skills. I have found similar flash cards on the internet, but they don't have the Cantonese pingyam. Thanks.
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