He was Tonga missionary in Taipei mission near 1991.I have ever been his investigator.
I want to know about his life and how to connected with him.His family lived in Ca. U.S.A
at that time. Any who knows about him please give me e-mail.Thanks.
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Hi, I served in Yonghe from January to July of 1999. I baptized Chen Wei Yan (Kevin). I was wondering if anyone knew how he was doing or how to get in touch with him.
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Hello, my name is Doug Payne. I served in Taiwan Mission from 1964-67. Hard to believe I'm old now. My wife and I picked up our son in Aug. 2002 from his mission in Pusan Korea, and then we flew to Taiwan. What a change! The Temple was wonderful! The Chin Hua Chieh Chapel (which I had the pleasure of working on during its construction) was just starting to come down. What memories. I stumbled on this web site. Glad I did. I'd love conversing with any missionaries from that era. I served in Keelung, Chang Hua, Chung Lee, Hua Lien, and Taipei. Go to login to get my email address.
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Does anyone know President Phipps email address? If so, would you mind sending it to dtm4@email.byu.edu?
Thanks
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hey trent call,it's your buddy from i.p.d. remember? get in touch.
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Would anyone know the location of charles nunn?He was my "son" thank you
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Just wanted to tell everyone Happy Thanksgiving!!! I am so thankful for my plentiful blessings! I am especially thankful for this church, my wonderful family and that I was called to serve in Taiwan. Not a day goes by that I don't have a thought or memory from Taiwan pop into my head. I can't wait to go back one day! The church is true!
p. s. wenjie Ke, http://www.mandarintools.com/ is a great place to obtain resourses for learning chinese and missionary tools!
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I need help from anyone planning a trip to Taiwan, or with connections in Taiwan, to make a book purchase for me. I served in Taipei in 1989-1991, but have lost all my mission contact info in the midst of several moves.
Anyway, there has recently been a new translation of "The Hobbit" and "The Lord of the Rings" into Chinese--and I just gotta have it. The problem: cannot seem to find it online, and have only sketchy info on the books.
If anyone can help, PLEASE let me know at jkrencher@yahoo.com
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Hello, I am from Taiwan and am attending BYU Provo. I was wondering if there was anyone who could help me in obtaining some of the rescources that the missionaries used to learn chinese on their mission in Taiwan. I have some friends who are learning chinese and I would like to assist them the best I can. They will pay for the items I just wanted to know what is being used and the prices for the items. If someone could help me or email me a list and price, and who and where I send to money that would me much appreciated. Thanks again.
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If anyone knows the contact info for Ryan George, could you please let me know. He served in the mission from 1991 - 1993. Thanks!
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An initial translation into Chinese has been completed by Josh Lee (Thanks Josh!). Make sure and spread the word to any native speaker friends / members / missionaries, that may be interested in getting involved with the site. They can now do it in their own language!
To view the Chinese version of the site - click on the link at the bottom left hand side of the home page. (From here - click home at the left, then from the home page, click Chinese at the bottom left.)
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Anyone been back to Taiwan recently?
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I'm looking for Stewart Randy Orcutt. He was in my LTM group (April 1975). If any of you have any leads on him, I'd appreciate you dropping me a line. I'm interested in catching up on old times with him.
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Hi whoever reads this! I am looking for the baptism interview questions in Chinese - characters or Pin Yin is ok. I am translating for an interview very soon and don't want to get any of the last 6 questions mixed up, if you know what I mean. Please help if you can. Email is nateguy76@hotmail.com.
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Hello all! Thank you for all your comments and suggestions. Keep them coming.
In an effort to get more alumni registered with us on the site, I have created a printable "PDF format" Alumni Registration Form. If you know of any alumni that are not registered on the site, take the time to print out this form and get it to them (via mail, by hand, or by distributing it at a mission reunion for example...).
With more alumni registered on the site, we'll be better able to stay connected with past, present, and future missionaries, members, and friends of the Taiwan Taipei Mission.
Download the file here: Alumni_Registration.pdf
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My name is Laird Sessions. I served 1992-1994 under President Stratford in Taichung. I am trying hard to locate one of my old companions (Christopher Lawton) and was having no luck. His twin brother Andrew Lawton served 92-94 in Taipei and I was hoping someone could give me info on how to reach them. Please email any info to LDS103@juno.com. Thank you
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Kip - sent me an e-mail (lt@rtafleet.com) so that we can catch up. Its been way too long...;)
Larry.
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Just found this site. Too cool, however if no one leaves e-mail addresses how do we contact you. Would like to hear more about your trip to Taiwan and your life. I have missed hearing from that part of my past. I am especially interested in contacting Bi Kwang. I have missed her so much. Am anxiously waiting your reply.
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I would love to hear from any of my former friends whom i enjoyed serving with back in 81-82. Please e-mail me at soccerstars5@aol.com.
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By the way, If any of you are interested in the history of the church in Asia, I just read a book called "From the East" by R. Lanier Britsch. It is a good read and covers the history of the church from India to Japan. Just thought you guys might be interested.
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