On the next-to-last day of classes teaching Chinese university English teachers, I lead a reading lesson that uses a story about two Native American women who sacrificed their lives to save others in their tribe. The last discussion question asks if anyone had sacrificed his life for the reader. In conclusion I mentioned that someone died for me, but the teachers would need to ask me after class, if interested. No one asked.

The next day before class, the early birds asked me who died for me! I was able to tell them that it was Jesus. Then it was time for class to begin.

At the break time, I had just come from the restroom, and I was thinking that several of the teachers hadn’t been part of the early morning conversation. Then God opened the door! A group of teachers who hadn’t heard the earlier conversation asked me who died for me. I told them, “Jesus,” and that led to a long conversation about churches, personal needs, and personal beliefs. Three teachers were intently questioning and listening. We had an extra-long break, but what an exciting answer to prayer!
-Short-term English Teacher

Recently a Chinese student sent a letter to his former English teacher, a short-term SEND missionary:

"Dear B ~ how are you doin?

Missing you already for sure~

I have a good news to you: Alpha course is over and now I trust in God~
I start reading Bible and the book that my teacher gave me. It's called "the purpose chosen life."

Makes me feel good ~ you know, God loves us~!

I can't wait to share with you about this~and really thank you for your help. I'm not sure if I could trust God without your help~friend~

I think the English program helps me a lot not only using English but make me change inside~

I'm really look forward to seeing you next summer, the sooner the better~

your friend,

Jon"

Praise God for another changed life!