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For over 50 years, Taiwan Missionary Fellowship has served as a great help to missionaries in Taiwan in many areas.
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Greetings Taiwan Co-Laborer:
I'm sure there have been times in your ministry where you needed a break, or when a little encouragement could go a long way! Look no further, TMF Conference '08, is just around the corner! You'll find everything you're looking for -- and more!
Here's an update on the TMF conference, July 7-12, at Morrison Academy, in Taichung.
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Taiwan Missionary Fellowship
2008 TMF Summer Conference
July 7-11 ♥ July 7-11 ♥ July 7-11 ♥ July 7-11 ♥ July 7-11
You Won't Believe Who's Coming!
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Dr. Darrell Bock |
Dr. David Roadcup |
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Dr. Bock, Dallas Theological Seminary, NT Professor of Spiritual Development and Culture (CCL), has earned international recognition as a Humboldt Scholar. In addition to teaching NT at DTS, he serves as corresponding editor at large for Christianity Today. His articles appear in leading journals and periodicals such as the Los Angeles Times and the Dallas Morning News. He has been a New York Times best selling author in nonfiction. Dr. Bock has written numerous books, including one on Breaking the Da Vinci Code, which received international acclaim. |
Dr. Roadcup, Center for Church Advancement and professor at Cincinnati Christian University, has more that 40 years of experience and is a gifted author and communicator. David was one of the founders of Promise Keepers and served 11 years on the Promise Keepers Board of Directors. David, when not lecturing in the classroom, leading a small group in discipleship, or helping a church plot its direction, can be found speaking to tens of thousands at national and international Christian conferences. David's wife, Karen, will also be joining us at TMF. |
You can't miss TMF Conference next summer!
With Dr. Bock and Dr. Roadcup as our guest speakers... with a full children's and youth program led by volunteers from the US... with practical workshops and the great fellowship we've come to appreciate at TMF's Summer Conference - You can't miss out!
Won't you mark your calendar now to be on the Morrison Academy (Taichung) campus July 7-11, 2008?
WAIT! THERE'S MORE!
Every family or individual who pre-registers by June 1 will receive a special "We Care About You" gift bag prepared especially for missionaries by churches in the US! It's a bag of special treats that the whole family will enjoy!
Would you like to help out?
Many hands make light work!! Call or email David Atkin, conference chairman:
Home: 04-2381-8447 Cell: 0918-005-510 Email:
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Dear Members,
Perhaps you may have heard that Taiwan's government offers foreigners permanent residence status. How could you benefit from this policy? For those of you interested in permanent residency, the following website gives relevant information.
http://iff.immigration.gov.tw/enfront/life.php?tr_id=2&id=283
The basic condition for this status is time. You need to have lived in Taiwan for at least 7 years, and in each of those years your time inside the country must have exceeded 183 days. Among other things you need a health check, proof of income, and a verification of your criminal record (hopefully a lack of one!) from your home country. Also, if you are granted permanent residency, you need to continue to stay in Taiwan for over 183 days per year or risk losing your special status. This can be a good thing for those who play a long stay here. For greater detail, please read the website information or speak directly with relevant government officials. Hope this helps! In Jesus, Karl Schulz, Administrative Chairman |
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