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In the paths of your judgments, Oh Lord, we will wait for you.
Your NAME and Your RENOWN are the desire of our soul.

Isaiah 26:8

Tasty Breads and Hot Coffee

When you're in UB, you gotta come by the Grain of Wheat Student center for hot coffee ... and now fresh bakery items!

International Baptism (and Picnic)

The first picnic and baptism at the Cornerstone Church of All Nations, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia

The Return of Friday Photos

A morning stroll through an empty city: This week's Friday Photos ...

Time Redemption

Redeeming the time will amount to only creating more time to waste, unless there is one ultimate priority in my life.

Congratulations to the New President of Mongolia

The Mongolian people have elected a new president in an historic election.

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International Baptism (and Picnic)

International Baptism (and Picnic)

One Lord, One Faith, One Baptism... ...Every Tribe, Every Tongue, Every Nation It was our joy and privilege to participate in the first Baptism service of Cornerstone Church of All Nations. For those of you who aren't aware of this, a ...

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Tasty Breads and Hot Coffee

Tasty Breads and Hot Coffee

This week Renee' began training the newest worker at the "Grain of Wheat Student Center" in Ulaanbaatar. Dandig is learning how to make all kinds of tasty goodies that we are then able to sell at our cafe at ...

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Yak Polo 2009

Yak Polo 2009

It's here! It's time! The Yak Polo 2009 tee shirt is now on sale! For those who will be attending the C&MA General Council in Louisville, be sure to go by the Yak Polo/Vision for Chile ...

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  • For those who are interested – here are a few news articles about the Mongolian presidential elections:
    President: I’m Grateful to Mongolian People
    Rueters – Elbegdorj Wins
    BBC

  • There are presidential elections in Mongolia next month. Unlike the US, where stumping begins two years out and stays relentless until after the actual election. Candidates here weren’t even chosen until a couple of weeks ago. There is a ger that has been set up within eye-shot of our window, that I am suspicious is a ‘campaign ger’. In any case, I am sure it will not make the headlines Obama/McCain made. However, it might prove to be just as interesting (it’s the Socialist MPRP vs. the Democratic party).

    You can follow the action here.