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And thus I make it my ambition to preach the gospel, not where Christ has already been named, lest I build on someone else's foundation, but as it is written, “Those who have never been told of him will see, and those who have never heard will understand."( Romans 15:20-21 )
We too sense an earnest call to reach those who have never named Christ. Although many faithful missionaries in Taiwan have gone before us, more than 97% of the population of Taiwan continues to walk in spiritual darkness. Buddhism, Taoism, Confucianism, and folk religion dominate the spiritual lives of the Taiwanese, and the vast majority of them have never heard the Gospel. In order to plant more Christ centered Churches in Taiwan, we are relying upon your prayers and the working of God’s Spirit to open the hearts of the lost to Jesus Christ. Please pray with us: that God would raise up more servants in Taiwan who are called, gifted, and equipped for the task of Church Planting.
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Annie sharing Bible stories with a older couple in Kaohsiung at a traditional market.
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Eric with his Chinese teacher and classmates visiting an aboriginal village in Southern Taiwan.
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Eric with a Taiwanese family in a Hakka Village outside Taipei. Hakka people make up 15% of the population and yet less than 1/2 of 1% are Evangelical Christians.
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Eric & Annie in Singapore for the 2013 Redeemer City to City Asia Church Planting Training and Assessment.
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Many young people in Taiwan are seeking to improve their English ability and this opens up countless opportunities for friendship Evangelism.
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Eric & Annie visiting a castle in Central Taiwan during a family trip in 2014.
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The Reformed Presbyterian Church in Taiwan Meeting for Presbytery at New Hope Church. Currently the Denomination is very small and only has congregations in N. Taiwan.
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Eric with a local Pastor in Wulai Village. Pastor Wong works heavily with the poor and working class in Taiwan.
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Taiwan has over 15,000 registered temples. One temple for every 1,500 people in the county.
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Dan Shui (淡水) - a Northern District of Taiwan where the first Missionary to Northern Taiwan (Dr. George Leslie Mackay) -- a Canadian Presbyterian, landed in 1872.
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Annie outside of a traditional Taiwanese stage in Tainan used by local temples to entertain the neighbors.
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Dr. George Mackay and his family. Mackay was a student of Charles Hodge at Princeton Seminary before moving to Taiwan to begin a life of fruitful missionary service.
