Brian and Cassie Vinson* are not easily intimidated. They have taken on the challenge of living in Asia with a large, young family. The Vinsons say that managing a large family is difficult in any country.

My heart is burdened all over again for the people of Asia who are caught up in false teachings. I get home, give the dog a bone, and literally get down on my knees, asking God for a plan.

Asia is a very interesting place. At ordinary markets, you can find very weird things or types of food, such as, live frogs, flattened pig heads, dead snake wine, roasted ox stomach, etc. I’ve tasted duck feet, spicy noodles, blackened tofu, and pig intestines. Some are too spicy to swallow, some are too hard to chew, but some are very yummy!

Sometimes I forget that I grew up in your standard small town. 15,000 people. A bunch of cows. No movie theater. And the nearest “mall” is 30 miles away (consisting of a Belk, Cato, and JCPenny’s). It was quiet and life was manageable.

Countless visitors poured into Beijing during the Olympic games. Here are a few excerpts from some believers who made the journey.

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